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The Official Matchday Programme of Knaphill Football Club Vs The Official Matchday Programme of Knaphill Football Club vs Kingstonian Specsavers Surrey Senior Cup 1st Round Tuesday 27th November 2018 7:30pm Kick Off Club Info Knaphill Football Club Brookwood Country Park, Redding Way, Knaphill, Woking, Surrey GU21 2AY Chairman David Freeman Clubhouse Vice Chairman Jim Ahmed T: 01483 475150 Treasurer Carl Barker Football Secretary Steve Hobbs Football Secretary Match Secretary Julie Elton Steve Hobbs Club Welfare Officer Mike Clements T: 07585 556507 E: [email protected] Sporting Director Vacant Match Secretary Bar Manager Vacant Julie Elton Social & Fundraising Vacant T: 07462 868698 E: [email protected] Commercial & Marketing David Freeman First Team Manager Richard Keown T: 07717 307511 E: [email protected] U23s Manager Dan Parsons Jim Ahmed U18s Manager Matt Cronan T: 07972 729767 E: [email protected] U14s Manager Martin Buffoni Programme Design & Edit U7s Manager Martyn Lee JMA Programmes Mini Knappers Coach Tom Davis @JMAProgrammes www.jmaprogrammes.co.uk [email protected] Official Website President www.knaphillfootballclub.co.uk Dave Holloway Official Facebook Official Knaphill FC Life Vice Presidents Official Twitter Carl Barker, Mick Garbutt, Sean Carrigy, @KnaphillFC Gavin Wilcox, Trevor Winham, Bob Russell, Official Instagram Bob Pritchard, Phil Gasson, Kenny Bye, knaphill_fc Bryan Freeman & John Wood Affiliated to: Executive Management Committee The Football Association Dave Holloway, David Freeman, Jim Ahmed, Mick The Surrey County Football Association Clements, Mick Garbutt, Steve Hobbs, Kevin Putley, The Combined Counties Football League Louis Lee & Amy Buffoni The Suburban Football League The Allied Counties Youth League Football Appointment Committee The Surrey Youth League Dave Holloway, David Freeman, Jim Ahmed, Barry FA Standard Chartered Club Losty & Steve Hobbs Kit Sponsors: Mink Farm Bolam Premier Sportswear Chairman’s Chat Good evening and welcome to Redding Way. come first serve basis priced at £15. A warm welcome to our visitors tonight Kingstonian, their players, management and Lastly let’s get behind the players tonight and officials. help us pick up a famous victory. Tonight’s fixture in the Surrey Senior Cup sees us challenge higher rank opposition, Thank you for your continued support. something we are becoming accustomed too David in recent years. Sutton Utd, Tooting & Mitcham and Woking have all crossed our path and with two narrow defeats and one win I would like to think our chances tonight are pretty good. Take nothing away from Kingstonian who I expect to prove a good test against our new squad, the previous round our visitors cruised passed our league rivals Camberley Town 5-0. Regardless it’s always good to play clubs higher then us and adds another tale in our proud history. Last Saturday we recorded back to back league wins with a 1-0 win over CB Hounslow here at Redding Way. With three debutants starting the game I thought overall we played well against a young and strong Hounslow side. We could of had a healthier score line however a combination of post and crossbar prevented that. We also recorded back to back clean sheets, always nice to finish an afternoons work. At time of writing we would of made the trip to Balham on Saturday and the U23s hosted Bromley here at Redding Way, Reading this I am sure you would of know the results. The U18s lost 3-1 at Cove on Thursday last week, a performance manager Matt Cronan was not too pleased about however our young guns are doing well so far this season, long that may continue. Congratulations to Nathan Thomas, winner of Player of the Month for October, pictured here Away from pitch matters on Saturday 22nd with sponsor Nathan Thomas. Nathan has put December we host a Comedy Night here at in a host of Good performances since his Redding Way, tickets are on sale now on a first arrival at the club in the summer. “Having been in charge for only three games things could not have gone any better, but I am no fool and understand things in football change massively in a blink of an eye.” Manager’s Notes: I would firstly like to welcome Kingstonian to Redding Way, hopefully both sides put a good show on for the supporters . I would also like to welcome my new assistant Simon Martin. Having worked with him at the club previously with under 23s Simon is a massive part of what I am trying to achieve this season. Simon no stranger to the club and is well respected in football. Having been in charge for only three games things could not have gone any better, but I am no fool and understand things in football change massively in a blink of an eye. Last Saturday we faced a stern test against an in form CB Hounslow side. I made a few changes for that