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Darren Barnard, in his position as General Manager released the following statement this morning regarding the appointment of a new Reserve Team Manager and Goalkeeping coach.
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I am pleased to announce the appointment of Paul Davies as the new Reserve Team Manager. Paul has a wealth of knowledge in local football and has been associated with Aldershot Town FC for many years. Paul is the father of Ryan Davies, a player from last seasons SYL youth team who managed to break into the 1st team last season. Andy North and Kevin Hanbury will continue to assist Paul with the reserves. I am also pleased to announce that Kris Hatton has agreed to combine a playing role at the club with becoming the club's new goalkeeping coach. Kris was a regular player in the reserve team until an injury curtailed his season. Kris, despite his young age is alrteady working at the Fulham Academy and runs successful goalkeeping courses throughout all school holidays. Kris will provide professional training sessions for all keepers at the Club. Please join me in wishing both Paul and Kris well in their new roles at the Club.
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The Club have also released a provisional list of pre season friendlies for the 2010/11 season. We start on Saturday, July 10th when both the first team and the reserves travel to take on CCL Division One side, Knaphill. The first match is to start around 1pm and the second, probably at 4pm but this has yet to be confirmed. The location of the matches is also to be confirmed but will be at either Englefield Green or the Royal Holloway College at Egham. On the following Saturday, July 17th we travel again to take on another CCL Division One side, Eversley. Both sides are expected to play with the matches again kicking off at 1pm with the second match probably starting at 4pm. These matches will take place at the Reading FC training complex in Northumberland Avenue, Reading. On Saturday, July 24th the 1st team have another away friendly with a trip to Beaconsfield. Kick Off is at 3pm. Tuesday evening on July 27th sees the first of two home friendlies when Thatcham Town are the visitors. Kick Off for this is at 7pm. The final friendly scheduled so far is at home to Hellenic League side Bracknell Town with the kick off at 3pm on Saturday, July 31st. The Cherry Red Records Combined Counties League season starts on August 7th.
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Wednesday, June 16th 2010

Hampton & Richmond Borough and Hemel Hempstead have been promoted to the Premier Division of the Suburban League along with Woking from the Southern Division. Also leaving us are Bedfont FC who have folded and Bracknell Town. Coming in to the North Division are Barton Rovers, Bedfont Town (formerly Bedfont Green), Berkhamsted, Fleet Town and Hanworth Villa which means we will have a 19 team division next season. The full line-up is as follows : - AFC Hayes, Barton Rovers, Bedfont Town, Berkhamsted, Boreham Wood, Camberley Town, Chalfont St Peter, Chesham United, Cove, Fleet Town, Hanworth Villa, Harefield United, Hartley Wintney, Leighton Town, Leverstock Green, Newport Pagnell Town, North Greenford United, Sandhurst Town, Tring Athletic.
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Wednesday, June 2nd 2010

Camberley Town in addition to a 1st team coach and a Reserve team manager are now on the lookout for a goalkeeping coach. Keith Benjamin received an offer he could not refuse to become goalkeeping coach at Ryman League Premier Division outfit, Carshalton Athletic. He becomes one of the management team at Carshalton led by their new manager Mark Butler. On behalf of Camberley Town, we wish Keith all the best in his new position

Saturday, May 22nd 2010

The following official statement was released at 1pm by Club Chairman Ronnie Wilson


I am delighted to announce that Darren Barnard and Paul Miles have agreed to run the first team on a joint basis for the 2010-11 season.
Darren, who will maintain his Director of Football responsibilities, brings his wealth of playing experience to the role. A former Welsh international and Premier and Football league player with Chelsea, Barnsley, Bristol City and others over the last 15 years, he will deliver unparalleled football knowledge for the Camberley first team bench in the coming season. Paul Miles is stepping up from his role as Reserve Team Manager, where he has just achieved the clubs best Reserve team league performance in the last 30 years. Paul brings significant man management skills to his role as well as extensive football knowledge, gained over the years, having been a player at both Reading and Wycombe football clubs . Both Paul and Darren have recently achieved their level 3 UEFA coaching badges which will ensure the high quality of coaching is maintained at the club. We believe that this combination will build on the progress the club has achieved over the last years. I am also pleased to announce that Keith Benjamin has confirmed his full ongoing commitment to the club as Goalkeeping coach and he and Gary Mist, the clubs Physiotherapist will ensure good continuity for the first team, going forward. The club is also currently looking to add the role of Assistant First team Manager/ Senior coach to work alongside Paul and Darren for the season ahead, as we endeavour to provide the first team with the necessary training and coaching resources to further our goal of continued improvement on the pitch. If you feel you have the right experience and ability to fill this role then please send your details with a covering letter to dazzibarnard@aol.com. The Club looks forward to a further new and exciting phase in the season ahead. Please join me in wishing Darren and Paul and the first team management every success. I would also now like to take this opportunity of thanking Paul Barry and Neil Woodyer personally for their commitment, loyalty and endeavour over the last years. The club has moved forward significantly on the pitch because of their efforts. Further announcements will be made in due course. Ronnie Wilson, Chairman: ggg

