Saturday, December 24th 2005

Saturday, December 17th 2005

Camberley went close to gaining all three points in the final league game of 2005 at Krooner Park. After an even first half, Camberley took the lead in the 71st minute through Chris Shearer. The lead lasted just six minutes though. Camberley had several chances to close down a Kingsbury attack down the right wing but were unable to do so. The result being a deflection off Chris Foster into his own net following a driven cross. 

Camberley Reserves got on the scoresheet twice at bottom side Godalming Town but it was not enough as the hosts ran out 4-2 winners. Camberley had the better of the game but it did not reflect in the scoreline.

Tuesday, December 13th 2005

Camberley Tpown suffered another defeat on the road when they lost 2-0 at Chalfont St Peter. Chalfont opened the scoring after just five minutes with their first attempt on goal. A shot from 20 yards that went past an unsighted Chris Foster in the Camberley goal. Camberly then had a good period of play and looked the better side up to the break and went close with an effort against the Chalfont post. Chalfont secured all three points in the second half following a defensive error.

Saturday, December 10th 2005

An improved performance but Camberley still suffered defeat on their travels. Camberley had a great chance in the 1st minute to take the lead but Sam Rafique missed the target. Flackwell hit back and took the lead inside ten minutes and dominated the early exchanges. It all got too much for Mark Cione who walked off after 13 minutes and it looks as if he has played his last game for the club. After being 1-0 up at the break, Flackwell went on to open a three goal lead in the second half before Camberley started a fight back. Martyn Williams and Karol Derewenko pulled the score back to 3-2 but despite Camberley's efforts to get the equaliser, Flackwell held on for the points.

The poor first half for the reserves gave them an uphill task in the second half. Camberley reserves found themselves 5-0 down at the break but a much improved second half saw no further goals scores. With the majority of the Camberley side composed of the Allied Counties youth side, Corinthian Casuals strength told as they ran out 5-0 winners.

Wednesday, December 7th 2005

Camberley took on Alton this evening in the Allied Counties League. Graham Townsend gave Camberley the lead inside the opening ten minutes and Drew King made it two, ten minutes before the break. Drew King struck again on 46 minutes to make it 3-0 and just before the hour, he completed his hat-trick. Alton pulled on back on 66 minutes when a sliding tackle that easily won the ball was deemed dangerous by the referee as the torrential rain had by now made it very slippery. Four minutes later the referee decided  that the conditions had become too dangerous and abandoned the match with Camberley leading 4-1. The Allied Counties League panel will now decide whether the result stands or if the game has to be replayed.                      .

Tuesday, December 6th 2005

Camberley suffered their worst defeat in their 111 year history at Woking this evening. In their 2nd Round Surrey Senior Cup tie, Camberley found themselves 7-0 down at the break and Woking went on to add another six in the second half to register a 13-0 win. Craig McAllister, Mark Rawle and Justin Richards all hit hatricks. Steven Evans hit two and there were also goals for Lloyd Blackman and Steven Ferguson

Saturday, December 3rd 2005

The Associate Members Trophy campaign came to an end today with a defeat at the Croydon Arena. Croydon had the better of the play and deserved their 3-0 victory. Camberley put in a decent performance but were made to pay for three defensive mistakes

The reserves took on Chipstead in search of points to move them away from the bottom two in the division but were not able to take advantage. In sticky conditions Chipstead ran out 3-0 winners after going in at the break with a one goal lead.

Wednesday, November 30th 2005

Camberley's Allied Counties League squad maintained their fourth place spot in the South Division after a 1-1 draw at local rivals Ash United thanks to a David Hancock goal. There was an added competitive edge to this match as the Ash side contained a number of players who were with our Allied Counties side last season

Saturday, November 26th 2005

Despite a good performance. Camberley were beaten 2-0 at Brook House. Papali gave the hosts the lead on 11 minutes after a clearance rebounded into the path of Papali and he tucked the ball home. The hosts had to wait until the 90th minute to make sure of the win with a glancing header from a corner. With Wembley winning at home to Epsom & Ewell, Camberley hit bottom spot again.

The reserves were without a game today after the AFC Wimbledon match was called off in the week after the league were notified of building alterations to the referee's room which have to be carried out before the next Ryman League match..

Thursday, November 24th 2005

After persuasion from the likes of Eric Howard and Mick Hatton, Peter Millington-Lee has made his almost annual return to Krooner Park. He will be in the squad that Koo Dumbuya takes to Brook House this weekend. If our calculations are correct, this is the start of his fourth spell at the club since 1998.If he plays at the weekend, it will be his 95th appearance for the club.

