| Tuesday 31st October 2006 |
| Corinthian-Casuals 2-1 Kingstonian |
Holders Kingstonian crashed out of the Surrey Senior Cup in the first round before the scheduled start in the competition for most other clubs.
Danny Morris struck a fine goal midway through what would have been a comfortable first half, bar a late close range equaliser from the hosts.
The woodwork three times denied Kingstonian a second goal, and midway through the second half the game turned when Steve Symes was sent off for tangling with an opponent bearing down on goal. The resulting free quick squirmed through the wall and turned out to be the game's decisive goal.
Full details can be found here. |
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| Saturday 28th October 2006 |
| Tooting & Mitcham 1-1 Kingstonian |
A 16th minute goal by Tony Reid was cancelled out by Matt Yorke's penalty five minutes before half time in a scrappy one-all draw at Imperial Fields today.
Tooting finished the game with just nine men following the dismissals of Jamie Findlay midway through the second half and Vernon Francis on the stroke of full time.
Full details can be found here. |
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| Stuart McIntyre on Tooting |
| Stuart McIntyre gave us his thoughts on today's game and you can hear them with the audio player. |
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| Thursday 26th October 2006 |
| Ashford Town game re-arranged |
| The league game away to Ashford Town has been brought forward from its original mid-January date to Saturday 4th November 2006, kick off 3pm at Homelands. |
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| Tuesday 24th October 2006 |
| Sudbury match report |
| The report of last night's game is now available. |
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| Monday 23rd October 2006 |
| Kingstonian 2-3 AFC Sudbury |
A thrilling FA Trophy replay saw the pendulum swing from one way to another before Sudbury grasped an injury time winner to set up a tie with Ramsgate in the next round.
The visitors took a first minute lead through a Neil Calver header before a stirring Kingstonian comeback at the start of the second half. Dean Lodge headed home Mazin Ahmad's cross in the 49th minute before Daniel Morris got the final touch onto a tantilising looping effort from Martyn Lee a minute later.
Sudbury's Calver was sent off following a second reckless challenge, though this only spurred on the visitors. Darren Bethell's deflected effort levelled the scores with just over ten minutes remaining before further drama in the final minute. Richard Taylor was sent off for a professional foul before a stoppage time winner from Donald George to finally decide the tie.
Full details can be found here. |
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| Stuart McIntyre on Sudbury |
| Stuart McIntyre gave us his thoughts on tonight's game and you can hear them with the audio player. |
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| Sudbury match report |
| The report of Saturday's game is now available. |
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| Sunday 22nd October 2006 |
| Corinthian-Casuals game postponed |
The home league game versus Corinthian-Casuals scheduled for Monday night has been postponed to a later date following yesterday's draw in the FA Trophy.
K's will now host AFC Sudbury tomorrow night, kick off 7.45pm at Kingsmeadow. The match posters page has been updated to reflect the fixture changes. |
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| AFC Sudbury 2-2 Kingstonian |
Danny Morris got K's off to a flying start in their opening FA Trophy game, blasting home in the second minute before doubling his tally on the half hour mark when neatly converting a Mazin Ahmad cross.
The hosts hit back in the second half and found a breakthrough in the 63rd minute when David Head's effort was blocked by the arm of Tommy Moorhouse. Head converted the penalty and six minutes later the scores were levelled when Tommy Noble struck at the far post to take the tie to a replay at Kingsmeadow on Monday.
Full details can be found here. |
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| Stuart McIntyre on Sudbury |
| Stuart McIntyre gave us his thoughts on yesterday's game and you can hear them with the audio player. |
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| Thursday 19th October 2006 |
| James Rose |
James Rose has had his contract terminated by mutual consent and has left the club as of immediate effect. The striker made 61 appearances for the club over two spells, scoring 24 goals in that time.
The club would like to thank James for his efforts and wishes him well for the future. |
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| Wednesday 18th October 2006 |
| Whyteleafe match report |
| The report of last night's win is now available. |
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| Tuesday 17th October 2006 |
| Whyteleafe 1-2 Kingstonian |
A first half headed goal from Tommy Moorhouse and a Dean Lodge strike just before half time proved enough to secure a deserved three points for K's tonight at Whyteleafe.
