| Thursday 30th November 2006 |
| Mazin Ahmad |
Attacking midfielder Mazin Ahmad has had his playing registration cancelled by mutual consent. Maz made 85 appearances for the club, scoring 19 goals in total.
The club would like to thank him for his efforts and wishes him well for the future. |
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| Supporters Club Christmas Party |
The Supporters Club Christmas Party will be held on Saturday 23rd December 2006, doors opening at 7.30pm. There will as usual be food and a live band on the night.
Tickets will be available from the Club Shop from Saturday 9th December (Molesey home game), and are free to Supporters Club members. Non members are welcome to attend, with tickets costing £4.
If you are not currently a Supporters Club member then join up and reap the benefits of cheaper coach travel, along with the not-to-be-missed End of Season Party! Membership forms can be picked up in the Club Shop or downloaded from here. |
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| Supporters Club Christmas Raffle |
| The Supporters Club committee wish to thank Butch and Julie Shakespeare for donating the fourth prize of £25.00 and to all those other supporters who have donated prizes for the Christmas Raffle. Other prizes would be gratefully received at the Club Shop. |
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| Coach to Dulwich |
| The Supporters Club are running a coach to Dulwich on Saturday, leaving Kingsmeadow at 1pm. Prices are £8 adult, £5 concession and £2.50 child. Please call Gary or Sandra Winters to book your seat. |
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| Wednesday 29th November 2006 |
| Epsom & Ewell U18 1-2 Kingstonian U18 |
Goals from Mark Watkins and Ross Chalke (pen) did the business for the under 18's as they came back from a goal down at half time to beat previously unbeaten Epsom & Ewell 2-1 in a Southern Youth League East Division match played tonight at Merland Rise.
K's are next in action next Wednesday in the Southern Youth League Cup Preliminary Round at home to Fisher Athletic, kick-off 7.30pm at Colliers Wood United FC. |
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| Tuesday 28th November 2006 |
| Kingstonian 1-1 Corinthian-Casuals |
A fourth one-all draw in a row saw K's held by bottom club Corinthian-Casuals at Kingsmeadow. The opponents took the lead midway through the second half through a Luke Gay strike, before Adolph Amoako levelled the scores just before the hour mark from close range.
Full details are available here. |
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| Stuart McIntyre on Corinthian-Casuals |
| The manager gave his thoughts on last night's game and you can hear them with the audio player. |
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| Corinthian-Casuals match report |
| The report of last night's one-one draw is now available. |
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| Sunday 26th November 2006 |
| Boxing Day kick off |
| The kick off for the Boxing Day fixture at home to Leatherhead has been set for 3pm. |
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| Remembering Richmond Road |
| A couple of items have been added to the other pages section; a pictorial trip to Richmond Road by David Crawt and some memories of K's at their former ground by Rob White. |
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| Friday 24th November 2006 |
| Met Police game arranged |
| The home league game against Metropolitan Police has been arranged for Monday 29th January, kick off 7.45pm at Kingsmeadow. |
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| Tuesday 21st November 2006 |
| Metropolitan Police 1-1 Kingstonian |
K's recorded their third consecutive one-all draw in the league with a frustrating night at Imber Court. Met Police were reduced to ten men in the early stages when Carl Hutchings was sent off for bringing down Tony Reid inside the box. Dean Lodge's spot kick was however comfortably saved by Will Packham.
The breakthrough came in the 31st minute when Adolph Amoako pounced to score against his former club. Substitute Scott Corbett saw a header saved onto the post by Packham in the second half, but the hosts increased their influence in the game and struck a deflected equaliser on the hour mark.
Full details are available here. |
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| Met Police match report |
| The of tonight's game is now available. |
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| Sittingbourne match report |
| The of Saturday's game is now available. |
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| Jarvis in, Lavender out |
The club have signed defender Jamie Jarvis (35) from Ryman Premier side Slough Town. His previous clubs include Maidenhead United, Hayes, Grays Athletic and Hampton & Richmond, before moving to the Stage Meadow ground, first as captain at Windsor & Eton before joining Slough in the summer.
Head Coach Stuart McIntyre commented on the signing, "Jamie is a dominating centre half who is exceptionally strong in the air. He is the just the kind of player the side needs at the moment."