Wednesday, November 23rd 2005

Binfield's Under-18 Allied Counties League side arrived at Krooner with a 100% record (8 wins out of 8) and looking for a ninth. Camberley had an outstanding game fitting their opponents for six and Binfield performance can be best described as 'a bad day at the office'. Graham Townsend struck a first half hat-trick as Camberley ran riot. He added two more in the second half, taking his personal match total to five. Rob Clark scored the other goal as Camberley moved up into fourth in the table with the 6-0 win.

Tuesday, November 22nd 2005

Camberley progressed into the 2nd Round of the Aldershot Senior Cup with a comfortable 4-0 over Pyestock. An own goal from Pyestock defender C.Neil opened the scoring. Sam Rafiique added a second for Camberley before the break. Sam hit his second of the night before Chris Shearer completed the scoring with an excellent finish. Camberley will play Bentley in the next round. Venue and date to be decided.

Saturday, November 19th 2005

Camberley got a good start, scoring after just two minutes when player manager Koo Dumbuya stabbed home from close range, but Chertsey Town gained revenge for the Surrey Senior Cup defeat when they equalised after 5 minutes through Limbrick and then a goal in each half from the stylish John Pomroy (35 and 62 minutes gave Chertsey the win and moves them level at the top with Egham. Egham stay in 1st place on goal difference. 

The reserves twice had the lead in their game. Dean Frampton gave Camberley the lead at Merstham and then Luke Tuffs, with his first goal for the club, made it 2-1. Merstham have proved to be a resillient side and after levelling twice the snatched a 3-2 home win with a late goal.

Wednesday, November 16th 2005

Camberley Town's Allied Counties League team got back to winning ways this evening with a 3-1 win over Hungerford Town. Despite Hungerford scoring their first goal away from home this season, goals from Rob Clark, Dean Frampton and a last minute strike from Graham Townsend secured the victory. The win moves the Allied Counties team up into sixth place in the league table.                

Saturday, November 12th 2005

Three goals inside the opening fifteen minutes put paid to any chance of points at Egham today. The hosts scored three times with their first four attempts on goal. Levi Coleman twice and Marriott Lusengo scoring. Camberley then played some good football upto the break and pulled a gosl back through Samir Rafique. Camberley had two good chances in nthe opening few minutes to get back to 3-2 but could not convert them. Egham then added two further goals, both from quick counter attacks to run out comfortable 5-1 winners. 

The reserves ended their recent losing run with a creditable 1-1 draw against Horley Town at Krooner Park. The side, largely consisting of Youth team players due to a cold bug doing the rounds at the moment put in a good performance and should have won the match after missing two penalties. Alan White scored the goal

Thursday, November 10th 2005

Camberley Town's Allied Counties League team were due to play Farnham Town this evening, but the hosts called the match off just two hours before kick off due to a waterlogged pitch

Monday, November 7th 2005

The date for the 2nd Round match in the Surrey Senior Cup at Woking was agreed today. The match will take place at Woking's Kingfield Stadium on December 6th. Kick Off is at 7:45

Sunday, November 6th 2005

The Aldershot Senior Cup details have just been released. For the first time in several years, Camberley enter the competition in the 1st Round. We have been paired up with Pyestock for the second year running. The match will take place at Krooner Park on November 22nd. 7:45  kick off. Bentley Athletic await us in the next round should we qualify.

Saturday, November 5th 2005

Gutted... that was the general feeling after Hertford fought back from 2-0 down to snatch a point with the last kick of the match. Camberley took the lead on 10 minutes through a Sam Rafique header and then had a goal disallowed three minutes later when Mark Cione headed home Luke Walkers corner but the corner was deemed to have drifted out of play before reaching Cione. Camberley added a second on 33 minutes when Adam Galvin slotted home Chris Partridge's cross. Paul Evitt pulled one back for Hertford on 70 minutes and Camberley could have settled it on 79 minutes but Hertford keeper Mark Virgo somehow managed to save Sam Rafiques close range shot. Ryan Redford had the last laugh with the final kick of the game forcing the ball home after Foster had pulled off a fine save from a free kick.                      

Camberley, with a severely depleted squad due to injuries and unavailabilites slipped to their second away defeat running when they lost 2-0 at Walton Casuals. Five players pulled out on the day of the match leaving Camberley with just a squad of 12 men. Two first half injuries effectively left Camberley battling for points with 10 men for most of the game.

