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Wednesday, December 30th 2009 |
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The third attempt to get this game on has unfortunately ended
in failure again. Both sides were hoping to have a look at
some new players to strengthen their squads but solid rain
for two days has meant that Krooner Park is not fit for
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Monday, December 28th 2009 |
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The weather has once again forced the postponement of the SYL
sides friendly against Aldershot Town. Another attempt will
be made to play the match on Wednesday, December 30th with a
kick off time of 5pm to try and avoid the possibility of the
pitch freezing over before completion. |
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We now have the rearranged dates for the two recently postponed matches. The match at Sandhurst Town has now been arranged for Tuesday, March 2nd with a kick off time of 7:45pm. The match at Guildford City is a fortnight later on Wednesday, March 17th with the kick off again being at 7:45pm |
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Thursday, December 24th 2009 |
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Saturday's match at Bottom Meadow against Sandhurst Town has
already been postponed. The Sandhurst pitch this afternoon
was still under a couple of inches of snow. Although the
weather is to be much better this weekend, 9 degrees
centigrade is forecast, Sandhurst, we believe are still
having problems with their drainage system and the pitch is
not likely to be fit for play |
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Wednesday, December 23rd 2009 |
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Following quickly on the heels of Paul Barry, we offer our
congratulations to Darren and Michaela who today celebrated
the birth of their fourth child, a 9lb 6oz baby boy this
afternoon. Mother and baby are doing very well and are due
home from hospital this evening. |
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Sunday, December 20th 2009 |
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There have been a number of changes in the fixture list for
the next month or so. Firstly, the El Records Premier
Challenge Cup 3rd Round tie at home against Egham Town has
been moved from Jan 5th to Jan 19th, kick off remains at
7:45pm. The Wembley game which was postponed yesterday will
now take place on January 12th. We still await a date for
the away match at Guildford City. There is also an
additional match on January 25th at the Aldershot Military
Stadium against the British Army National Under 23 squad. We
will be sending an under 23 side made up from players from
1st, Reserve and Youth sides. Which 1st team players
involved depends on the players picked for the AFC Wimbledon
match the following night. Finally, the Allied Counties
side's Surrey Youth Cup quarter final at Carshalton Athletic
has been pencilled in for January 20th subject to
conformation. |
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Congratulations to Paul Barry and his partner Steph Wentzel on
the birth of their baby daughter this afternoon. We hear
that mother and child are doing very well and the father is
pretty pleased with himself too. |
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Saturday, December 19th 2009 |
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The cold weather and snow played havoc with the day's fixtures
in the league with every match being postponed. Camberley's
match against Wembley was called off this morning with the
pitch frozen underneath a couple of inches of covering snow.
A new date for this match and the postponed match at
Guildford City last Wednesday will be announced over the
weekend. |
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Due to the adverse weather conditions the schedule friendly
for the Southern Youth League side against Aldershot Town
has been moved on a week to Monday, 28th December as the
pitch is unlikely to be fit for use on the 21st. Kick Off
will be at 7:45pm |
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Wednesday, December 16th 2009 |
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Both Camberley sides who were due to be in action but suffered
postponements due to the weather. Overnight rain and sub
zero temperatures turned Guildford City's pitch at the
Spectrum into a passing imitation of the ice rink next door
and with snow also falling in the second half and freezing
temperatures due again this evening the match was called off
in mid-afternoon. The match at Hartley Wintney between Cove
and Camberley's Allied Counties sides also was called off
due to a waterlogged pitch |
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Monday, December 14th 2009 |
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Camberley's SYL Youth side regained top spot in the league
with a comfortable 6-0 win over local neighbours Cove. The
game was over as a contest before the half time break as
Camberley opened up a 4-0 lead with goals from Jacob Peace,
Tom Hickey, Joss Gostage and Zane Percival. Camberley also
had a goal disallowed as well as hitting the woodwork twice.
The second half saw Camberley continue to control the game
and Zane Percival went on to complete a hat-trick with two
further goals in the second half. They have another match
arranged before Xmas. They will take on Aldershot Town here
at Krooner Park next Monday, 21st December in a friendly. |
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Saturday, December 12th 2009 |
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Camberley's 1st XI started slowly and
once again found themselves behind inside the opening 10
minutes when Joe Yeates put the visitors into an 8th minute
lead. There was not a lot between the two sides until
Molesey has a defender sent off just before the half time
break. Camberley pushed forward after the break and levelled
the scores with an excellent strike from Ronnie Green but
could not break down an excellently marshalled Molesey
defence. The lost points means Camberley's lead at the top
has been reduced to six points. .. |
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Camberley Reserves were left rueing missed chances for the
second week running as they missed out on collecting points
at high flyers Leighton Town. After a goal less first half
where they had a few chances to take the lead, they found
themselves 2-0 down by the hour mark. A spirited fightback
saw goals from Rob Lance, Jon Ashford and the 'freescoring'
Ian Messenger but it was not enough as the home side left
victorious 4-3 |
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Thursday, December 10th 2009 |
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A good performance by the Camberley Town ACL side saw them
clinch a victory over Farnborough who arrived at Krooner
Park with a 100% record in the league. Camberley took an
early lead through a well taken strike from Kieran Carey,
but Farnborough hit back equalising just before the halftime
break through a 35 yard volley from Maderner. Camberley
clinched the win in the second half when Ben Hinks headed
home his first goal of the season from a Tom O'Reilly
corner. The win sent Camberley back to the top of the table
and two points clear .. |
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Wednesday, December 9th 2009 |
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Camberley had a much better visit to Croydon than a few weeks
ago when they drew 1-1. Tonight saw a good performance
culminating in a 2-1 victory and
earning a trip to AFC Wimbledon in the 3rd round. Camberley
took an 11th minute lead through Russell Pym and extended
the advantage early in the second half when Hinga Amara
ended his recent goal drought with the second goal. Croydon
hit back and reduced the arrears with about 20 minutes
remaining an gave Camberley a few nervous moments in the
final few minutes but Camberley held on for the win .. |
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Camberley's SYL side were without a game for another week when the scheduled match at Sandhurst Town was called off due to a waterlogged pitch |
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Saturday, December 5th 2009 |
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Camberley extended their lead at the top of the table to 8
points follow victory at 2nd place North Greenford United.
The hosts were without key striker Dave Lawrence who was
suspended and it was telling as North Greenford lacked the
cutting edge up front. Camberley took a 23rd minute lead
when Joe Paris fired home from 20 yards. Camberley seemed
rarely troubled by the Greenford front line and were able to
extend their advantage in the 61st minute when the keeper
could only parry a shot from Joe Paris and Ronnie Green
swept home the loose ball. Hinga Amara also had the ball in
the net soon after but it was ruled out for offside.
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Camberley's Reserves were not so fortunate. They took the lead in their game against Tring Athletic when Sean Davies fired home from the penalty spot after the keeper committed a foul that denied a goalscoring opportunity. He was very fortunate to stay on the pitch. Tring Athletic drew level ten minutes before half time. Camberley had the better of the possession and the opportunities but succumbed to a goal midway through the second half to lose 2-1. |
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Thursday, December 3rd 2009 |
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Camberley's ACL side suffered the same fate as the SYL side
did last night when their Allied Counties League match at
Kintbury Rangers was called off due to a waterlogged pitch .. |
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Wednesday, December 2nd 2009 |
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Camberley's SYL side were denied a chance of going back to the
top of their league table after their match at Hanworth
Villa suffered a postponement due to a waterlogged pitch.
The rain locally had been very heavy and the match was
called off early in the day.it from .. |
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Tuesday, November 21st 2009 |
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Camberley made their exit from the Aldershot Senior Cup this
evening following a defeat at the hands of local rivals Ash
United. A goal in each half saw the visitors earn an away
tie at either Bagshot or Farnborough in the next round
made their exit from .. |
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Saturday, November 28th 2009 |
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The lead at the top of the table was restored to five points
again today with Camberley enjoying a 4-1 win over Hanworth
Villa whilst North Greenford's match at Sandhurst was called
off due to a waterlogged pitch. Camberley got off to a good
start, taking the lead on 5 minutes through Jamie Hoppitt
but Hanworth were quick to equalise through with Higgs
equalising on 11 minutes. Just after the half hour mark,
Darren Barnard regained the lead for Camberley firing home a
screamer from 25-30 yards out. An early goal in the second
half from the head of Julian Sills gave Camberley a two goal
advantage and on 73 minutes the match was put beyond doubt
when John Finnieston made it 4-1. .. |
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Camberley Reserves made it three league wins in a row with an
excellent 3-1 win at Chesham Unuited. A rare goal from Ian
Messenger gave Camberley a first half lead only for Chesham
to hit back with an equaliser early in the second half. Paul
Dadson then struck to regain the lead for Camberley before
Luke Taylor made sure of the win with a fine strike to make
it 3-1 |
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Thursday, November 26th 2009 |
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Camberley's Under 18 Allied Counties League side suffered a
defeat at the hands of fellow title rivals Alton Town.