game bringing in three of the six new signings straight into the side. We started game slowly as Hounslow put their footballing stamp on the game, they dominated possession but they were not putting a lot of pressure on us in front of goal. With them in control of the football it was important we counter attacked well and we did just that having hit the woodwork three times in the first half. Having said that it took defendee Matt Kellet Smith to break the deadlock with a back post header. Matts becoming a real threat on attacking set pieces. Second half was always going to be a tough one because Hounslow came flying out the blocks and gambling on every opportunity they had. But the lads are getting to grips with killing games taking their time in certain situations and frustrating the opposition. But again on the counter we look dangerous. Hounslow pushes and pushed but left the back door open for us on a number of occasions. We had numerous chances to put the game to bed as we created plenty of good chances and on another day we could had scored five or six. We saw the game out and got lucky at the end when Hounslow missed a penalty. But that’s football, we deserved the win and we deserved the luck to. Another three points and we are starting to look up rather then down. My senior players have been fantastic of late and are transmitting my messages across the squad Hope you enjoy tonight’s game and we get a bit lucky and pull off the impossible. Thank you for your support. Keown. 1924 The club was founded in and originally played its home games at Waterer’s Park, Knaphill. 1936 Surrey County Intermediate League (Western) Champions. 1973 Woking & District League Charity Cup Winners. 1979 Woking & District League Premier Division Champions, League Cup Winners, Challenge Cup Winners and Charity Cup Winners. 1980 Woking & District League, League Cup Winners and Charity Cup Winners. 1981 Surrey County Intermediate League (Western) Division Three Champions. 2004 We moved into our present home of Redding Way, Knaphill. 2007 Surrey County Intermediate League (Western) Division One Champions. 2008 Won promotion to the Combined Counties Football League. Champions of the Surrey County Intermediate League (Western) for the second time in the club’s history. 2011 New floodlights and a stand were installed, which enabled us to continue in our leagues and compete in the FA Cup, FA Vase, Surrey Senior Cup and the FA Youth Cup. We also had our highest gate of 323 on 9th December 2011 vs Guernsey. 2015 We had our best run in the FA Vase, reaching the 4th Round. 2017 The Knappers’ reached the FA Cup 2nd Qualifying Round. 2018 Winners of the Combined Counties Premier Challenge Cup 1885 Founded under the name Kingston & Surbiton YMCA. 1893 Affiliated to the Surrey Football Association. 1911 Won the Surrey Senior Cup for the first time. Kingstonian have won this competition 13 times overall. 1933 Won the FA Amateur Cup. Also had their highest attendance of 8,760 for a fixture with Dulwich Hamlet. 1934 Became champions of the Isthmian League. They went onto win the same league in 1937 & 1998. 1937 Lost 11-0 to Ilford which still stands as the clubs record defeat. 1951 The clubs record victory came against DHC Delft (15-1) 1997 The club paid a record fee of £15,000 for ex Tottenham Hotspur and Reading forward, Dave Leworthy from Rushden & Diamonds. 1998 Received a record transfer fee of £150,00 for Froward Gavin Holligan from West Ham United. 1999 Won the FA Trophy at Wembley Stadium and then again in 2000. The 2000 FA Trophy final was the last at the Old Wembley. 2001 Reached the 4th Round of the FA Cup, beating Brentford and Southend United along the way, eventually losing 1-0 in a replay to Bristol City. 2017 Leigh Dynan was appointed manager. Fixtures & Results Combined Counties Premier Division *All Kick Off’s are at 3pm unless otherwise stated. 4th Aug Sutton Common Rovers A L 0-1 - 7th Aug Raynes Park Vale A W 3-0 Ahorlu, Kellet-Smith & Taylor 14th Aug Guildford City H L 0-1 - 18th Aug Redhill A L 1-2 Ahorlu 28th Aug Chertsey Town H L 0-4 - 8th Sept Hanworth Villa A W 1-0 White 15th Sept Raynes Park Vale H W 2-1 Collins & Thomas 22nd Sept Colliers Wood United H L 1-4 White 29th Sept Badshot Lea A D 3-3 Albert, Barry & White 6th Oct Spelthorne Sports H L 2-3 Barry & Thomas 13th Oct AFC Hayes H W 2-1 Thomas (2) 16th Oct Abbey Rangers A L 1-2 White 20th Oct Banstead Athletic H L 1-2 Thomas 27th Oct Cobham A L 0-2 - 3rd Nov Camberley Town A W 2-0 Rapley & Thomas 17th Nov CB Hounslow United H W 1-0 Kellet-Smith 24th Nov Balham A D 2-2 Barry & Campbell 8th Dec Southall A 15th Dec Hanworth Villa H 22nd Dec Cobham H 29th Dec Chertsey Town A 5th Jan Horley Town H 12th Jan Guildford City A 19th Jan Walton & Hersham A 26th Jan Sutton Common Rovers
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