Wednesday, November 2nd 2005

Tuesday, November 1st 2005

Saturday, October 29th 2005

Wednesday, October 26th 2005

Tuesday, October 25th 2005

Saturday, October 22nd 2005

Camberley moved off the bottom of the Ryman Division Two table with a 2-1 win over Edgware at Krooner Park. After a goal less first half Camberley opened the scoring on 72 minutes through Martyn Williams who had only been on the pitch ninety seconds. Stuart Blackburne, league division's top scorer so far this season levelled things on 81 minutes but Luke Walker sealed the win for Camberley after firing home Chris Shearer's inch perfect pass.                       

Camberley's undefeated league record ended with the other undefeated side, Three Bridges, subjecting us to our first defeat. Camberley put in a good performance but goals from Danny Harrison and Sean Watson were not enough as Three Bridges rattled in four in reply. One quote that did come from the opposition was that we were one of the best sides they have met this season.

Wednesday, October 19th 2005

Camberley's Under 18's were knocked out of the Hampshire Floodlit Youth Cup this evening by a strong Basingstoke side after taking the match to penalties. The match was late kicking off due to a missing match official. Basingstoke opened the scoring after 12 minutes through James Wilkinson and extended it on 52 minutes when Wilkinson added his second of the game. Camberley fought back and Dean Frampton reduced the arrears on 63 minutes and Drew King leveled the scores from a free kick after the Basingstoke keeper was sent off for hand ball outside the penalty area. Due to the late start extra time was not played and the game went straight to penalties which Basingstoke won 4-2. Dean Frampton and Harry Oakley converting their penalties. As extra time was not played their is a possibility that the Hampshire F.A. may order the match to be replayed

Tuesday, October 18th 2005

Camberley can consider themselves unlucky not to have achieved a share of the points in the Associate Members Trophy after matching unbeaten Croydon in most areas of the pitch. The winner came on 72 minutes following hesitation by keeper Chris Foster which allowed Jason Henry to reach the ball through. Foster collided with Henry moments after to concede a penalty. Tim Murdoch stepped up to convert at the second attempt. The first being ruled out for encroachment.

Saturday, October 15th 2005

Camberley went to Wembley in fairly confident mood but conceded after just three minutes when Paul Shelton put Wembley ahead. Neither side really got on top in what was a poor game but Camberley did have their chances to level the score but the game was put out of reach with two minutes to go after Joel Petrie doubled the home sides score from the penalty spot

The reserves performed much better and we well worth their point gained against second placed Eastleigh. Eastleigh had the better of the chances but it was Camberley who could have taken all three points near the end when Jamie Morris beat the offside trap but the bounce of the ball allowed a last ditch saving tackle to deny him the chance. Final score 0-0

Wednesday, October 12th 2005

The Under 18's picked up their first win of the league season with a comfortable 3-0 win at Krooner Park over AFC Newbury. Craig Berry, Dean Frampton and David Hancock were on target as Camberley moved up into 5th place in the table.                      

Saturday, October 8th 2005

Camberley picked up their first Ryman League point of the season with a 0-0 draw against Dorking at Krooner Park. Both sides had chances but neither could score with the away side having the clearer of them. A draw though was probably the right result considering the amount of possession both sides had.

The league match against Chalfont St Peter which is scheduled for October 29th is off due to Chalfont's participation in the F.A. Vase.                       

Wednesday, October 5th 2005

Camberley Under 18's are out of the Allied Counties League Cup at the first hurdle after losing on penalties away from home against Hanwell Town. Dean Frampton and Graham Townsend scored for Camberley as the match went into extra time. After 120 minutes with the score at 2-2, the match went to penalties. Hanwell scraped through 3-2 after 5 penalties each

Saturday, October 1st 2005

Camberley's 1st XI suffered another defeat this time at home at the hands of Flackwell Heath. Flackwell opened up a two goal lead before Luke Walker hit back with a quality strike two minutes before the break. Camberley had the upper hand in the second half and looked the more likely side to score again until on 79 minutes Dan Ker was sent off for stamping and two minutes later, Jason Short followed him after a mistimed tackle. Flackwell made sure of their win when Suarez completed his hat-trick to make it 3-1 with a minute left on the clock

Tuesday, September 27th 2005

Camberley's reserves suffered defeat against a good quality Whyteleafe side in the Premier Cup. But they were not as outplayed as the 4-0 scoreline suggests

Sunday, September 25th 2005

Cray Wanderers emerged victorious at Bromley but only after Camberley gave them a fright. Luke Walker had on of his best games for Camberley, almost scoring in the first minute, scoring our goal in the second half and then having one disallowed near the end. Cray opened the scoring on 6 minutes after Camberley had twice gone close and extended their lead early in the second half. Luke Walker scored to reduce the deficit to 2-1. Camberley twice went close to equalising in the 78th and 80th minutes before Cray hit two goals in as many minutes to pput the tie beyond reach