Camberley, missing Charlie Oakley, who had broken his arm
earlier in the day playing 5-a-side football at college.
Camberley started the better of the two sides and went a
goal behind against the run of play. The performance until
half time was below par and they went in at the break 2-0
down. A stern half time team talk from the management team
saw the performance improve in the second half. A goal from
Tom O'Reilly saw Camberley get back into the match and they
were unlucky not to snatch a draw in the final few minutes
as Alton hung on for a 2-1 win. .... |
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Tuesday, November 24th 2009 |
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Camberley's slow start at Cherrywood Road cost them as they
suffered their first away defeat of the season in gusting
winds. Badshot Lea took and early lead with a goal that had
a clear 'handball' look about it (Someone has obviously been
studying the 'Thierry Henry technique' recently as the
referee did not spot it.). A second goal was added just
before the quarter of an hour mark for Badshot Lea. The rest
of the first half saw Camberley have more of the possession
but were unable to break down a well marshalled Lea defence.
Some over officious refereeing saw six players booked in the
first half and it was to cost both sides later on. Danny Ker
received his marching orders for a second bookable offence
with 25 minutes to go and he was followed by Badshot Lea's
Nick Sowden a quarter of an hour later. Badshot Lea became
the first side to prevent us from scoring this season. .. |
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Monday, November 23rd 2009 |
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Camberley's Southern Youth League side made their exit from
the Surrey Youth Cup with a defeat to the Academy side of
Croydon Athletic at Krooner Park. The 4-0 defeat was a
little harsh on the lads against a good quality side who
train everyday. Croydon Athletic were very quick up front
and were clincal with their finishing up front and deserved
their victory. After being 3-0 down at half time, Camberley
battled well in the second half and gave as good as they got
but it was not enough to get back into the game. .. |
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Saturday, November 21st 2009 |
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Camberley had a tough time of it at Croydon today. After a
good performance at Raynes Park in midweek, Camberley were
well below par. Things did not get off to a good start with
keeper Justin Gray picking up an injury in the warm up
before the match and with no spare keeper on the bench,
Jamie Hoppitt took his place in goal. The first half saw
both sides with chances but no goals. The first goal when it
did come came out of the blue, an excellent strike from
Croydon's Murdoch that gave Jamie Hoppitt no chance of
saving. It looked as if Camberley were heading for defeat
away from home for the first time this season but a point
was salvaged in the 91st minute when John Finnieston
equalised from the penalty spot. |
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Camberley Reserves picked up another three points with a
comfortable 2-0 win over Newport Pagnell Town. The match was
effectively won in the opening 35 minutes with Sean Davies
striking twice. The first came on 23 minutes following good
work from Joe Wilson who set up Davies for an easy tap in.
Excellent passing play between Dan Ker and Rob Lance put
Davies in for his second on 35 minutes. It looked as if he
had an easy tap in but a last ditch block from the defender
initially denied him but quick thinking and an overhead kick
saw him score before the keeper could regain his position.
Davies had several chances to complete his hat-trick but was
unable to take them. The second half saw Camberley continue
to have the better of the possession, restricting Newport
Pagnell to just a couple of shots and the match was
comfortable seen out. |
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Wednesday, November 18th 2009 |
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Camberley hit four for the second match running as they came
from 1-0 down at half time to progress in the El Records
Cup. Gould Gould started the scoring for Camberley in the
63rd minute to level the scores at 'The New Defence'. Two
goals in the space of three minutes put Camberley in the
driving seat, the first of which came on 71 minutes when
Julian Sills scored his first of the season and then on 74
minutes Russell Pym was on hand to make it 3-1. The 'icing
on the cake' was added in the 89th minute when Russell Pym
popped up again to score his second of the night to make it
4-1. |
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This evening saw the turn of the Allied Counties side to
compete in Surrey Youth Cup when they travelled to Horley
Town. Following a goal less first half the home side opened
the scoring but it did not stay that way for long as Charlie
Oakley soon notched an equaliser. Camberley earned their
place in the next round when Tom Booth struck the winner. |
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The match for the Reserves against Leverstock Green this
coming weekend has been called off due to Leverstocks
participation in the Hertfordshire County Cup. The match has
been replaced with another home match, against Newport
Pagnell Town. Kick Off at Krooner Park is 3:00 pm |
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Monday, November 16th 2009 |
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The Surrey Youth Cup match against Croydon Athletic this
evening was called off due to a waterlogged pitch. The match
has been re-scheduled for next Monday, November 23rd |
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Saturday, November 14th 2009 |
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Camberley extended their lead at the top of the Cherry Red
Records Combined Counties League Premier Division table to
five points with a 4-2 win over Dorking. The game exploded
into life after 13 minutes when three goals were scored in
the space of 4 minutes. Camberley took the lead when Mitch
While slotted home from 8 yards out. Dorking were level
inside 60 seconds when Martin Waldren fired home a low
strike from 25 yards out. Camberley though retook the lead
inside two minutes when Ronnie Green's shot on target took a
deflection off Martin Waldren to send the keeper the wrong
way. Camberley extended the lead 6 minutes into the second
half when Wes Kendrick deflected home from close range.
Dorking gave themselves a lifeline when Luke Jones fired
home on 70 minutes but Camberley made sure of the points
three minutes later when John Finnieston sent a diving
header past keeper Dan Coote. |
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Thursday, November 12th 2009 |
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Camberley's ACL side made it the second side to go top of
their table this week with a last minute win over Binfield.
Nick Turner gave Camberley the lead with his first goal of
the season and that was quickly followed by Camberley's
second when Charlie Oakley fired home. Binfield hit back and
scored twice before the half time break to send the teams in
level. The second half was dominated by Camberley for long
periods and it felt like it would only be a matter of time
before Camberley scored but a mixture of off target shooting
and good defending by Binfield kept the score at 2-2. It did
look as if we were going to have to settle for a draw but
with a minute of normal time remaining Charlie Oakley struck
the vital winning goal. |
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Wednesday, November 11th 2009 |
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Camberley's SYL side made it five league wins on the trot with
a comfortable 4-0 win at Guildford City. Josh Gostage got
Camberley's opener on 14 minutes and within two minutes
Gostage turned provider when he set up Tom Hickey for
Camberley's second. The game was put beyond the hosts 11
minutes into the second half when Louis Russell got through
the Guildford City defence to make it 3-0. The final goal
came on 66 minutes when Connor Bloomfield combined well with
Matt Barclay, resulting in Bloomfield firing the ball home
to make it 4-0. |
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Tuesday, November 10th 2009 |
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Camberley went two points clear at the top of the table and
with a game in hand despite not being in the best of form.
Colliers Wood played some good football which made a number
of us wonder why they are down in the bottom five of the
table and it was they who took the lead on 9 minutes when
Phil Frodsham fired home after the Camberley defence failed
on a couple of occasions to clear the danger. Camberley hit
back four minutes later when Ronnie Green turned his marker
and drill a low shot across goal and into the bottom left
hand corner of the net. Camberley got the upper hand on 50
minutes when Wes Kendrick fired home from the edge of the
six yard box and Jamie Hoppitt made sure of the win when he
broke through the Colliers Wood defence to slide the ball
past Nick Peters in the Colliers Wood goal for the third. |
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Saturday, November 7th 2009 |
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Camberley moved up into second place in the table after clinching a 1-0 win at Horley Town. There was little goal mouth action in the first half as Camberley had the better of the possession but found life hard trying to break down a packed and well organised Horley Town defence. On the occasions Camberley did get through with attempts by Jacob Peace, Mitch While and John Finnieston, they found the Horley keeper in good form. The vital breakthrough came with virtually the first attack of the second half. Anthony Millerick's corner finding the head of Mitch While as he notched the one and only goal of the game. |
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Camberley Reserves bounced back to winning ways against AFC Hayes with a 2-1 win but had to come from a goal behind to do it. Camberley had the better of the opening spell but went a goal behind on 16 minutes but fought back to level the scoreline just after the half hour mark when Ben Acton fired home. An excellent finish from Luke Taylor on 61 minutes saw Camberley take the points. AFC Hayes pushed forward for an equaliser in the final ten minutes but Camberley's defence held firm to maintain their mid-table postition |
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Thursday, November 5th 2009 |
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Camberley Reserves were a little below par in this match. The lads had a good performance in the first half but found themselves a goal behind at the break. That lead was extended midway through the second half before Camberley started to push forward in order to get back into get back into the match. Camberley were awarded a penalty on 85 minutes. Lea Westlake stepped up to take the spot kick but saw the keeper guessed the right way and pulled off a fine save. Camberley got a consolation goal on the ninety minute when Josh Daniels bat the offside trap and slotted the ball past the keeper |
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Wednesday, November 4th 2009 |
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Camberley's Allied Counties side travelled to Thatcham Town
this evening and suffered their first league defeat of the
season. Camberley had the better of the first half but found
themselves 2-0 down at the break. Tom O'Reilly hit the
crossbar early in the game and there were chances for George
Homewood and Charlie Oakley before Dempster and Self scored
for the hosts. Charlie Oakley hit the bar again for
Camberley early in the second half but then an error in the
Camberley defence saw a penalty conceded which Wickens
converted to make it 3-0. Camberley heads visibly dropped
following the goal and there was no way back |
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Monday, November 2nd 2009 |
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Camberley's SYL side gained a bit of revenge with a 4-1 win to
progress in the Southern Youth League Cup. Last season Epsom
& Ewell knocked Camberley out of the same competition and
also beat our ACL side in the Surrey Youth Cup. Matt Barclay
gave Camberley the lead before Epsom hit back to level the
scores. The match stayed level only for a few minutes before
Josh Gostage regained the lead for Camberley. Another first
half goal from Zane Percival put daylight between the two
sides before the win was wrapped up in the second half with
a fine strike from Tom Hickey. |
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Saturday, October 31st 2009 |
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Camberley kept up the pressure on the top sides with an
important win over fellow title challengers Chertsey Town.