"Following his arrival, Danny Lavender has considered his options and decided to return to help out his former club Leatherhead, where they are missing a number of players through injury. It's an amicable move and will hopefully work out best for all parties concerned." |
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| Monday 20th November 2006 |
| Supporters Club Grand Christmas Draw |
The Supporters Club will be holding their annual draw at the Christmas Party on Saturday 23rd December (party details to follow), with the following up to be won:
1st £150
2nd £75
3rd £50
4th £25
Plus many other prizes
Tickets cost just a pound each, and can be purchased from the club shop on home matchdays and from any supporters club committee member. |
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| Saturday 18th November 2006 |
| Sittingbourne 1-1 Kingstonian |
A 49th minute goal by Dean Lodge was cancelled out with a quarter of an hour remaining by an Paul Ainsworth strike as the sides played out a one-all draw at the Bourne Park ground.
Full details are available here. |
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| Stuart McIntyre on Sittingbourne |
| The manager gave his thoughts on today's game and you can hear them with the audio player. |
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| Craig Lewington |
| The club have signed midfielder Craig Lewington (24) from Conference South side Maidenhead United. Former Brentford trainee Craig is a familiar figure at K's, having made 94 appearances for the club between 2002 and 2004. Moved to Hampton, and following a brief spell at Windsor, joined Maidenhead a year ago. |
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| Wednesday 15th November 2006 |
| Kingstonian U18 0-1 Walingham U18 |
An 86th minute goal from the visitors proved enough to secure the points in tonight's Southern Youth League fixture.
The under 18's are now next in action on Wednesday 29th November, away to Epsom & Ewell in the league. |
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| Sunday 12th November 2006 |
| Kingstonian U18 13-0 Guildford City U18 |
Five goals from Mark Watkins, four goals from Decent Edaeyi and one goal each for Jack Murphy, Mario Cavozzi, Ross Chalke and Richard Withers saw Kingstonian U18's beat Guildford City by thirteen goals to nil in this afternoon's Surrey Cup second round tie.
Robert Wooldridge's match reports from today's game and Wednesday night's league win over Colliers Wood can be found in the under 18's section.
The team are next in action on Wednesday against Warlingham in the Southern Youth League East Division, kick-off 7.30pm at Colliers Wood United FC. |
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| Hastings match report |
| Simon Grier's report of yesterday's game is now available. |
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| Stuart Booth |
| Right sided player Stuart Booth has left the club to join Harrow Borough. Stuart made 31 appearances in total in a couple of spells with the club. |
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| Saturday 11th November 2006 |
| Kingstonian 1-1 Hastings United |
A 93rd minute header from club captain Julian Sills rescued a point against lowly Hastings. Lee Carey had given the visitors the lead from 25 yards just before the break, with Luke Garrard disappointed to see the effort squirm through his grasp.
Full details are available here. |
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| Stuart McIntyre on Hastings |
| The manager gave his thoughts on today's game and you can hear them with the audio player. |
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| Thursday 9th November 2006 |
| Fixture changes |
The home game against Cray Wanderers, originally scheduled for Saturday 25th November, has been postponed due to the opponents' FA Trophy match against Yeading.
Meanwhile, the Kingstonian v Corinthian-Casuals league fixture has been arranged for Monday 27th November, kick off 7.45pm at Kingsmeadow. |
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| Wednesday 8th November 2006 |
| Kingstonian U18 4-3 Colliers Wood United U18 |
The under 18's secured a thrilling win in tonight's Southern Youth League fixture, coming back with three fine goals in six minutes, from Decent Edaeyi, Peter Philpott and Mark Watkins in response to a 2nd minute goal from the visitors going in to half time.