Saturday, September 24th 2005

Camberley made it four matches without defeat in the Suburban League Southern Division following their 1-1 draw at home to Godalming. The first half was an even affair after Godalming had taken the lead 6 minutes into the game. The second half saw Camberley hit back and level things when Sam Rafique controlled and fired home from 12 yards. Camberley controlled most of the second half but could not convert any further chances. In fact it needed Alex Bell, making his reserve team debut, to do a repeat of Wednesday night. He saved his second penalty of the week, diving low to his left to pull off a brilliant save from Ross

Final reminder. Coach for the F.A. Cup 2nd Qualifying match at Cray Wanderers, leaves Krooner Park at 11 a.m. tomorrow morning. All spectators welcome. £10 a seat but that may get cheaper, the more who travel.

Despite not playing a league game for weeks, we have climbed another place in the league table. Flackwell Heath's 4-0 win over Wembley today puts Wembley bottom of the table on goal difference. Ware are still below us as well as they did not have a game today

Thursday, September 22nd 2005

Camberley fielding largely a reserve squad took on the British Army National XI at the Military Stadium in the annual friendly between the two sides. It gave manager Koo Dumbuya the opportunity to look at some squad players in preparation for Sunday's F.A. Cup match at Cray Wnderers. In a highly entertaining game which saw both sides have the opportunity to win, the Army clinched the victory with a first half goal. One old Camberley face present watching procedings was ex-Krooner keeper Nigel Wiscombe who now does goalkeeping coaching for both the Army and AFC Newbury

Elsewhere in the Ryman League tonight, Kingsbury Town beat Ware 1-0 at Silver Jubillee Park. As a result Ware have replaced us at the bottom of the due to Alphabetical order

Wednesday, September 21st 2005

Camberley struggled to combat league leaders Binfield away from home last night. After a fairly even opening 25 minutes, Binfield got on top and opened the scoring just after the half hour. Two further goals were added in the second half. Despite the scoreline, Alex Bell in the Camberley goal had an excellent game, capping off his performance with a top quality penalty save

Monday, September 19th 2005

Camberley remain undefeated in the Suburban League Southern Division after being held to a 1-1 draw at Banstead's Merland Rise ground against Epsom & Ewell. Camberley took the lead 12 minutes from time and looked to be on the way to three points but the hosts, Epsom & Ewell drew level with just three minutes left on the clock.

Sunday, September 18th 2005

Following our exit from the F.A. Vase at the weekend to Godalming Town, the April 1st fixture at home to Flackwell Heath has been moved forward to Saturday, October 1st. The re-arranged fixtures against Ware and Clapton has also been announced. The Ware game that should have taken place on September 10th is now scheduled for Saturday February 25th 2006 and the Clapton game that should have been this coming weekend is now scheduled for Saturday, February 4th 2006

Saturday, September 17th 2005

Camberley twice came from behind to level the scores before Godalming Town opened a two goal margin and progress to the next round of the Vase and a tie against Peacehaven & Telscombe. Andy Dear gave the visitors the lead before Martyn Williams equalised. Ahmed Tchankou gave Godalming a 2-1 lead on the stroke of half time before Martyn Williams equalised again on 66 minutes. Two goals inside the final twenty minutes from Ahmed Tchankou and Glen Stanley ensured the visitors progressed.

Wednesday, September 14th 2005

Camberley Town's Under 18's were overpowered by a slick and precise AFC Wimbledon in the F.A. Youth Cup at Krooner Park this evening. Camberley matched their opponents for most of the first half until a short backpass allowed the visitors to take the lead. A further goal before the break and two more in the second half saw AFC Wimbledon progress into the next round with a 4-0 victory

Monday, September 12th 2005

In the draw for the Second Qualifying Round of the F.A. Cup which took place at 11 a.m. this morning, Camberley have been drawn away to Cray Wanderers. Bromley, with whom Cray groundshare have also been drawn at home. As a result the match will take place on Sunday, September 25th, kick off at 3 p.m.. The club are planning a coach for this match which, once arranged will leave Krooner Park around 11:00 a.m.. The scheduled match away to Clapton on September 24th has now been cancelled and will be re-arranged in the near future.

