| Tuesday 31st January 2006 |
| Westfield 1-1 Kingstonian (AET, 2-4 on penalties) |
Kingstonian won through to the last eight of the Surrey Senior Cup after a lethargic display against Combined Counties side Westfield saw the tie end scoreless after ninety minutes.
Goals from either side in the second period of extra-time - the K's goal coming via a superb strike from Tony Reid - meant a penalty shoot-out which the visitors won four-two, thanks to two fine saves from Richard Martin.
K's will face Leatherhead away in the quarter-finals at a date to be confirmed.
Tonight's line-up can be found here. For info the scorers in the shoot-out were Scott Corbett, Stuart Booth, Tony Reid and Steve Symes. |
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| Ian McDonald on Westfield |
| Ian McDonald gave us his thoughts after the penalty shoot-out win over Westfield. You can hear these from the audio page. |
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| Molesey match report (updated) |
| We have been contacted by the Ryman League and asked to edit our match report detailing Saturday's events. We have therefore produced a new version which will hopefully satisfy everybody. |
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| Monday 30th January 2006 |
| Spend a home matchday with the two Macs! |
Ever wondered what went on behind the scenes on matchday? Well now is your chance to find out.
Package includes:
Entrance to ground
Meet the K's players and management
In the dressing room listen to the pre-match talk before kick-off
Seat in the Dug-Out for the whole match
Half time and Full time come into the Patrons Lounge for refreshments.
Cost £75 - to book, contact Gary Anstead at kingstonianfc@aol.com
Note: this package is available to over 18s only. |
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| Sunday 29th January 2006 |
| Molesey 2-3 Kingstonian |
Kingstonian won an amazing game by three goals to two at Molesey yesterday. Deep into injury time the home side got the ball into the net, the referee blew his whistle and pointed to the centre circle sending K's heads into hands.
It took some time for everybody to realise that he had in fact given a free-kick to the visitors and ended the game at exactly the same time - giving K's a well-earned three points.
An own-goal put K's ahead, with a deflected shot from Mazin Ahmad pulling the score back to two-all after a brace from ex-K Phill Ruggles, and it was a scrambled header from Scott Corbett that finally gave K's the win. |
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| Molesey match report |
| The report of yesterday's incredible events is now available. |
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| Ian McDonald on Molesey |
| In the return of an old feature that many people have missed, Simon Murray spoke to Ian McDonald after yesterday's game and you can hear his views from the audio page. |
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| Saturday 28th January 2006 |
| Andrew Julius & Ryan Adams |
| Defenders Andrew Julius and Ryan Adams have left the club by mutual consent. |
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| Friday 27th January 2006 |
| Injury update |
| Martyn Lee has responded well to treatment from Ken Weaver and is expected to be available for selection at Molesey tomorrow. |
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| Wednesday 25th January 2006 |
| Kingstonian U18 4-2 Mole Valley Predators U18 |
| The under 18's won their Surrey Cup quarter final against Mole Valley Predators tonight to set up a semi final away to Godalming Town Godalming Town. Creag Wilson (2), Ahmed Olafunmishe and Tim Mellett netted the goals. |
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| Tuesday 24th January 2006 |
| Wayne Noad |
| Defender Wayne Noad has joined Camberley Town on a month's temporary transfer. |
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| Sunday 22nd January 2006 |
| Burgess Hill match report |
| The report of yesterday's vistory has now been uploaded. |
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| Match posters |
| Posters advertising the upcoming four home games in February can be downloaded for distribution from the match posters page. |
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| Saturday 21st January 2006 |
| Kingstonian 3-2 Burgess Hill |
K's moved up to seventh place in the league table after a three-two home win over Burgess Hill this afternoon.
The visitors twice took the lead in the first half, but two instant replies - from Tommy Moorehouse and James Rose - saw the teams go in level at the break. It took some time for K's second-half pressure to tell, but Rose's second of the game eight minutes from time ensured that the recent fine run continued.
The line-up from today's match is now available. |
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| Friday 20th January 2006 |
| Injury update |
Kingstonian sports injuries manager Ken Weaver is pleased to report a quiet week in the treatment room, after a surge of niggling knocks and injuries over the New Year period.
Tommy Moorhouse has been receiving treatment on an old ankle injury sustained last year, whilst Steve Potterill was given ultrasound on a stiff calf muscle after the midweek game at Met Police.