In a keenly contested match which neither side wanted to
lose, Camberley took an early lead when Ronnie Green pounced
from eight yards out to give Camberley a 7th minute lead.
Chertsey hit back with just under 10 minutes of the first
half left when Gavin Bamford struck a superb effort into the
top right hand corner of the net. Darren Barnard regained
the lead for Camberley three minutes into the second half,
bending a free kick round the defensive wall and into the
bottom left hand corner and Jacob Peace made sure of the
points taking the ball round keeper and slotting home on 73
minutes. |
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Thursday, October 29th 2009 |
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Camberley moved within a point of the league leaders with a
6-2 win at Hartley Wintney despite being reduced to 10
players early in the second half. Despite a good start to
the game, Camberley found themselves a goal behind after the
first quarter of an hour but goals from Matt Barclay and
Zane Percival put Camberley ahead. Hartley battled back and
equalised but goals from Tom Hickey and Jacob Peace put
Camberley back in control. Early in the second half
Camberley had Sam Berridge sent off but almost immediately
after Matt Barclay extended Camberley's lead to
5-2. Another goal from Tom Hickey with just under 20 minutes
remaining saw Camberley run out 6-2 winners. |
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Tuesday, October 27th 2009 |
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Camberley progressed to the 2nd Round of the Aldershot Senior Cup with a comfortable win over Headley United. Fielding a mixed side of First, Reserve an Youth squad members, Camberley created a host of chances in the first half but some excellent goalkeeping from Shane Moody and some stout defending, the first half finished goal less. Camberley finally made the breakthrough on 71 minutes when George Gould headed home from close range. Ten minutes later Jacob Peace was tripped in the penalty area and John Finnieston converted the penalty. George Gould added a third goal in stoppage time. |
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The Reserves travelled the short distance to Oak Farm to take
on Cove FC but came away empty handed as the home side
struck twice without reply. |
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Saturday, October 24th 2009 |
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An excellent win today for Camberley at league leaders Chessington & Hook. Since joining the Combined Counties League, Camberley had been to Chessington three times and lost three times. It looked for a short while that that run would continue when Chessington & Hook took a 58 minute lead with a superbly struck goal and they could have gone 2-0 up when they had the ball in the Camberley net again but the referee's assistant had raised his flag for offside. With 12 minutes left on the clock the situation changed when a Darren Barnard free kick too a big deflection past the keeper to level the scores and four minutes later great work from youth team player Jacob Peace saw him shoot and then square the rebound across goal for a simple tap in for Ronnie Green's winner |
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Camberley's Suburban side kept their good recent form going in
an exciting match at Krooner Park against high flying
Chalfont St Peter. A slow start saw Chalfont take a 3rd
minute lead but Camberley hit back to level the score with a
well struck free kick from Stacey Thripp on 20 minutes. Five
minutes later a long kick upfield was allowed to bounce past
the Chalfont back line and Rob Lance nipped in to put
Camberley into the lead. Chalfont though hit back quickly to
make it 2-2. On 40 minutes a handling error from the
Chalfont keeper allowed Rob Lance to notch his second of the
afternoon and give Camberley a 3-2 half time lead. A good
start to the second half was imperative for both sides but
it was Chalfont who got it, scoring an equaliser on 50
minutes. Both sides had the chances to win it with Camberley
going closest with a header that went wide but found a hole
in the back of the net. The referee initially awarded a goal
but after discussing it with his assistant his decision was
reversed and a goal kick given |
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Friday, October 23rd 2009 |
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With a growing injury and suspension list coupled with the departure of John Swift to Chertsey and also the departure of Adam Cornell, Camberley will be strengthening the squad over the next few weeks. At the start this week Manager Paul Barry secured the first of two or three new signings. Coming in for his debut at Chessington & Hook will be central defender Rob Sheridan who has joined from Kingstonian. Second signing George Gould has suffered a shoulder injury and may have to delay his debut until Tuesday when a squad side will face Headley United in the Aldershot Senior Cup and the Reserves face Cove. Paul is also looking to add a midfielder to the squad. |
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Thursday, October 22nd 2009 |
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Camberley's Allied Counties side bounced back into action
after their heavy defeat on Monday with a win over Bracknell
Town in the league. Camberleey got an early goal through
Kieran Carey to settle the nerves but Bracknell hit back. On
56 minutes Bracknell should have scored from the penalty
spot but the post came to Camberley's rescue. With fifteen
minutes to go Bracknell levelled the scores and it looked as
if the points would be shared. With two minutes to go Kieran
Carey had other ideas, charging down a clearance from the
keeper and slotting the ball home for the winner. The 2-1
win sends Camberley back to the top of the table |
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Wednesday, October 21st 2009 |
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Camberley's SYL side travelled to Molesey for their toughest
game of the season yet in the Southern Youth League Cup.
Molesey got off to a good start, opening up a 2-0 lead in
the opening 15 minutes. Camberley gradually settled down and
started to come back into the game and got a deserved goal
through Zane Percival from close range. Despite their
efforts Camberley could not find the equaliser and Molesey
qualify for the next round with a 2-1 win |
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Tuesday, October 20th 2009 |
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Egham can consider themselves unlucky not to have left Krooner
Park with all three points. The visitors created a number of
1st half chances but could not find the net. Camberley had
just one clear chance and could have gone in at the break
three goals down. As it was Egham failed to take their
chances and as so often happens they paid for it. Camberley
only seemed to come to life in the final 15 minutes. The
crucial moment in the match came on 81 minutes when Jacob
Peace ran on to a through ball. His first touch was a little
heavy but he kept the pressure on the defender and it was
enough for the defender to poke it past his own keeper for
an own goal. Despite a few scary moments, Camberley held on
for a 1-0 win. |
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Monday, October 19th 2009 |
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Camberley's Allied Counties side were given a bit of a
footballing lesson at the EBB Stadium, otherwise known as
The Recreation Ground. Two goals in the opening fifteen
minutes put Aldershot Town in a commanding position and a
third was added before the break. A double substitution at
the half time break was meant to give Camberley more impetus
but in the end backfired. Aldershot Town extended their lead
early in the second half before Camberley were forced to
make a third substitution. With the score at 5-0 things got
worse for Camberley after they lost another player to injury
and were forced to continue with 10 players. Aldershot Town
took full advantage, not letting up and added four further
goals to run out 9-0 winners. |
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Saturday, October 17th 2009 |
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Camberley rested a number of players for the upcoming match
against Egham Town on Tuesday but still fielded a side
capable of beating Sheerwater from Division One comfortably.
At the end of the day they made life hard for themselves
against a spirited Sheerwater side. Things were going to
plan by half time with Mitch While hitting a first half
hat-trick to give themselves a 3-0 half time lead. Nic
Donaldson scored a goal for Sheerwater before Hinga Amara
extended the lead to 4-1. A 62nd minute goal from Marcus
Slimane got the Sheerwater hopes up and when Donaldson
pulled it back to 4-3 on 81 minutes, the home side felt that
they could cause a shock. On 89 minutes they hit an
equaliser, Donaldson getting his hat-trick, and the game
went to extra time. Sheerwater then took the lead with an
outstanding 35 yard free kick from Craig Woodley on 97
minutes. Soon after Sheerwater were reduced to 10 men
following a sending off but the Camberley faithful had to
wait until the 114th minute for an equaliser, a deft chip by
Darren Barnard. In the final minute Camberley grabbed the
win when Jacob Peace beat the offside trap to take the ball
round the keeper and slot home |
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A fine performance for the Reserves saw them defeat second
place Leighton Town at Krooner Park. A second half strike
from Shaun Davies providing the decisive moment of the match
as Camberley ran out 1-0 winners |
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Thursday, October 15th 2009 |
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Good night for both of the under 18 sides in the Surrey Youth
Cup. The Allied Counties side entertained Whyteleafe at
Krooner Park. In a match that saw little between the two
sides, it was Camberley who opened the scoring when Charlie
Pyle poked hone a cross from Keiran Carey just before the
half hour mark. Ryman Youth League side Whyteleafe came out
in a more determined mood in the second half and got an
equaliser but it was Camberley who had the last laugh when
Charlie Oakley ended off a good move with a winner ten
minutes before the end. |
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The Southern Youth league side travelled to take on Cobham and
gained revenge on behalf of the ACL side who were beaten by
Cobham in the Grant McLellan Cup final last season.