Saturday, September 10th 2005

Camberley progressed to the second qualifying round of the F.A. Cup with a 1-0 win over Epsom & Ewell and at the same time avenging the defeat in the Associate Members Trophy at the end of last month. After being on the defensive for long period in the first half, James Reeves stayed up for an attack on 43 minutes and was rewarded with a goal from a well placed header. Early in the second half Camberley also were awarded a penalty which Martyn Williams struck against the post. He converted the rebound, but as no other player had touched the ball, it did not count.  Keep an eye out for the draw at 11a.m. on Monday for our next opponents. REPORT

With Molesey's 1st XI without a game the Reserves were up against stiff  opposition at Molesey for the second leg of the Suburban League Cup 1st Round tie. The reserves did well to hold out well into the second half before Molesey brought three 1st team squad members off the bench to help them to a 3-0 win. Adie Creamer, who played twice for us before Edgar Pestana took his place between the posts featured in goal for Molesey

Wednesday, September 6th 2005

The Under 18's started their Allied Counties League campaign with a 3-3 draw against Farnham in an exciting match. Graham Townsend gave Camberley an early lead before Farnham hit back and levelled the scores. A goal either side of half time from Dean Frampton and Graham Townsend put Camberley 3-1 up and in the driving seat but two goals in the space of five minutes saw Farnham earn a share of the points. REPORT

Tuesday, September 6th 2005

An improved performance against Edgware saw Camberley narrowly exit the Westview League Cup. The match was won by a goal midway through the second half through Richard Morton's 25 yard effort. Camberley had chances through Paul Dadson and Grant Stevens and alomost took the game to extra time with a Jason Short header in the fianl minute that went agonizingly the wrong side of the post. REPORT

Saturday, September 3rd 2005

After a good first half that saw Camberley take a half time lead thanks to a Rob Lance goal after 35 minutes, Camberley collapsed to a 4-1 defeat at Witham Town. Witham hit back and equalised just before the break through David Hawes. Pual Rippingdale gave Witham the lead on 69 miutes and further goals on 80 minutes by David Hawes and a last minute effort from Steve Lunn saw the home side register a 4-1 win.

For the second week running the Reserves enjoyed a 1-0 over win Molesey at Krooner Park. Molesey had the chances to open the scoring in the first half but could not take them. The winner came on 65 minutes when Paul Clement charged down a clearance from the keeper and saw the rebound go back past the keeper into the corner of the net.

Wednesday, August 31st 2005

Camberley's Boxing Day fixture against Croydon F.C. has been moved and will now take place on Saturday, January 21st with the match kicking off at 3:00pm.

Monday, August 29th 2005

It has come to light that Mile Oak played an ineligible player on Saturday. And we believe Mile Oak have admitted the mistake. It seems that they played a suspended player during their midweek match and again at the weekend. The mistake was discovered by the Sussex F.A. after the Saturday cup tie and they had no option other than notifying the F.A.. As a result, the replay due at Krooner Park on Tuesday night has been called off. Camberley will be forwarded to the next round where Epsom & Ewell will be the visitors here at Krooner Park. The Monday match against Croydon is still off as they have an F.A. Cup replay at Frimley Green.

Saturday, August 27th 2005

Camberley scored their first competitive goal of the season to earn a draw at Mile Oak in the F.A. Cup. The first half performance was below par but picked up in the second half. Mile Oak took the lead three minutes into the second half but Camberley pulled level on 76 minutes with a well struck goal from Ben Cobbett. The result means that the Bank Holiday Monday match with Croydon has been called off and the replay of this match takes place at Krooner Park this coming Tuesday. Kick Off will be at 7:45pm

The Reserves good start to the season continued with a win over Molesey at Krooner Park. Following a close 1st half in which Molesey thought they had taken the lead but for a referee's assistant's flag had gone up to signify offside, Camberley earned themselves three points with substitute David Hancock firing home the winner via the post. Molesey went all out for the equaliser, putting three players up front but Camberley held on for the win. 

Wednesday, August 24th 2005

Camberley's Under 18's friendly against Staines Town, due for Krooner Park this evening was called off due to the wet weather

Tuesday, August 23rd 2005

Camberley's disappointing start to the competitive season continued at Krooner Park this evening with a 3-0 defeat at the hands of Epsom & Ewell in the Associate Members Trophy. The performance was an improvement on Saturday's against Dorking but a 3-0 defeat was a little harsh. Luke Gay gave the visitors a first half lead when a ball that looked to be going out of play kindly spun into his path and he fired home from close range before Rick McNamara could block. Luke Gay added a second again after a misjudgement of the bounce of the ball. Camberley went forward in an attempt to get back into the game but conceded a third in the final minute through Nick Ktorou.