Colliers Wood again struck early after kick off, this time a solo goal in the 48th minute to tighten things up. Midway through the second half each side was awarded a penalty in quick succession - the first for K's following a foul on Edaeyi which was calmly converted by Ross Chalke, before the opponents again pulled back a goal again through a retaken spot kick. The young K's however held out for a deserved win and now go into two more home games in the coming week; Sunday and next Wednesday. |
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| Ashford match report |
| The report of Saturday's game is now available. |
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| Tuesday 7th November 2006 |
| U18's upcoming fixtures |
The under 18's, after a barren run without games, are in action three times at home over the coming next week:
This Wednesday they play Colliers Wood United, kick off 7.30pm in the Southern Youth League
On Sunday they play Guildford City, kick off 2pm in the Surrey (U18) Cup second round
Next Wednesday they play Warlingham, kick off 7.30pm in the Southern Youth League
Admission is 'by programme' at £3 and home games are played at Colliers Wood United FC, Wibbundune Sports Ground, Robin Hood Way, West Wimbledon, London SW20 0AA. The ground is located by the side of the A3 and can be accessed by car driving back from the Roehampton Asda past Robin Hood roundabout, turning off just before the pedestrian bridge before the Coombe Lane exit. The 265 bus, heading from Putney to Tolworth along the A3, also serves the ground. |
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| The Football Paper |
The Non-League Paper and The League Paper will be amalgamating to form The Football Paper from this Sunday. The NLP will be a self-contained 64-page newspaper printed inside a 56-page Football Paper. Those 56 pages will contain extensive coverage of the Football League - in the style of the current Football League Paper, with the addition of Premiership match reporting and news plus a view of the Scottish and Irish scene. The cover price for this 120-page tabloid newspaper will be £1.50.
David Emery, editor in chief and founder editor of The Non-League Paper in 2000, said: "For the first time football fans will be able to receive complete coverage of the national game in one package. We are securing the services of several fine columnists who will bring incisive comment, expert analysis and some wit to Sunday mornings. We are mindful that our very loyal Non-League readers must continue to receive the high standard product they demand and we assure them everything will be in place as before - they will simply have another 56 pages of football to read if they choose to do so." |
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| Saturday 4th November 2006 |
| Ashford Town 2-1 Kingstonian |
Nineteenth placed Ashford Town scored an 86th minute winner as K's succumbed to their second worrying defeat of the week, this time at The Homelands.
The home side took the lead on the half hour, but Mazin Ahmad equalised in the very next minute only for Ashford to race up field late on to grab all three points.
Full details are available here. |
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| Friday 3rd November 2006 |
| Casuals match report |
| The report of Tuesday's cup exit is now available. |
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| Tooting match report |
| The slightly delayed report of Saturday's game is now available. |
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| Thursday 2nd November 2006 |
| 'Prolific' Amoako added to strikforce |
The club have signed Adolph Amoako (23) from Croydon Athletic. Adolph came through the Crystal Palace academy before establishing himself as a prolific marksman at Bromley, scoring 62 goals in 163 appearances. Snapped up by Margate at the start of last season, where he struck 6 goals in 17 outings, he also appeared for Met Police last year.
Head Coach Stuart McIntyre commented on the signing, "I know Adolph well from Bromley, where he was my top scorer. What he brings with him is plenty of pace and a predatory instinct in front of goal." |
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| 'Legend' Leworthy returns to the K's |
Kingstonian are delighted to welcome back David Leworthy (43) to the club in the role of Player/Coach, following his return to the area after a spell coaching in Spain.
Dave played league football for Portsmouth, Tottenham Hotspur, Oxford United - with whom he gained a Football League Cup winners medal - and Reading, before being the subject of a record non-league transfer fee when moving to Dover Athletic from Farnborough Town. He remains Kingstonian's record signing, joining for £18,000 from Rushden & Diamonds at the start of the 1997/98 Ryman League winning campaign, going on to score 66 goals in 146 appearances for the K's. Dave joined Havant & Waterlooville in 2001/02 and was Player/Manager there until departing three seasons later.
Stuart McIntyre on the return of one of Kingstonian's most famous players, "Dave brings an unparalleled wealth of experience to the club whom he has served so well in the past. Top players like Clive Walker and Gary Abbott have shown that it can be possible to extend playing careers into their forties, and whilst Dave is fit I am not looking for him to do all the running. He is all about know-how and putting chances away, which I hope can rub off on some of the other players." |
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| Two depart from the squad |
The following players have left the club:
Midfielder Aliy Kyezu (21) made 3 appearances for the club, having joined in the summer.
Attacker Wes Harrison (25) made 4 appearances for the club, including a goal in his final outing, and moves to Godalming Town.
The club would like to thank the players for their efforts and wishes them well for the future. |
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