Camberley got off to a good start with Josh Gostage scoring
his first two goals of the season to open up a 2-0
lead inside the opening quarter of an hour. Elliot Hobden
then struck a third for Camberley before the break. Cobham
came out for the second half looking to get back into the
game but a strike from Matt Barclay on 51 minutes put
Camberley 4-0 up. A further goal from substitute Mike
Murrell in the final minute gave Camberley a convincing 5-0
win. |
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Tuesday, October 13th 2009 |
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Twice Camberley led but twice Cove came back to level the
scores and almost snatch the win in the final moments.
Camberley got off to a good start, taking the lead after 12
minutes with a Ronnie Green strike. It stayed that way until
early in the second half when Darren Dobinson fired home the
Cove equaliser. Camberley regained the lead through a Darren
Barnard free kick but Cove equalised again through a penalty
from former krooner, Tom McGarry. Cove almost snatched the
win at the death but Chris Kigani somehow managed to put the
ball over the bar from six yards with the goal at his mercy. |
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Saturday, October 10th 2009 |
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Camberley will consider it two points lost rather than one
gained as Bedfont came back from two goals down to clinch a
point at Krooner Park. Camberley had numerous chances to
have the game wrapped up by half time but an outstanding
performance from keeper Del Lewis kept Camberley's lead to
1-0 after he made 5 excellent saves. Camberley extended
their lead a minute into the second half when Ronnie Green
fired home. Bedfont fought back and score twice in the space
of four minutes through James Shipperley and Julius Mnagadi.
Camberley had two great chances to win the match through
Mitch While and Wes Kendrick but could not find the net. |
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Camberley Reserves qualified for the second round of the
Suburban League Cup with a fine performance to beat Tring
Athletic 3-1. Camberley opened the scoring when youth team
striker Jacob Peace fired home and by half time Luke Taylor
had added another to give Camberley a 2-1 lead. A second
half goal from Rob Lance clinched a 3-1 win and a trip to
Bedfont in the next round. |
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Wednesday, October 7th 2009 |
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This evening's Southern Youth League match at Hanworth Villa
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Tuesday, October 6th 2009 |
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Camberley went second after a 4-1 win over league leaders
Sandhurst Town. Camberley were fired up following two
defeats running and got off to a good start when Wes
Kendrick prodded home after 9 minutes. Kendrick added his
and Camberley's second of the night after 17 minutes and
Jamie Hoppitt struck his first of the season from 25 yards
to send Camberley in 3-0 up at the break. Camberley made it
four on 65 minutes after Jamie Hoppitt was brought down in
the penalty area by the keeper. The keeper, Asem Agov was
sent off for the challenge. Darren Barnard converted the
resulting penalty. Sandhurst got a consolation goal on 73
minutes when James Mepham latched on to a poor back pass to
slot home. With ten to go Jason Short became Camberley's
third player to see red this week for a second bookable
offence. Victory celebrations were muted after Camberley
lost the services of Gavin Muir with a dislocate knee cap in
the first half |
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Saturday, October 3rd 2009 |
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Camberley had two sent off and Redhill one as Camberley
crashed out of the F.A. Vase at the 1st Round stage.
Camberley got off to a good start, taking the lead on 6
minutes when Hinga Amara sent a cracking header past the
keeper. Redhill hit back and managed to level the scores on
the stroke of half time when John Difford powered his header
past Gray. The match started getting a bit physical in the
second half and the cards started flying but there were no
goals and the match went into extra time. Camberley had
Julian Sills and Redhill, Chris Hubbard sent off before the
referee awarded Redhill a penalty. Justin Gray made a great
save but Jon Hogg followed up to fire home the rebound.
Camberley also had Russell Pym sent from the field but
despite this, pushed forward for the equaliser. Redhill
keeper Chris May made a number of fine saves to deny
Camberley. On 115 minutes Camberley were caught on the
counter attack and Marcus Elliott ensured Redhill's passage
to the next round with a third goal |
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Camberley Reserves played well but it was their finishing that
let them down. Camberley could have had a three goal lead at
the break but failed to hit the target. They were made to
pay as early in the second half Hemel snatched the lead.
Camberley battled back to equalise through Charlie Oakley,
his third in four matches for the reserves. Camberley then
had a number of chances to take the lead with Westlake and
Ashford both denied. Camberley were then hit with a
sucker-punch of a goal which allowed Hemel Hempstead to
leave with all three points and a 2-1 win. |
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Thursday, October 1st 2009 |
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The Allied Counties Under 18 side had another convincing
performance as they went back to the top of the South
Division table as they defeated Kintbury Rangers 5-1.
Charlie Oakley opened the scoring with a thumping strike
before Kintbury levelled things. The scores were level for
less than a minute as Kieran Carey put Camberley back in
front from close range. The second half saw Camberley take
control with Oakley's quick free kick finding Charlie Pyle
who fired into the top far corner of the net. Charlie Oakley
then scored his second of the night to make it 4-1 following
an excellent cross from Luke Turner. Charlie Oakley then
turned provider crossing for Luke Turner to slot home the
fifth. The match ended six minutes early when a Kintbury
defender suffered a dislocated knee when turning to control
the ball. We wish the lad concerned a speedy recovery |
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Monday, September 28th 2009 |
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Camberley Town's SYL side hit double figures for the second
time in three league matches when they hit Cranleigh for
eleven. The game was effectively won in the opening 15
minutes when Connor Bloomfield and Matt Barclay struck
within a couple of minutes of each other. Matt Barclay went
on to hit a hat-trick and Zane Percival then hit two goals
to give Camberley a half time 6-0 lead. Substitute Michael
Murrell then hit a second half hat-trick before Barclay hit
his fourth of the match. Jacob Peace finished off the
scoring in the final minute to make it 11-0. |
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Saturday, September 26th 2009 |
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Camberley Town's 100% league record came to an end at Krooner
Park against fellow title challengers North Greenford
United. In an entertaining game bo0th sides had chances in
the first half but it ended goal less. The breakthrough came
in the 53rd minute when Dave Lawrence, the top scorer in the
Premier Division, slotted past Justin Gray. Camberley drew
level with a quarter of an hour to go when Gavin Muir headed
home a cross from Ronnie Green. A last minute error by a
Camberley player saw Dave Lawrence hit his second of the day
and the winner. There was only time to kick off before the
referee blew for full time. |
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While the First's entertained North Greenford, the two reserve
sides met at North Greenford's Berkeley Fields ground.
Camberley took the lead on 23 minutes with a collectors item
- an Ian Messenger goal. The lead was doubled by Ben Cobbett
before the break. In the second half, North Greenford hit
back to make it 2-1 before Jon Ashford made it 3-1. Once
again North Greenford hit back but a Jacob Peace strike made
it a final score of 4-2 to Camberley. |
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Thursday, September 24th 2009 |
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Camberley Town's ACL side fell at the first hurdle in the F.A Youth Cup against a busy Shoreham side. Camberley looked to be well on their way to the 2nd Qualifying Round when they opened up a 2-0 lead in the opening 20 minutes with goals from Lewis Osborne and Charlie Oakley but Shoreham fought their way back scoring one before the break and then twice in the second half. Camberley had 15 minutes to draw level following the third Shoreham goal. Charlie Oakley had two great chances, firing wide from 12 yards and then hitting the underside of the crossbar inside the final five minutes but it was not to be. Our best wishes go with Shoreham when they travel to Carshalton Athletic in the next round. |
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Tuesday, September 22nd 2009 |
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Camberley Town quickly arranged a friendly to replace
the Badshot Lea match which was postponed as Badshot Lea had
an F.A. Cup replay which took precedence. Manager Paul Barry
arranged the match to check on the fitness of players coming
back from injury and to look at players to replace those on
the injury list. It was a good run out forf the lads who
took the lead midway through the first half with an
excellent finish from Jacob Peace. Two goals in the space of
two minutes just before the break from Luke Taylor and
Julian Sills saw Camberley go in with a 3-0 lead. Camberley
extended the lead to 5-0 with two goals from Wes Kendrick in
the opening 20 minutes of the second half before Fleet Spurs
pulled a consolation goal back. Final score - Fleet Spurs 1
Camberley Town 5. |
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Saturday, September 19th 2009 |
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Camberley Town progressed to the 1st Round proper of the F.A.