Monday, August 22nd 2005

September fixtures for the Suburban League were released today. By half way through the month ourselves and Molesey should be sick of the sight of each other. After the home league match on August 27th me meet again at Krooner Park on the 3rd of September in the Suburban League Cup. It is a two legged competition in the first round this season so we travel to Molesey for the second leg on September 10th. On Monday, September 19th, the 2nd XI travel to Merland Rise for the match against Epsom & Ewell. We finish the month at home of Saturday September 24th against Godalming Town.

Saturday, August 20th 2005

Not the start Camberley wanted on the opening day of the competitive season. Camberley had a poor start and found themselves 3-0 after just 20 minutes. After losing Mark Robertson to a recurence of a groin injury on Camberley regrouped and had a couple of chances before the break but seldom looked like breaking the Dorking defence down. Dorking added a fourth with just under 20 minutes to go. Final score 4-0

The Reserves gained a good point at home to Tooting & Mitcham, a side that usually contest for the title. Camberley found themselves a goal up at the break through a Sam Rafique penalty. Tooting hit back strongly in the second half and opened up a 3-1 lead but a spirited fighback saw Sam Rafique add his and Camberley's second and Gavin Brainch poked home the equaliser with just a few minutes to go. 

Friday, August 19th 2005

Official conformation of the Surrey Senior Cup draw has now been posted on the Surrey F.A. website. In the 1st Round Camberley have a home draw against Chertsey Town. If we win that game we travel to Woking for a 2nd Round match. Success in that one will see us take on either Tooting & Mitcham United, Frimley Green or Cobham in the 3rd Round

Thursday, August 18th 2005

The Reserves completed their pre-season with an away win at Frimley Green. Camberley found themselves a goal behind after 20 minutes but hit back through James Gordon to go in level at the break. Second half goals from Gavin Brainch and John Sim saw Camberley through to a 3-1 win and make it a good week for all three main Camberley sides. REPORT

Wednesday, August 17th 2005

A fine performance by Camberley's Under 18's saw them gain a 4-1 win at local neighbours Cove. A good first competitive game went better than manager Eric Howard expected. All players played very well with Drew King putting in a man of the match performance. Parien Patel, Dean Frampton, David Hancock and Drew King scored the Camberley goals. 

Tuesday, August 16th 2005

Camberley Town's 1st XI ended pre-season with a win over Hellenic League side Henley Town. Camberley raced into a 3-0 lead inside the first 22 minutes. Mitch While had already hit the crossbar before opening the scoring on 5 minutes. Mitch added a second on 18 minutes and Grant Stevens added a third four minutes later. With both sides making a number of substitutions in the second half, Henley came more into the match as they were now fielding a much stronger side and they pulled a goal back 13 minutes from time to make the final score 3-1. REPORT 

Saturday, August 13th 2005

Camberley Town's got back to winning ways thanks to a double strike from Matt Murrell. Murell struck one in each half. The first came on 32 minutes when he snapped up a loose ball on the edge of the penalty area and the second came on 66 minutes with a low drive from a tight angle. 

Tuesday, August 9th 2005

Camberley Town's unbeaten pre-season run came to an end at home to near neighbours Cove this evening. Under the management of former Chelsea player Gareth Hall, Cove look to be a team who will be challenging at the top end of the Combined Counties this season. They had most of the possession in the first half an deserved to go in 1-0 ahead. Camberley hit back in the second half with a goal just after the hour by Daniel Kerr but the scores stayed level only for a few minutes. Former Bracknell player Adam Crittenden fired home the winner for Cove. Shaun Watson went close to equalising late on but saw his effort go inches wide of the post. 

Sunday, August 7th 2005

Camberley Town's Youth team picked up the Club's first piece of Silverware this season with a 2-1 victory over Penfield (USA) in the Plate Final at the Arsenal Tournament, Egham. Despite having the better of the possession and having a Jay Benskins goal disallowed, Camberley found themselves behind at the break. The lads fought back in the second half with goals from Drew King and Dean Frampton. Sending off's for Jamie Hoppitt and Graham Townsend marred the victory, but Camberley held on for the win. REPORT

Saturday, August 6th 2005

Camberley Town came up against an impressive Badshot Lea side today. Koo's team were held to a 1-1 draw by the Hellenic Leaguers. Camberley's goal came from a long range effort from former Youth team player Ben Cobbett. 

