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October 2010
Sunday 31st October 2010
Kingstonian 3-5 Wealdstone
Ten seasons on from last winning the competition, Kingstonian made their exit from the FA Trophy following an eventful five-three defeat to Wealdstone.
Peter Dean struck the opening goal for the visitors in the opening minute, before Matt Gray struck a fourth minute equalising free kick. The parity was again short-lived, however, as Greg Ngoyi slotted home at the other end just a minute later. A goalscoring lull of seventeen minutes followed until Bobby Traynor levelled the scores from the penalty spot, having himself been tripped in the box. Wealdstone responded quickly again, Ngoyi prodding home following a goalmouth scramble in the 26th minute. Max Hustwick pulled Kingstonian back level for the third time in the game with a 36th minute header, whilst Sam Clayton almost put K's in the lead, seeing his shot deflected onto the post just before half time.
With the scores level going in to the second half, it was the Stones who again took the lead, Ngoyi finishing after an underhit backpass in the 54th minute. This time the advantage was maintained, and extended to effectively end the game, when Danny Spendlove broke to strike the final goal of the game with twenty minutes remaining.
The club has implemented a new matchday admission policy whereby the middle entrance to the stand will only be available to season ticket and pass holders. The ticket booth in the main foyer will no longer be in use and pay on the day entry to the ground will be via the turnstiles at the Kingston Road End only.
Please note that season tickets are not valid for cup matches. Admission prices remain unchanged, and the club would like to remind supporters that valid Student/Concession ID is to be shown in order to gain entry at reduced rates.
For any queries, please speak to Head Steward Denise Turner or a member of her stewarding team on matchdays.
Wealdstone turned around a poor start to their season to record their first league win for two months despite falling behind to a fourth minute Bobby Traynor strike.
Traynor and Sam Clayton had chances to extend the lead but Greg Ngoyi slotted home an equaliser on the stroke of half time. Inspired by that, the hosts took charge in the second half and Peter Dean grabbed what proved to be the winning goal on the hour mark.
Kingstonian moved to the top of the Ryman Premier division for the first time since their return to the division, following a four-nil victory at Croydon Athletic.
Dean Lodge opened the scoring in the second half before two strikes in as many minutes from Bobby Traynor and Lodge extended the advantage shortly after the hour mark. Substitute Carl Wilson-Denis added a fourth in the 79th minute.
A reminder that the club is hosting a Music Night this Friday, doors 7.30pm and music 8.30pm at Kingsmeadow.
The BOOM Indie Night features LAP - a five piece band that recreate the sounds of the old school indie scene. Performing classics from the likes of The Stone Roses and Blur to present day floor fillers from Kings of Leon and The White Stripes. Recent performances include the Koko Club, Camden and the legendary Half Moon in Putney.
Manager Alan Dowson comments, "These lads are doing us a big favour and I hope we get a good turnout as we haven't had a social in a while and have tried to do something different this time."
The funeral of Colin Lippiatt will take place on Wednesday 3rd November, 12pm at Easthampstead Park Crematorium (South Road, Nine Mile Ride, Wokingham, Berkshire, RG40 3DW), followed by a reception at Woking Football Club. All are welcome to attend both.
Kingstonian won their opening game in the FA Trophy, beating Faversham Town by two second half goals to one.
Matt Gray and Dean Lodge took turns to step up and convert penalty kicks in the absence of substituted Bobby Traynor. The hosts pulled one back with a quarter of an hour to go, but it proved little more than consolation.
The club is saddened to hear of that Colin Lippiatt passed away from cancer at 1.15pm this afternoon.
Colin was an assistant manager of Kingstonian, as part of a highly successful partnership with Geoff Chapple which dated back to their time together at Woking, where he later returned as manager. Our thoughts are with his family and friends.
The club is pleased to announce the signing of defender Matt Ruby (24) from Havant & Waterlooville. Matt spent the previous two seasons at Hayes & Yeading and before that was at Woking for three years.
Manager Alan Dowson comments, "We've had an opportunity to bring Matt in as we've got one or two injuries at the back. He's got good experience for a relatively young lad and will give us some strength in depth.
Strikers Billy Dunn and Gomez Dali have left the left, the former to join Whyteleafe and the latter has returned to France.
Manager Alan Dowson comments, "Billy needs more games than we can gave him at this moment so he's gone to Whyteleafe and I wish him good luck. With Gomez one day I'm issuing him with training gear and the next he's gone back to France so that's a bit disappointing."
Indigoblu Event Management in association with Kingsmeadow Live presents... BOOM Indie Night!
Please join us on Friday 22nd October (doors 7.30pm, music 8.30pm) at Kingsmeadow Stadium for a night of live music where Limited Ability Partnership headline a night of indie and rock covers.
A brace of goals from Pelayo Gomez put St Albans through to play Luton in the next round of the FA Cup at Kingstonian's expense.
The visitors capitalised on a bright start, taking the lead through Gomez in the 17th minute, but the K's levelled on the stroke of half time through a Bobby Traynor penalty. Both sides had further chances in the second half but it was Gomez who netted the decisive goal for the Conference South side in the 72nd minute.
A late flurry of set pieces saw Kingstonian exert sustained pressure in the closing minutes, though they were to be denied by a point blank save and a goal-line clearance.
The winners of tonight's Kingstonian v St Albans City game have been drawn away to Luton Town in the FA Cup final qualifying round. The match will be played on Saturday 23rd October.
The league cup game away to Walton & Hersham, scheduled for this Tuesday, has been postponed due to the Kingstonian v St Albans City FA Cup replay this Monday. The game has been re-arranged for Tuesday 2nd November, kick off 7.45pm at Stompond Lane.
Kingstonian and St Albans will face eachother again in an FA Cup third qualifying round replay this Monday night at Kingsmeadow after playing out a nil-nil draw at Clarence Park.
K's struck the wood work twice in the second half through Dean Hamlin and Bobby Traynor, whilst the Conference South hosts found Rob Tolfrey and his defence in fine form as they recorded their third successive clean sheet.
The first Supporters Club draw for club shop vouchers has taken place, with the first 20 winning member names now available on the Supporters Club page. Draws continue throughout the course of the season for another 80 tickets so make sure you get your membership if you already haven't done so!
An 87th minute goal from substitute Bashiru Alimi was enough to secure all three points as Kingstonian joined leaders Sutton United level on points at the top of the table.
Kingstonian maintained third position in the table following a two-nil win against Canvey Island. Max Hustwick glanced in an 11th minute header to open the scoring before Bobby Traynor secured the win with a 52th minute strike. The K's were however made to play out the game with ten men after Jean-Sylvain Dossou was sent off with around a quarter of an hour remaining.