Carlsberg Vase with a win in extra time over Selsey from the
Sussex League but at a cost. With just six minutes remaining
of normal time, George Hardy (pictured left) suffered a
horrific injury which saw his leg fractured in two places
and his ankle dislocated. The game was held up for 35
minutes which he received expert treatment on the pitch. In
the next 48 hours he will under go an operation at Frimley
Park Hospital. All our best wishes go to George for a quick
recovery and we hope to see him back down at Krooner very
soon. The match itself remained goal less until the 64th minute when Selsey took the lead when Ross Woolfe ghosted in round the back of the Camberley defence to slot the ball past Justin Gray. Camberley were back level seven minutes later when John Swift slotted home from the penalty spot. Selsey regained the lead again on 74 minutes when Ross Woolfe struck again with an almost identical goal to his first. Camberley were a little fortunate to level on 81 minutes when the keeper fumbled a catch into the path of Russell Pym who slotted in to an empty net. There was no luck about the Russell Pym winner which came 7 minutes into extra time when Pym received the ball on the edge of the penalty area a calmly slotted the ball into the top corner. |
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Camberley Town Reserves Jekyll and Hyde season continued.
Following their 6-2 win at Hartley Wintney, the Reserves
travelled in confident mood of winning at bottom side
Leverstock Green but form deserted them in the first half as
Leverstock opened up a 3-0 lead. The pace of striker Jamie
Sharples causing the Camberley defence problems as he broke
through to score a first half hat-trick. Camberley played
much better in the second half but could not reduce the
deficit. |
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Thursday, September 17th 2009 |
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Camberley Town's Allied Counties Youth side followed the
example of the Southern Youth side and went top of the table
with a second win in a row. Ascot United were the visitors
at Krooner Park this evening, eager to put on a good show in
their first ever Allied Counties League match. The did just
that until Camberley took the lead through Kieran Carey and
then extended that lead through a Charlie Oakley header.
Ascot pulled on back before the halftime break through Tom
Semadini but Camberley confirmed the win six minutes from
time when Kieran Carey slottrd home his second of the night
from the penalty spot. |
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Tuesday, September 15th 2009 |
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Camberley Reserves bounced back to winning ways with a
thumping 6-2 win at Hartley Wintney. Camberley went goal mad
in the first half, taking the lead with a Charlie Oakley
goal after 14 minutes. By the 21st minute, Camberley found
themselves three ahead with Luke Taylor and Jon Ashford
finding the net. Jon Ashford added his second of the night
on 40 minutes. Not to be outdone, Luke Taylor did the same
in the 43rd minute and to give Camberley a 5-0 half time
lead. Following a power failure, it was a much more even
affair in the second half. Luke Taylor completed his first
Camberley hat-trick on 53 minutes to make it 6-0. Hartley
Wintney hit back with two goals in as many minutes with a
quarter of an hour to go but by that time the match was
already won. |
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Monday, September 14th 2009 |
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The top two sides met in the Southern Youth League tonight at
Krooner Park and it was Camberley who came out on top in a
very close match. Camberley's goal both came within the
space of two first half minutes. On 14 minutes a fine strike
from Jacob Peace gave Camberley the lead and with visitors
still reeling from the goal Elliott Hobden struck to double
the Camberley lead. Fleet came back at Camberley in the
second half and put a lot of pressure on the home side but
Camberley held out for the 2-0 win. Camberley thought they
had a third in the second half but the strike was ruled out
for offside. |
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Saturday, September 12th 2009 |
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Camberley continued on their good league run with a sixth
consecutive victory after winning 2-0 at Colliers Wood
United. It is the first time in 100 years (the 1909/10
season was the last time) that Camberley have won their
opening six matches in a league campaign. Ronnie Green sent
Camberley on their way scoring the opener after 11 minutes.
Several chances were created to add further goals but only
one more came and that was from John Swift after 40 minutes.
Camberley now sit in third place behind second place
Sandhurst Town who also won their sixth match and leaders
North Greenford who both have a slightly better goal
difference. The Reserves meanwhile suffered a 4-0 loss at
the hands of Bedfont at Krooner Park. |
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Thursday, September 10th 2009 |
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A Camberley Town XI retained the Mark Coombs Charity Cup for a
fourth year running with a 4-1 win over Royals Arms, the
Aldershot & District Sunday League Premier Division
champions. The game was won in the first half with four
goals. Julian Sills opened the scoring with a close range
header after 14 minutes. Man of the match Gavin Muir added a
second on 21 minutes with a shot from the edge of the
penalty area. A well placed shot from Russell Pym made it
three on 31 minutes. John Finnieston completed the Camberley
scoring on 43 minutes to give Camberley a 4-0 half time
lead. The second half was a much closer affair and Royal
Arms pulled a goal back on 85 minutes to make the final
score 4-1. |
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Wednesday, September 9th 2009 |
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The Reserves got back to winning ways with a 2-0 win at Bracknell Town this evening. After a goal less first half, the sizable Camberley support had to wait until the 71st minute for the breakthrough and it came from a calm finish by Kieran Carey who slotted into the far corner of the net from six yards out. The win was secured in the 82nd minute when Josh Daniels rode through two tackles before firing past the keeper. |
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For the sake of Fleet Spurs, we hope this was a freak result. Camberley started well and went in at half time leading 3-0. You could not have anticipated what was going to happen in the second half. At the end of the day, Zane Percival hit four. There was a hat-trick for Mike Murrell. Tom Hickey hit two and there was also goals for Stuart Hanvey, Connor Bloomfield, Elliott Hobden, Jay Waldron and also Jacob Peace. giving us the final score of Fleet Spurs 0 Camberley Town 14 |
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Monday, September 7th 2009 |
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The Allied Counties side opened their league season with a 2-1
win at Bracknell Town but had to come from a goal behind to
do it. There was little between the two sides in the first
half with Camberley shading the possession but they found
themselves a goal behind after EJ Henry pounced on a
defensive error to slot home the first goal. Bracknell had
the better of the second half until the final 10 minutes
when Camberley got the upper hand. On 82 minutes Tom Booth
ran onto a ball hit over the top of the defence to slot
home. In the final minute Camberley snatched the winner when
a shot was blocked and fell into the path of Charlie Oakley
who fired home from 8 yards out. |
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Saturday, September 5th 2009 |
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Camberley were made to work hard by a lively Cobham side
before earning their place in the 2nd Qualifying Round in
the F.A. Vase. Camberley looked to be on their way with two
goals in three minutes from Ronnie Green and George Hardy
but a 25th minute strike from Shane Rideout saw the visitors
in with a chance. A below par performance in the opening
stages of the second half allowed Cobham to level things
through Scott Day, but Camberley bucked their idea's up and
another George Hardy goal and a last minute penalty from
John Swift saw Camberley through with a 4-2 win. Selsey won
their tie at Southwick and will be Camberley's opponents at
Krooner Park in the next round. |
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The Reserves suffered their second defeat running by a four goal margin at Boreham Wood this afternoon. It was an improved performance on the one witnessed in midweek at Sandhurst. The 5-1 scoreline was a little harsh on Camberley but Boreham Wood deserved their victory on their Astroturf pitch. Camberley's consolation came from a good move that saw Ben Cobbett cross for John Ashwood to turn the ball home from close range. |
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Wednesday, September 2nd 2009 |
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It was the Southern Youth team's turn to travel to Sandhurst
today, looking to get their season off to a winning start.
The game started with the rain belting down and a with a
fair amount of standing water on the pitch. Even after just
two minutes any pass made was stopping in the standing
water. After a quarter of an hour, it was no surprise that
the referee blew up and took the players off the pitch.
After ten minutes to see if the rain would ease up the
referee decided to abandon the match |
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Tuesday, September 1st 2009 |
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Not a good night for the Reserves tonight as they travelled
the short distance to Sandhurst. Up against a lively
Sandhurst side Camberley had as much of the game as their
hosts which featured four ex-Camberley players. One of whom,
Dan Tilson was rarely tested in the Sandhurst goal. The
difference between the sides was that Sandhurst took their
chances when they came. Sandhurst hit Camberley twice in
either half to open up a four goal lead, two of which were
scored by Craig Parker, another of the former Krooners.