In the Arsenal Tournament, the Youth team 'buried' Headstone Manor 'A' 6-0 to reach the Plate Final with Dean Frampton, Jay Benskin and James Bryant all scoring two each. Dave Hancock had an outstanding game setting up four goals with some excellent crosses. Camberley now meet American side Penfield tomorrow. Kick Off is at 2pm at the Royal Holloway College in Egham

The Ryman League announced today that the League Cup will be sponsored for the next three seasons by Westview Rail Ltd who recruit people for work in the rail industry. The Cup will be called "The Westview Cup".

Tuesday, August 2nd 2005

Camberley Town's unbeaten run in pre-season continued today with a 1-0 win over Southern Leaguer's Uxbridge. The only goal of the game come in the first half with a quality finish from Mitch While on 37 minutes. Mitch While and Jamie Shannon both had chances to extend the scoreline but found the keeper in good form. Uxbridge came close to levelling the scores in the second half but Camberley were saved by the crossbar. REPORT

Monday, August 1st 2005

Camberley Town secured third place in their group at the Arsenal Tournament with a 4-0 win over American side Whidbey Euros. With a fairly experienced side this evening Dean Frampton, the impressive Gavin Townsend, Drew King and David Hancock were all on target for Camberley. The win secures Camberley a place in the Plate Semi-Final where they will take on Headstone Manor A this coming Saturday.

Sunday, July 31st 2005

Camberley Town's chances of reaching the cup final of the Under 17's Arsenal Tournament all but ended following a 3-0 defeat to Hayes. Camberley fought well and held Hayes to a goal less first half, but our opponents got the better of us in the second half and scored three times without reply.

Saturday, July 30th 2005

Camberley Town's pre-season build-up continued for the 1st team at Bracknell Town's Larges Lane. The match saw a Camberley 1st team achieve a victory in any sort of match over Bracknell for the first time since 1989. Two lads new to the Camberley scene, Mark Williams and Shaun Watson gave Camberley a two goal lead before John Palmer hit one back for Bracknell. Former Bracknell player and present Camberley captain, Paul Dadson, made sure Camberley came home with a win a last minute goal line clearance. REPORT

The Reserves meanwhile, travelled to play Westfield. Once again it was a close match but the Camberley lads also were involved in a 2-1 scoreline but on the wrong end. Rob Lance was the scorer for Camberley 

Camberley Town's Arsenal Tournament campaign got off to a less than perfect start. Using a squad where a lots of players have not played together before, Camberley got off to the worst possible start, going 2-0 down inside the opening ten minutes. As the first half progressed the performance improved but another goal was conceded before the break. A much improved second half performance saw a number of chances created but it was Headstone Manor who added another before the final whistle. Full time score 4-0 

Tuesday, July 26th 2005

Camberley Town's pre-season warm up continued this evening with a trip to Chichester City United. Camberley struck twice in the first half. Matt Murrells cross from the right touchline was headed past his own keeper by Chichester's number 14. Two minutes later, Jamie Shannon fired in a cross come shot that evaded the keeper and found its way into the net after grazing the near post. Mitch While completed the scoring in the 82nd minute to give Camberley a 3-0 win. REPORT

Monday, July 25th 2005

Paul Wilsher looks unlikely to play for us this season. After starting pre season training with us Paul, who was joint players player of the season, last season, has had a couple of matches for Kingstonian and impressed. He looks set to sign for them in the next few weeks. We wish Paul well at Kingstonian where he will be playing alongside another former Krooner, Julian Sills

Saturday, July 23rd 2005

Camberley Town opened up their pre-season with a trip to Slade Green of the Kentish Observer League (Kent Senior League). In the first match designated a reserve friendly the Camberley Town XI, despite having the better scoring chances went down to a 1-0 defeat courtesy of an 11th minute strike from Stewart Lee. The game was marred by the sending off of Slade Green's Dean Bowey for throwing a punch. The second match designated a first team friendly, the Camberley Town XI twice took the lead through Lee Trowbridge after 9 minutes and Luke Walker after 65 minutes only to be pegged back by an own goal, which looked to have come off of Lee Trowbridge on 19 minutes and a strike from Shaun Malyon on 76 minutes. Click REPORT for further details.