Stuart Reeks, meanwhile, is not expected to play over the next two or three months as he recovers from knee ligament problems. |
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| Wednesday 18th January 2006 |
| Met Police match report |
| The report from last night's game is now available. |
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| U18 game off tonight |
The Under 18's have had tonight's Southern Youth League game against Mole Valley Predators called off.
The team are due back in action next Wednesday evening when they are again at home to Mole Valley Predators, this time in the quarter finals of the Surrey Cup. The winners of that game will travel to Guildford United or Godalming Town in the semi finals. |
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| Curry lunch postponed |
| The curry lunch buffet, planned for this Sunday in Surbiton, has been postponed. The event is now planned to take place in late February - details will follow in due course. |
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| Match arrangements from Molesey |
"Molesey FC are pleased to announce that the game on Saturday 28th January against Kingstonian will be a 'Kids for Free' day at the Herds Renault Stadium. All under 16's who go through the gate with a paying adult will be given free admission. Standard prices are as follows; Adults £7.50, OAP's & Students £3, Programme £1.50.
We are of course expecting our largest attendance of the season and due to current car park remedial work are limited for parking spaces so would advise that you arrive early. Access to the clubhouse between 12.00-3.45pm is only via the main front door. There is no access to the clubhouse once you have entered the stadium." |
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| Tuesday 17th January 2006 |
| Metropolitan Police 0-0 Kingstonian |
Kingstonian's run of scoring in eighteen consecutive matches came to an end at Imber Court tonight, with the woodwork three times denying the K's, whilst former goalkeeper Stuart McKenzie denied James Rose and Julian Sills headed efforts in each half.
The line-up can be found here. |
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| Upcoming suspensions |
| Tommy Moorhouse will be suspended for the upcoming Molesey and Westfield games, with Steve Symes also ruled out for the trip to Molesey, for accumulation of yellow cards (at all clubs this season). |
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| Monday 16th January 2006 |
| Newport match report |
| The report from the three-one win on the island is now available. |
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| Richard Martin |
| Goalkeeper Richard Martin's loan from Brighton & Hove Albion has been extended until 18 February 2006. |
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| Sunday 15th January 2006 |
| Newport (IoW) 1-3 Kingstonian |
The long trip over the water to the Isle of Wight was well worth it in the end, as K's ran out three-one winners against the league's bottom side. Two first-half goals from Tommy Moorehouse (his first for the club) and James Rose deservedly saw K's in the lead, but Newport pulled one back before half-time.
The win was silled (ha ha) by Julian Sills' second goal in as many games with just over ten minutes remaining. The three points saw K's move up into ninth place in the league table.
The line-up can be found here. |
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| Wednesday 11th January 2006 |
| Ashford Town U18 2-0 Kingstonian U18 |
The under 18's lost to a goal in each half from league leaders Ashford Town (middx) in the Southern Youth League tonight.
The team are at home (Dorking FC) next Wednesday evening, when they host Mole Valley Predators in the league. |
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| Tuesday 10th January 2006 |
| Tooting match report |
| The report from last night's two-all draw is now available. |
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| Monday 9th January 2006 |
| Kingstonian 2-2 Tooting & Mitcham United |
Tooting were denied top spot in the league as form team K's ensured they did not come away from a tight game empty handed after a Julian Sills equaliser in the final minute.
With With Mazin Ahmad and Martyn Lee denied by the woodwork in the early stages, Ahmad followed up his saved penalty to slot home the opening goal of the game on the stroke of half time. Tooting rallied and turned the game around with quick-fire goals in the 77th and 79th minutes from Vernon Francis and Danny Twin before the dramatic finish.
The line-up can be found here. |
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| K's FA Cup heroes |
Kingstonian are amongst an elite 33 non-league teams who have, according to the FA, the highest rankings in the history of the FA Cup. This elite band on this, the 125th season of the FA Cup, have been invited to participate in the selection of an "All Time FA Cup Heroes" team, along with the 92 Premier and Football League clubs.
With 625 names from a total of 125 clubs, a panel of FA Cup experts, chaired by Sir Trevor Brooking - who famously scored the winning goal for West Ham in the 1980 Final - will whittle this down to a shortlist of 125; 25 players from each position and 25 managers. TheFA.com will then begin a month-long search for the final all-time team by asking visitors to their website to select their own FA Cup Legends team and manager. The final team will be announced, by position, throughout the build up to Mays Cup Final.