Camberley did earn a penalty in the second half when Gavin
Muir was brought down but Lea Westlake's spot kick was well
read and saved by Tilson |
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Monday, August 31st 2009 |
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Camberley Town made it six points out of six over the Bank
Holiday weekend with a 3-0 win over near neighbours Ash
United and at the same time maintaining a 100% league record
this season. There was little between the sides and it was
against the run of play when Camberley took the lead through
a Charlie Oakley header on 35 minutes. On 52 minutes Ash's
chances of points from the game took a hammer blow when
George Hardy made it 2-0 with a towering header past keeper
Adlam. The points were effectively sealed with a third and
final goal on the hour from Hinga Amara. Justin Gray had an
outstanding game in goal for Camberley, making two great
saves to ensure a clean sheet. |
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Saturday, August 29th 2009 |
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Camberley Town came from behind to clinch another three points
against a revitalised Banstead. With five players making
their debut for the hosts, they certainly did not look like
a side who have lost all their preceding matches in the
league 4-0. Camberley got the opening goal they were looking
for on 37 minutes when Ronnie Green sprung the offside trap
to fire home. The first twenty minutes of the second half,
Banstead fought back and levelled the scores on 57 minutes
when Scott Thompson prodded home. Six minutes later Banstead
were ahead when a cross came off Sean James and past Justin
Gray for an own goal. For a while it looked as if Camberley
had no answer to Banstead but eventually started to create
chances and on 80 minutes Hinga Amara got the goal Camberley
were looking for with a low shot across the keeper. Two
minutes from time substitute Darren Barnard got on to the
end of a John Swift corner and headed home to give Camberley
all three points and a 3-2 win |
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Camberley Town Reserves meanwhile were involved in a nine goal
thriller at Krooner Park which had just about everything.
There was no sign of things to come a the half time break
when Camberley went in with a Ben Cobbett goal splitting the
sides. Birthday boy Sean Davies double Camberley's lead
early in the second half. Within the space of the next 20
minutes the score went up to 5-2 with Ben Cobbett completing
his first Camberley hat-trick an Sean Davies adding his
second of the game. In between the goals Harefield United
were also reduced to 10 men. Paul Dadson added a sixth
before Harefield added another consolation goal shortly
before time. Final score - 6-3 |
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Thursday, August 27th 2009 |
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Camberley Town's Allied Counties side came up against a strong
Havant & Waterlooville side as they completed their
pre-season campaign. Havant & Waterlooville, who lost 3-0 to
Camberley in pre-season last season sent a strong side to
Krooner, not wanting a repeat result and had the better of
the match and ran in 5 goals without reply. Further details
to follow. |
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Tuesday, August 25th 2009 |
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Camberley Town Reserves suffered their second home defeat in
four days against another of the favourites for the title,
Hampton & Richmond Borough. Camberley gave as good as they
got for the entire match and took a first half lead through
a quickly taken Darren Barnard free kick that caught the
keeper unaware. Hampton fought back and equalised within
five minutes. Just before the half time break Camberley took
the lead again when an excellent move was finished off by
Charlie Oakley. In the second half there was little between
the teams but Hampton scrambled home an equaliser on 71
minutes. Five minutes later and with two Camberley players
down on the ground injured, Hampton & Richmond grabbed the
lead. The result was put beyond doubt in stoppage time with
a fourth Hampton & Richmond goal. Final Score 2-4 |
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Saturday, August 22nd 2009 |
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Camberley Town maintained their 100 % league record with a 4-0
win at Bookham. It took Camberley just 9 minutes to open the
scoring with Hinga Amara heading home on his debut for the
club. Ronnie Green added a second just before the half time
break. Two minutes into the second half, Camberley put the
result beyond doubt when Danny Ker volleyed home. Gavin Muir
added the fourth with 12 minutes to go to complete the
scoring |
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Camberley Town Reserves put in a good performance. In an
entertaining match both sides had their chances but
Camberley succumbed to two second half goals as they lost
2-0 at home to Chesham United. |
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Sunday, August 16th 2009 |
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Following a last minute equaliser in their F.A. Cup match.
Egham Town are now involved in an F.A. Cup replay on Tuesday
night and the scheduled match between Camberley Town and
Egham Town due that night has now been re-arranged for
Tuesday October 20th 2009. Kick Off at 7:45pm |
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Sunday, August 16th 2009 |
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Following a last minute equaliser in their F.A. Cup match.
Egham Town are now involved in an F.A. Cup replay on Tuesday
night and the scheduled match between Camberley Town and
Egham Town due that night has now been re-arranged for
Tuesday October 20th 2009. Kick Off at 7:45pm |
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Saturday, August 15th 2009 |
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Camberley Town made a surprise exit from the F.A. Cup at the
hands of level 6 side East Preston. The visitors took a 7th
minute lead with an unmarked header from a corner. Camberley
had the better of the possession but East Preston defended
well and Camberley had to wait until the 78th minute before
John Swift levelled the scores. East Preston snatched the
win on the counter attack in the 90th minute with Lee
Farrell finishing of the move. East Preston now travel to
Gosport Borough in the next round and we wish them the best
of luck. |
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Camberley Town Reserves made a winning start in the Suburban
League North Division with a 4-1 away win at Newport Pagnell
Town. Despite a number of players pulling out on the morning
of the match Camberley still fielded a good side. Lea
Westlake gave Camberley a 14th minute lead and that was soon
added to by Luke Taylor. Second half goals from substitutes
John Ashford and Keaton Landess saw Camberley take a 4-0
lead before Newport Pagnell got a late consolation |
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Wednesday, August 12th 2009 |
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Camberley Town FC took on Valley End Cricket Club in a 20/20
cricket match this evening. Due to fading light the match
was reduced to 16 overs. Valley End batted first and amassed
a total of 130 for 5. Camberley were always up with the run
rate scoring 134-6 with nine balls to spare, thus
winning the match by 4 wickets |
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While the first team were playing cricket, the Southern Youth
side were finishing their preparations for the season by
beating Binfield 3-1 at Krooner Park. Camberley took a 7th
minute lead through Elliott Hobden but Binfield struck back
quickly to level the scores on 11 minutes. Despite a below
par first half Camberley went in 2-1 up at half time thanks
to a deflected Zane Percival shot on 42 minutes. The win was
sewn up with a looping header from Zane Percival in the 72nd
minute |
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Tuesday, August 11th 2009 |
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Camberley Town made it two wins in a row in the Combined
Counties League Premier Division with a 4-1 win at Molesey.
Camberley got off to a good start with Adam Cornell scoring
after just 4 minutes. Molesey fought back and equalised in
the 17th minute when Owen Bent tapped in from close range.
Camberley were back in front eight minutes later when keeper
Sheik Ceesy went to kick clear and completely missed the
ball allowing Gavin Muir an easy tap in. Just before the
half time break Adam Cornell added his second of the night
to make it 3-1. A second half header from Gavin Muir on the
counter attack saw Camberley clinch the match 4-1. |
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Monday, August 10th 2009 |
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Camberley Town Reserves completed their pre-season campaign
with a narrow defeat at the hands of Uxbridge Reserves.
There was little between the two sides in the first half but
it was Camberley who made the break through from the penalty
spot. Matt Squires converting the penalty. The second half
saw both sides make a number of changes and Camberley lost a
little shape in midfield and Uxbridge took the upper hand.
Two well taken goals saw The visitors run out 2-1 winners |
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Saturday, August 8th 2009 |
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Camberley Town opened the league season with a 3-1 win over a
good Raynes Park Vale side. In a competitive and even first
half Raynes Park Vale took the lead just after the half hour
mark when striker David Ellard headed home from a free kick.
It looked as if the visitors would hold onto the lead until
half time but with just a couple of minutes left to go
Camberley levelled the scores through Adam Cornell. In the
second half Camberley gradually wore down the visitors and
took the lead from the penalty spot with John Swift
converting. The third and decisive goal came with two
minutes to go when Russell Pym tapped home from close range |
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The match also saw the unveiling of the new 1st team kit. This
season the kit has been sponsored by Deek's & Steere PLC who
are privately own construction company based near Guildford
who provide construction and building service for the Surrey
area. For further details of the company go to
http://www.deeksandsteere.co.uk/index.html |
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Wednesday, August 5th 2009 |
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Two well struck goals saw Finchampstead leave Krooner Park
with a win in this Reserve team friendly. Camberley had the
better of the first half and took the lead on the half hour
mark when Sam Wilson was tripped in the penalty area. He
took the penalty himself and slotted it low into the bottom
left corner. Finchampstead levelled the score before the
break with a low effort, well struck from the edge of the
penalty area. Camberley thought they would finish with a
draw when a penalty was superbly saved with five minutes to
go but on the next attack, Finchampstead won the match with
a 30 yard shot that went in off the post. |
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Ally Innes (left) has been appointed as Reserve Team Manager.