Scott Corbett and Tony Reid went closest in the second half before Ryan Rummery pulled back what turned out to be only a consolation goal with a fine 25 yard effort five minutes from the end.
Full details can be found here. |
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| Mark Harris on Whyteleafe |
| Mark Harris gave us his thoughts on tonight's game which you can hear here. |
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| Monday 16th October 2006 |
| Corinthian-Casuals game re-arranged |
The Surrey Senior Cup first round fixture away to Corinthian-Casuals has been brought forward to fit with county guidelines to Tuesday 31st October, kick off 7.45pm.
As a result, the Kingstonian v Met Police game, scheduled for Monday 30th October, has been postponed until a later date. |
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| Sunday 15th October 2006 |
| Fleet Town match report |
| The report of yesterday's "home" defeat is now available. |
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| Kingstonian 1-2 Fleet Town |
Despite taking a fifth minute lead through a close range Tony Reid headed goal, K's succumbed to league leaders Fleet Town at Hampton's Beveree ground yesterday.
Nathan Smart equalised on the break five minutes before half time for the visitors and not long after Dean Lodge had hit the crossbar for the K's, Will Salmon struck to make it two-one with ten minutes remaining.
Full details can be found here. |
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| Stuart McIntyre on Fleet |
| Stuart McIntyre gave us his thoughts on yesterday's game and you can hear them with the audio player. |
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| Friday 13th October 2006 |
| Quiz night tomorrow |
A reminder that the Kingstonian Supporters Club, following a number of requests, are experimenting with a Saturday slot for the quiz nights tomorrow. The event kicks off at 7.45pm at St John's Parish Hall, Grove Lane, Kingston.
All are welcome, and admission including a fish/chicken/veggie supper is £6. There is no bar on site so bring your own drinks - an off licence and pub are located just down the road from the venue. |
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| Thursday 12th October 2006 |
| Met Police match report |
| The report from Tuesday night's game is now available. |
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| Wednesday 11th October 2006 |
| Manager reflects on game |
Following last night's defeat at Met Police, Stuart McIntyre has expressed his disappointment for the fans who turned up and thanks them for their support in what was a good league cup turnout.
With important league fixtures approaching, Stuart used the game as an opportunity to give players who have yet to feature prominently this season an outing. As touched upon in last night's K's Web audio interview, he thought that whilst the side played some good football at times, ultimately goals change games. He takes responsibility for the defeat but believes that it was the right game to try a few different things in order to learn more about the squad. |
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| Tuesday 10th October 2006 |
| Metropolitan Police 4-1 Kingstonian |
A Kingstonian side featuring nine changes from the weekend's league game made a bright start to their Westview Cup third round game at Met Police, with Wes Harrison converting a Glenn Boosey corner in the 9th minute.
The hosts, however, turned the game around towards the end of the first half, first when Kevin Cooper poked home a deep ball and then when Ben Abbey converted a penalty on the stroke of half time after Craig Brown had been felled.
The second half saw a Dean Lodge cross-shot clip the top of the crossbar and Glenn Boosey strike the post from close range, before Tony Finn fired in the goal of the game in the 69th minute to effectively seal the result. The Blues struck a final goal in the 77th when Steve Potterill inadvertently converted a cross into the back of his own net.
Full details can be found here. |
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| Stuart McIntyre on Met Police |
| Stuart McIntyre gave us his thoughts on tonight's game and you can hear them with the audio player. |
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| Club reaction to 'neutral venue' Fleet Town fixture |
The Directors of Kingstonian Football Club are disappointed with the situation which finds them having to play their next Ryman League home match at Hampton & Richmond Borough FC on Saturday 14th October (kick off 3pm). This follows Fleet Town's confirmation that they were unwilling to play either on the evening of Friday 13th October or on Sunday 15th October. The original need to move the game was to avoid a fixture clash with AFC Wimbledon's upcoming FA Cup game at Kingsmeadow Stadium. Whilst of course respecting the views of the Fleet Board, it is now unusual to find clubs unwilling to be flexible when circumstances such as these present themselves.