The full list of non-league teams is: Altrincham, Barrow, Bath City, Blyth Spartans, Bromley, Bishop Auckland, Chesham United, Chorley, Dartford, Darwen, Enfield, Gainsborough Trinity, Grantham, Hereford United, Hitchin Town, Kettering Town, Kings Lynn, KINGSTONIAN, Lowestoft Town, Merthyr Tydfil, Northwich Victoria, Nuneaton Borough, Runcorn, Scarborough, Shildon, St Albans City, Sutton United, Tooting & Mitcham, Wealdstone, Weymouth, Woking, Worcester City and Worksop Town.
Kingstonian's record in the FA Cup can be examined by searching for K's in the FA Cup in our database.
Meanwhile, to make nominations and add to the debate please visit the FA Cup heroes threads on the Ks In Point forum over the next week or two. |
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| Sunday 8th January 2006 |
| Leatherhead match report |
| The report from yesterday's two-one win is now available. |
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| Dover game rearranged |
| The league game away to Dover Athletic, postponed from last month, has been rearranged for Tuesday 14th March, kick off 7.45pm, at the Crabble. |
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| Saturday 7th January 2006 |
| Kingstonian 2-1 Leatherhead |
Second half goals from Tony Reid and Kenny Ojukwa secured the points against ten man Leatherhead in a spirited match today. Dante Aligheri pulled one back for the visitors to set up a close finish but K's held out to make it five wins in five in the league.
The line-up can be found here. |
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| Friday 6th January 2006 |
| Steve Potterill |
The club have signed South African defender Steve Potterill from Bromley, where he made 115 appearances over the past two and a half seasons.
K's coach Stuart McIntyre - who signed Potterill for the Lilywhites in 2003 - said of him, "Steve gives us quality and composure. He played at the highest level professionally in South Africa and has played against some who are now playing in high European leagues in Germany and France as well as here in England." |
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| Thursday 5th January 2006 |
| Coach to Newport IoW |
Details for the Supporters Club coach to Newport on the Isle of Wight can be found here.
Please note that the cost of the ferry crossing is not included in the listed coach price. |
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| Wednesday 4th January 2006 |
| Back at work? Looking for something to do? |
Now that most people have returned to work after their Christmas break it seems like the perfect opportunity to mention that a section of the site which proved very popular in the past has made a welcome, if long overdue, return.
By going to the search the site page you can search every Kingstonian result ever! We've got every match from September 1919 onwards and you can search all 4437 of them.
So if you're back at work and looking for something to fill that time (in your lunch break, of course) head over to the search page - it's almost certainly the only service like it in non-league football!
Meanwhile, the 'next match - past meetings' link on the top right corner of every page will now return results of all fixtures between K's and their upcoming opponents. |
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| Tuesday 3rd January 2006 |
| Whyteleafe match report |
| The report from yesterday's three-one win is now available. |
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| Match sponsorship |
A number of sponsorship opportunities are available as Kingstonian move into 2006 with a host of home games in the Ryman League. As well as various matchball and mascot opportunities, the following games are available for match sponsorship:
Monday 9th January Tooting & Mitcham United
Monday 6th February Ashford Town
Monday 20th February Hastings United
Saturday 25th February Cray Wanderers
Saturday 4th March Fleet Town
Monday 6th March Croydon Athletic
Further details regarding the packages and contact details can be found on the commercial page. |
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| Kingstonian calendars |
| Kingstonian 2006 calendars are now available to order, costing just £5. Further details can be found on the club shop page. |
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| Monday 2nd January 2006 |
| Kingstonian 3-1 Whyteleafe |
Kingstonian notched up their first league 'double' of the season - at the first time of trying - at the expense of Whyteleafe following their latest second half goalscoring spree.
Mazin Ahmad converted from the penalty spot in the 64th minute after substitute Kenny Ojukwa had been felled, before Ojukwa neatly tucked away a second and Tony Reid made it three goals in quarter of an hour with a close range header.
The first half had seen Whyteleafe goalkeeper James Wastell save a Martyn Lee penalty before the visitors took the lead just after the half hour mark when Kevin George rose unmarked to head home a free kick.
The line-up can be found here. |
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