Ally is at present the SYL team manager and will continue to
fill both positions and will be well placed to assist up and
coming youth players break into Reserve team football and
eventually 1st team football. Kevin Hanbury has been
appointed Reserve Team Coach. Kevin has recently returned
back to the UK after a posting in Germany with the British
Army. For the past couple of seasons, Kevin has been
coaching at Under 21 level and is a qualified level 3 coach
and is also a level 1 assessor the the Army FA. Andy North
will also double up as Reserve Team Assistant manager and
SYL Assistant Manager |
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Monday, August 3rd 2009 |
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The SYL side got back to scoring ways this evening with a 2-0
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Saturday, August 1st 2009 |
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Camberley got off to a good start in the friendly against Mole
Valley SCR, opening up a two goal lead in the opening
fifteen minutes. Gavin Muir was the first to strike with a
well placed low shot. Three minutes later Joe Paris was
brought down inside the penalty area and got up to fire home
the penalty himself. There were a number of substitutions
for both sides in the second half it and it allowed Mole
Valley SCR to pull a goal back on 59 minutes but the two
goal advantage was reasserted twelve minute later when a
goal bound shot by Russell Pym struck an arm and the referee
awarded a penalty. Once again Joe Paris stepped up to
convert from the penalty spot and give Camberley a 3-1 win |
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Friday, July 31st 2009 |
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Despite the short notice, Paul Barry has managed to arrange a
Pre-Season Friendly for this coming weekend. The match will
be at Prince George's Playing Fields, Bushey Road. Raynes
Park, SW20 9NB, which is beside the home of Raynes Park Vale FC and will be
against Mole Valley SCR, who last season finished just
outside the promotion spots in Division One after leading
the table for the majority of the season. Kick off time is
at 3pm for those wishing to attend |
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Thursday, July 30th 2009 |
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Binfield got a measure of revenge for the defeat their 1st
team suffered on Tuesday night by beating our reserves at
their ground this evening 2-0. Josh Delander and a stunning
goal from Scott Williams secured the win for the Moles. |
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Wednesday, July 29th 2009 |
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Camberley are at present looking for new opposition for
Saturday after Dorking Wanderers called off the scheduled
friendly set for this weekend. As soon as a match has been
arranged details will be posted on here and on the Krooner
Forum |
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Tuesday, July 28th 2009 |
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Camberley's good pre-season form continued at Krooner Park
this evening with a 2-1 over Hellenic Leaguers Binfield.
Camberley started quickly and opened the scoring after just
3 minutes when Gavin Muir volleyed home from the edge of the
penalty area. The lead was extended just after the half hour
mark when new signing Ronnie Green headed home the second
after a fine cross from Joe Paris, Both sides made changes
in the second half and Binfield came more into the game and
pulled a goal back with 20 minutes to go. Both sides had
chances to extended the scoreline but they could not convert
them. |
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Sunday, July 26th 2009 |
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Camberley's SYL side were held to a goal less draw for the
second pre-season friendly running when they were held 0-0
by Basingstoke. Camberley had a number of chances to win the
game but were unable to take them. The scheduled friendly
for the SYL side at Redhill on Wednesday night, July 29th,
has been called off. |
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Saturday, July 25th 2009 |
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A good, entertaining run out for both sides. Slough Town had
the better of the possession in the first half but found
Camberley keeper Justin Gray in excellent form. Camberley
made Slough pay for their missed chances when former
Kingstonian player Ronnie Green followed up to score after
Slough keeper De Richmond blocked a one on one chance. Soon
after it was 2-0 when Hinga Amara fired into the roof of the
net from 25 yards out. Slough almost pulled one back just
before the break but a superb reaction save from Gray kept
the Camberley goal intact. In a much closer second half,
Slough did pull a goal back through Sinclair on 64 minutes
and had two excellent chances to level things but missed
from close range. Camberley had the chances to extend the
lead late on but De Richmond in the Slough goal denied a
further goal. |
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The Reserves hit their second five goal tally in as many
matches with a 5-1 win over the Territorial Army, who were
managed by former Krooner coach, Steve Cotter. The
Territorials took the lead on 17 minutes when Gary Watkins
struck. It seemed to spark the Camberley 'troops' into
action and the score was levelled on 25 minutes thanks to
Sean Davies. Seven minutes later Camberley had the lead when
Paul Dadson converted his chance. A well worked set play
resulted in Camberley extending the lead through Billy
Wilson on 38 minutes. Camberley went on to secure the
friendly win with two further goals in the second half
through Ben Acton and Lucas Harmacinski. |
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Thursday, July 23rd 2009 |
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The Cherry Red Records Combined Counties League have released
the fixture list for the coming season a couple of days
ahead of schedule and it see's Camberley start the season
off with home match against Raynes Park Vale on Saturday,
August 8th. The opening away match is three days later on
Tuesday, August 11th when Camberley travel to Molesey for a
7:45pm kick off. A full list of 1st team fixtures can be
found on the 1st team fixtures and results page. |
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The Suburban League have also released the opening days
fixtures. The league starts a week later than the Combined
Counties League and Camberley are to start with an away
fixture at Newport Pagnell Town |
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Tuesday, July 21st 2009 |
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Camberley continued their warm up for the season with a 3-2
win at Bedfont Sports. Camberley had the upper hand in the
first half, opening up a three goal lead in the opening 33
minutes. An excellent four man move saw Camberley take the
lead after 12 minutes with Gavin Muir finishing off the move
with a confident finish. A dipping 30 yard strike from John
Swift doubled the lead 10 minutes later. Charlie Oakley made
it three on 33 minutes after breaking through the Bedfont
Sports defence and beating the keeper and a defender before
slotting in. Five half time substitutions meant Camberley
were a little slow to get going again in the second half and
Bedfont Sports took advantage, reducing the arrears four
minutes into the half with a well placed header. The score
was pulled back to 3-2 with 12 minutes from time and nearly snatched a draw with an effort
that came off the underside of the crossbar in the closing
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The SYL side were also in action over at Tomlinscote school against Maidenhead United, last seasons Allied Counties Champions. The SYL side put in a good performance but just lacked that cutting edge up front. There were some encouraging performances in midfield and the defence looked pretty solid. It was a very encouraging performance from a team that at one point had just one 17 year old on the pitch and dominated for long stretches in the game.. |
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Sunday, July 19th 2009 |
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A thoroughly entertaining occasion enjoyed by all was the
verdict of the charity match played between the squad of
2009 and the squad of 1999. The fitness of the present day
squad was the telling factor at the end of the day although
the control and touch had not deserted the '99ers' and they
showed in phases why they were such a good side in their
day. The present day squad opened up a three goal lead in
the first half with John Swift striking twice with a goal
from Luke Taylor sandwiched in between. Paul Harkness pulled
a goal back for the '99ers', before Paul Barry (and we won't
hear the last of this for some time to come) score
Camberley's fourth with a close range tap-in. In the last
few minutes, Jason Heath was tripped in the penalty area and
Paul Xiberras tucked home the penalty at the second attempt.
4-2 was the final score but a few of the old boys were
trying to claim the UEFA competition ruling of away goals
counting double and asking for a 4-4 draw. |
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Saturday, July 18th 2009 |
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In the first match, designated a 1st team Friendly, both sides
had a good run out with Camberley running out 5-2 winners.
The opening goal came after 10 minutes when Gavin Muir
pounced on a through ball to slot home past the keeper. The
lead was extended a minute before the half-time break when
Shaun Davies made space for himself to cross on the right.
The ball found Gavin Muir who was denied but Wes Kendrick
was on hand to fire home. Knaphill fought back early in the
second half and reduced the arrears with an excellently
struck direct free kick from 25 yards out. On the hour, the
two goal advantage was restored when Sam Berridge battled
his was through to slot home. Wes Kendrick hit his second
and Camberley's fourth soon after when he turned home Luke
Taylors cross. A bullet header from Jason Short made it five
with 12 minutes to go. The scoring was then completed in the
final couple of minutes when Knaphill added their second. |
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In the second, designated a Reserve team Friendly, Camberley
opened the game quickly opening up a 2-0 lead in the opening
9 minutes with some good passing play resulting in 2 close
range strikes from Charlie Oakley. With about ten minutes to
go before the break, Rob Lance was brought down by the
keeper in a 1 v 1 situation and Joe Paris slotted home from
the penalty spot. Charlie Oakley made it four just before
the break with his hat-trick goal following good work from
Ben Acton. Ten minutes from time, Camberley made it 5-0 with
an excellent strike from Dan Ker. |
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Tuesday, July 14th 2009 |
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The kick off time for this coming weekend's Reserve team match against Knaphill at Englefield Green has been changed from 1:00pm to 5:00pm and now will take place after the 1st team match which has remained unchanged and kicks off at 3:00pm. Details on how to get to Englefield Green will appear on the Krooner Forum. |
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Sunday, July 12th 2009 |
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Camberley Town's Southern Youth League side opened their preparations for the new season with a trip to take on Liss Athletic at the Newman Collard Playing Fields. With a number of players missing through holidays etc., Camberley made full use of the squad. Just after 20 minutes Camberley took the lead through Jamie Madden and added a second on 70 minutes when Matt Barclay tapped home. Tiredness crept in and it allowed Liss to pull a goal back from the penalty spot with eight minutes to go. Camberley saw out the last few minutes comfortably to win 2-1. |
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Friday, July 10th 2009 |
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The Surrey F.A. released the draw for the Surrey Senior Cup and the Surrey Premier Cup this afternoon. Camberley have been given a bye in the 1st Round of both competitions and have avoided the 'big boys' in the second. The 1st Team will have to travel to Croydon in the 2nd Round of the Surrey Senior Cup which has to be played on or before December 9th. The winners face an away trip to either Ash United or AFC Wimbledon in the next round. The Reserves have been given a home draw against Corinthian Casuals in the 2nd Round of the Surrey Premier Cup which has to be played on or before November 7th. A home tie against Epsom & Ewell or Sheerwater awaits the winners. |
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Tuesday, July 7th 2009 |
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Paul Miles, our Reserve Team manager at the end of last season has reluctantly had to relinquish his position at the Club. Due to a new position at his company and with the company relocating their offices to London, Paul will not be able to commit the desired time to the Club. The Club would like to thank Paul for all his hard work and effort over the time he was with the Club and he will be welcome back anytime, should his circumstances change. The Club is now actively looking for somebody to fill the position. If anyone is interested in applying for the position, please send your CV to our Director of Football, Darren Barnard on the following e-mail address - dazzibarnard@aol.com |
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Tuesday, July 7th 2009 |
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Camberley Town started their pre-season campaign with an
entertaining 3-3 draw against an Aldershot Town XI.