The result is that Kingstonian and their fans will have to pay more money to stage/attend this match and at considerable inconvenience to all involved. This cannot be in the best spirit of non-league football, where the fans should always come first. Naturally all at Kingstonian are extremely grateful to our friends at Hampton & Richmond Borough for allowing the game to take place at their Beveree ground. |
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| Monday 9th October 2006 |
| Match posters |
| Posters advertising the next five home games can be downloaded for distribution from the match posters page, including a special edition for the upcoming Fleet Town game. |
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| Sunday 8th October 2006 |
| Stuart McIntyre on Dover |
| We managed to catch up with Stuart McIntyre on his Sunday afternoon and he gave us his thoughts on yesterday's two-two draw. He then added a bit more. |
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| Dover match report |
| The report from yesterday's eventful game is now available. |
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| Saturday 7th October 2006 |
| Dover Athletic 2-2 Kingstonian |
An extraordinary game at Crabble today saw nine man Dover and ten man Kingstonian share the points in front the largest Division One crowd of the season, 855.
A relatively quiet first half saw Tony Reid come closest for the K's with a close range header just wide of the post, before Jimmy Dryden put the hosts in front on the stroke of half time with a curling free kick.
Scott Corbett converted a Mazin Ahmad cross eight minutes after the break to level the scores before an already brewing match spilled over. A brawl followed an unsavoury challenge by Craig Cloke on Steve Symes, in which a number of players were booked. Soon after Cloke was shown a second yellow following a lunging tackle, though Dover retook the lead when Dryden was on hand to convert a swift break down the left.
The closing stages saw Tony Browne sent off for handball on his goal-line, with Mazin Ahmad confidently converting the resulting spot kick to level the scores again. K's full back Steve Symes became the third player to see red when shown a second yellow in the final minute.
Full details can be found here. |
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| Friday 6th October 2006 |
| Fleet Town game moved |
The home league game versus Fleet Town will be played as scheduled on Saturday 14th October, kick off 3pm, but at Hampton & Richmond Borough FC's Beveree ground.
This is due to AFC Wimbledon FA Cup game taking preference at Kingsmeadow, with opponents Fleet not accepting the fixture to be moved to the Friday or Sunday. |
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| Thursday 5th October 2006 |
| Two return to K's defence |
Two former Kingstonian defenders have returned to the club over the past week:
Stephen Broad (26) is a former Chelsea Reserves captain who moved to Southend United in 2001, making 50 appearances at Roots Hall before joining K's along with Mark Beard in 2003. Stephen made 42 appearances for the club that season before abroad to coach in America. He has made the odd appearance for Corinthian Casuals and Sutton United this season.
Danny Lavender (30) played 21 times for Kingstonian as a youngster in the mid-90's. He moved on to Leatherhead, where he firmly established himself, making over 200 appearances for the Tanners, before joining Walton & Hersham at the start of last season. |
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| Wednesday 4th October 2006 |
| Corinthian-Casuals games arranged |
The recently postponed home league game against Corinthian-Casuals has been re-arranged for Monday 23rd October, kick off 7.45pm at Kingsmeadow.
Meanwhile, the defence of the Surrey Senior Cup will begin away at Corinthian-Casuals on Tuesday 7th November, kick off 7.45pm at King George's Field. |
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| Tuesday 3rd October 2006 |
| Walton match report |
| Kevin O'Connor's report of Saturday's two-one victory is now available. |
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| Monday 2nd October 2006 |
| Met Police game re-arranged |
| The Westview Cup third ground game at Met Police, originally scheduled for this Tuesday has been postponed following their upcoming FA Cup replay aginst Hastings, and will now be played on Tuesday 10th October, kick off 7.45pm at Imber Court. |
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| Sunday 1st October 2006 |
| Walton Casuals 1-2 Kingstonian |
Despite going behind to a Craig Carley strike, Kingstonian battled back to win the game at Franklyn Road following a pinpoint strike from Mazin Ahmad on the stroke of half time and a Scott Corbett effort in the 73rd minute.
Full details can be found here. |
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| Julian Sills on Walton |
| Club captain Julian Sills gave us his thoughts on yesterday's game and you can hear them with the audio player. |
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