Friday, July 15th 2005

We now also have the opening fixtures for the Under 18 Allied Counties side. They open their season on September 7th with a home game against our bogey side Farnham Town. The following week sees AFC Wimbledon at Krooner for the F.A. Youth Cup. Camberley's first game on the road is on September 21st with a trip to Binfield. The League Cup draw has been made and Camberley travel to Hanwell Town on October 5th

Thursday, July 14th 2005

The fixtures for the 2005/06 season were announced officially this morning. Camberley have to make their longest trip of the season on the opening day, September 3rd. A trip to Witham Town (that's halfway between Chelmsford and Colchester for the uninitiated). We are due to play our first home league fixture on the 10th but that could be called off if we beat Mile Oak in the F.A. Cup. Another long trip follows on the 24th with a trip to Clapton. If we do well in the Cup's we could end up opening up home league fixtures on October 8th against Dorking. A full list of fixtures can be found by clicking the 1st team Results button to your left or by visiting the Krooner Forum

Tuesday, July 5th 2005

A good turnout for the first training session with between 26 and 30 players turning out for a two hour session over at Watchetts Recreation Ground. Don't forget that training sessions continue on Tuesday and Thursday nights starting at around 7pm. There will also be a few 'team bonding' sessions over at Tweesledown Racecourse on Saturday's from around 10am in the morning 

Saturday, July 2nd 2005

Friday, July 1st 2005

In the F.A. Vase (that's the trophy on the right) we start in the1st Qualifying Round on September 17th with a home tie against Godalming Town (known until the end of last season as Godalming & Guildford). If we win that we are on the road to Sussex again with a trip to take on Peacehaven & Telscombe on October 1st

Thursday, June 30th 2005

Monday, June 20th 2005

In his parting statement Ken said "The bonus scheme was a good idea until I realised that the basic budget was going to be cut. I can't attract players like that". Ken, who will still be poping down to the club occasionally added "I hope they do succeed and I wish them all the best". We too wish Ken all the best and hope he remains involved in the local non league curcuit.

Sunday, May 15th 2005

The Youth team presentations followed. They opened with a speech from Eric Howard congratulating the team on their efforts this season that saw them finish 3rd in a strong Allied Counties South Division and reach the final of the Hampshire Invitational Floodlit Cup. The awards were as follows :- Players Player of the season - Adam Cornell : The Most Improved Player of the Season - Drew King : Managers Player of the Season - Shaun Lucas : Special Club award - Luke Middleton (awarded for exemplary commitment to Club and team-mates). Eric Howard ended his speech with a note of thanks to Youth team secretary Ron Gray and his wife Iris for their help during the season.

 

The floor was then given over to Mick Hatton, the reserve team manager, whose team had a difficult year but stated that with many youth team players coming through and a number of more senior players wishing to return to the club, next season would be a much better one. The reserve awards were as follows :- Top Scorer - Jayson Benskin : Young player of the Season : Dean Frampton : Most Improved player - Shaun Lucas : Supporters Player of the Season : David Hancock : Players Player of the Season : Luke Harris : Managers Player of the Season : Chris Foster.

 

With team manager Ken Ballard away on holiday, Steve Atkins stepped up to present the 1st Team award following a quick speech where he congratulated everyone on the efforts. He ended his speech with an announcement that he was leaving the club due to increased work commitments. The first team awards were as follows - Goal Scorers Award - Mitch While : Supporters Player of the season - Edgar Pestana : Players Player of the Season : awarded jointly to Paul Wilsher and Mitch While : Managers Player of the Season - Paul Dadson : Young Player of the Season : Rob Lance. 

 

Finally Ian Waldren stepped up to present the club awards. In his speech he thanked everyone for their efforts in what had been a good year for the club overall, with a lot being achieved off the pitch as well as on it. The awards were as follows :- Special Club Awards - Dean Burditt (for his commitment to the club) : Chairman's Player of the Season - Paul Wilsher : The Chairman's Prize - awarded jointly to former player Ian Leverett and Youth team secretary Ron Gray for their efforts behind the scenes : The Chairman's Special Award : Ron & Iris Gray (for 8 years service in running the Burger and refreshment bar on matchdays). For the first time a Supporter of the season award was given by the Club to Mrs. Dadson, who attended every game last season. The final award was announced by Club Secretary Dave Clifford. The Clubman of the Year voted by the Committee went to the Chairman himself - Ian Waldren for his tremendous efforts in negotiating an improved lease for the ground and his efforts in making sure plans for development of the ground went through at local council level. The Award was presented to him by Surrey Councilor Chris Pitt, who is also helping with the efforts in extending the clubs lease. Bouquets of flowers were also presented to the ladies behind the scenes

Thursday, May 12th 2005

Following the successful appeals from Walton Casuals and Lymington & New Milton and the lack of time for play-offs to take place, the ten league Champions and Ryman League Division 2 runners-up Enfield will take their place in a level 4 division. Where all the promoted and relegated clubs will go will be decided in a National League System meeting next week. Enfield and Ilford both look as if they will be placed in the Southern League East Division