Camberley were the first to get the ball with a Brad Smith
header but had the goal ruled out for a foul on the keeper.
despite a good solid start, Camberley found themselves a
goal behind to a well place header from Adam Bolle on the
quarter hour mark. Camberley clawed their way back
on to level terms on 24 minutes after Gavin Muir was tripped in the
penalty area. John Swift stepped up to calmly convert the
spot kick. Parity was to last for just two minutes as
Camberley were penalised for a push in the penalty area. A
well taken spot kick from Akanni-Sunday Wasiu put Aldershot back in front.
On 35 minutes a well placed free kick from 25 yards by Bobby
Hopkinson extended
the Aldershot lead. With both sides making a number of
changes in the second half, Camberley fought back to level
the scores. Jamie Hoppitt was on hand to prod home on 64 minutes after the keeper
had made a fine save to deny Matt Squires to make it 2-3.
Gavin Muir, once released by Aldershot's Youth set up, had a
point to prove and he created
his own luck to turn his marker inside out before squeezing
home the equaliser at the near post with nine minutes to go. Aldershot went close to
winning the match late on with a header from Ben Hutchings but a great reaction save from
Justin Gray kept the score at 3-3. |
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Camberley have an additional fixture to announce. On Sunday,
July 19th, Camberley Town's 1st XI squad will take on a
Camberley Town 1998/99 side to mark the 10th anniversary of
the F.A. Cup run that saw our small club reach the 1st Round
Proper of the F.A. Cup. Proceeds from the match will be
split between club funds and
towards the Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice, who provided excellent
help and assistance to Alan Collins in the months prior to
his death. If you are unable to
come down for this fixture and wish to make a donation to
the Hospice click the following link -
http://phyllistuckwellhospice.org/ |
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Friday, July 3rd 2009 |
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The Combined Counties League have released the
draw for the opening rounds of the El Records Premier Cup,
the trophy we won at the end of last season. We start our
defence of the trophy with a trip to Sheerwater in the 1st
Round. The date for this match has yet to be arranged. The
winner of the match will be on the road again with a trip to
either Banstead Athletic or Raynes Park Vale in Round Two |
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Wednesday, July 1st 2009 |
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The Football Association released the draws for
the early round's of their competitions this morning and
they have been relatively kind to Camberley who have been
drawn at home in all three competitions that we are entered
in. The major competition is the F.A. Cup (sponsored by
E.ON) and we have been drawn at home against Sussex League
side East Preston, a side we have never met before, in the
Extra Preliminary Round. The tie is to be played on August
15th The winners of the tie will travel to Gosport Borough
in the Preliminary Round on August 29th, and the winners of
that can expect an away tie at either Guildford City,
Ramsgate or St Francis Rangers in the First Qualifying Round
on September 12th In the F.A. Carlsberg Vase, the competition for non-league level 5 and downwards, we have drawn our friends and former Premier Division rivals, Cobham in the First Qualifying Round. The tie will be here at Krooner Park on Saturday, September 5th. The winners will earn themselves another home tie against either Southwick or Selsey on September 19th and the winners of that will qualify for the First Round and will meet either Bookham or Redhill away from home on October 3rd. Last but certainly not least, we have also entered the F.A. Youth Cup (sponsored by E.ON). A competition we reached the First Round Proper in a two seasons ago where we met Millwall. We have been given a bye in the Preliminary Round this season and enter the competition at the First Qualifying Round stage. We have been drawn at home to Shoreham in a match due to be played week commencing September 21st. The winners will be away in the Second Qualifying Round to either Carshalton Athletic, Burgess Hill Town or Chertsey Town in the week commencing October 5th. For those of you wondering about the league fixtures, they will be officially released on the weekend of July 25th/26th, but league Fixtures Secretary Alan Constable has stated that they will be released earlier if they are ready. |
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Tuesday, June 30th 2009 |
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We have now received the constitution for the
Allied Counties League. Camberley will once again be in the
South Division with eight other sides. The constitution is as follows :- SOUTH DIVISION : Alton United, Ascot United (newly elected), Binfield, Bracknell Town, Camberley Town, Cove, Farnborough, Kintbury Rangers (transferred across from North Division), Thatcham Town. |
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Friday, June 26th 2009 |
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Following the Combined Counties League AGM
early this weekend and an appeal to the Football Association
by Hartley Wintney, the constitution's of the League's two
division have been confirmed. Hartley Wintney put in an
appeal over their relegation after the F.A. directed the
league to accept the transfer in of Croydon FC from the Kent
League but they have lost their appeal. The constitution of
the two divisions are as follows :- PREMIER DIVISION : Ash United, Badshot Lea, Banstead Athletic, Bedfont, Bookham, Camberley Town, Chertsey Town, Chessington & Hook United, Colliers Wood United, Cove, Croydon (transferred from Kent League), Dorking (promoted from Division One), Egham Town, Epsom & Ewell, Guildford City, Hanworth Villa (promoted from Division One), Horley Town, Molesey, North Greenford United, Raynes Park Vale, Sandhurst Town and Wembley (22 Clubs) DIVISION ONE : Bedfont Sports (promoted from Cherry Red Records Middlesex League), CB Hounslow Borough, Chobham, Cobham (relegated from Premier Division), Coulsdon United, Crescent Rovers, Croydon Municipal (formerly Croydon Reserves, now a separate club), Eversley (promotion from the Surrey Elite League), Farleigh Rovers, Farnham Town, Feltham, Frimley Green, Hartley Wintney (relegated from Premier Division), Knaphill, Mole Valley SCR, Sheerwater, South Park, Staines Lammas, Warlingham, Westfield, Worcester Park (21 Clubs) |
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Sunday, June 21st 2009 |
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ALAN COLLINS
R.I.P. |
News reached us over the weekend that one of loyal supporters
has lost his fight for life. Alan Collins was diagnosed with
a brain tumour towards the end of last season and on Tuesday
night, June 16th he passed away in his sleep. Alan had been
a regular supporter down at Krooner Park for over 20 years
and will be sorely missed. The funeral has been
provisionally arranged for July 1st at Easthampstead Park in
Bracknell. His family has connections to the football club
dating back to the origins of the club when his great
grandfather was the St Michael's, Camberley goalkeeper in
the first competitive season 1897/98 and was in the side
which won the Surrey Junior Cup in the same season. |
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Tuesday, June 16th 2009 |
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Camberley Town are having a work day on Saturday, June 27th in order to get the ground ready for the start of the season. Any volunteers wanting to help out, just pop down during the morning and we'll find a job for you. We aim to have the ground ready for the first friendly which is against Coca-Cola League 2 side Aldershot Town on the 7th of July. A list of the rest of the pre-season matches can be find on the results pages |
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Monday, June 15th 2009 |
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The Suburban League have released their constitution for the 2009/10. We have lost three sides from the North Division through promotion and two who have left the Division. The sides leaving us are Bedfont Green, Beaconsfield SYCOB and Northwood who have been promoted and we have also lost Fleet Town and Amersham Town. Coming in are Chalfont St Peter, Chesham United, Hartley Wintney, Hemel Hempstead, Leverstock Green and Tring Athletic. The full list for the North Division is :- AFC Hayes, Bedfont, Boreham Wood, Bracknell Town, Camberley Town, Chalfont St Peter, Chesham United, Cove, Hampton & Richmond Borough, Hartley Wintney, Hemel Hempstead, Leighton Town, Leverstock Green, Newport Pagnell Town, North Greenford United, Sandhurst Town and Tring Athletic |
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Friday, May 22nd 2009 |
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DALE WEBB |
Finally, congratulations to both Darren and Michaela Barnard as well as Paul and Stephanie Barry who will be expecting the patter of tiny feet sometime during the 2009/2010 season. |