Friday, May 14th 2010

Following discussions at the club last night, 1st team manager Paul Barry has decided to hand in his resignation. On behalf of the club, this website would like to thank Paul for all his hard work at Camberley during his spell at the club which has seen the side achieve two third place and a fifth place finish as well as a League Cup win. We wish him well in his next venture. An official statement has been released by Director Of Football, Darren Barnard

"It is with regret we announce that after much thought Paul Barry has decided to step down as 1st team Manager of Camberley Town Football Club. Paul had an excellent record at Camberley Town and has been a loyal servant of the club for the past five years achieving respectable league positions and winning the league cup in May 2009. Hopefully we can build on the platform Paul has left and move the club on to the next level in the coming years. On behalf of the Directors, Committee and Players we extend our gratitude and thanks to Paul for his effort over the past five years and wish him and his family well for the future". The club will now begin the process of selecting a new manager and will look forward to a new season and a bright future under new leadership. Further announcements will be made in due course.
Darren Barnard, Director of Football.
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Thursday, May 13th 2010

MERSTHAM 0 CAMBERLEY TOWN SYL 5
The Under 18 Southern Youth League side put in an excellent performance to clinch the Southern Youth League Championship as they comfortably won 5-0 at Merstham this evening. The scoring was opened with an own goal after 12 minutes. That lead was extended four minutes before the break when Jamie Madden was tripped in the penalty area and Mark Bird slotted home the penalty. Merstham had hoped to come back at Camberley in the second half but a well struck 50th minute goal from Jacob Peace ended any hoped that the home side had. It became 4-0 on 57 minutes when Matt Barclay was hand to tuck home the rebound from a Jacob Peace effort. The scoring was completed ten minutes later when Connor Bloomfield took a Tom Hickey pass in his stride and executed a perfect lob over the keeper. It has been an excellent season for the side scoring 96 goals in league competition and conceding just eight. Well done lads - CHAMPIONS and deservedly so.
Mobile phone photograph courtesy of Andy North

The Allied Counties League side's chances of winning their title have diminished somewhat over the past week. On Monday night Farnborough defeated Bracknell Town 4-1 at Bisley and last night they managaed to squeeze a 1-0 win over Ascot United. Those two wins put Farnboough on the same number of points as Camberley but with a better goal difference. Their final match is next Monday against Binfield at Bisley. Bottom bar one side Binfield will have to win the match by 11 clear goals for Camberley to win the title which (unfortunately) is unlikely.

Saturday, May 8th 2010

END OF SEASON PRESENTATION

Camberley had their End of Season Presentation evening at Krooner Park tonight. Approximately 100 people were there for what was a celebration of a successful season. Just after 7:30 Ally Innes took the stage along with his assistants Colin Pack and Andy North. Following a number of thanks you's they went through the many achievements of the Southern Youth League team this season which included going undefeated whilst winning the West Division title scoring 88 goals in the process and conceding just 8. The club also had the top three scorers in the entire league. Ally then went on to give the awards which were :-


Most Improved Player of the Season RYAN DAVIES	Top Goalscorer TOM HICKEY	Supporters Player of the Season CONNOR BLOOMFIELD	Players Player of the Season TOM HICKEY	Managers Player of the Season TOM HICKEY

The Awards continued with the Allied Counties team manager Tim Pearson taking the stage. The Allied Counties side have completed their fixtures and presently sit top of the South Division with a chance of the league title but they have Farnborough hot on their heels. A Specials thank you bouquet of flowers were awarded to Claire Booth for keeping the kit washed and in pristine condition throughout the season. Charlie Oakley was also given a Special recognition award. Charlie joined the Youth section at the age of 6 and became the first player in the club's history to progress through all the age groups, the reserves and up into the first team. The main awards for the Allied Counties squad were as follows:-


Most Improved of the Season GEORGE HOMEWOOD	Top Goalscorer CHARLIE OAKLEY	Best Newcomer of the Season TOM BOOTH	Players Player of the Season TOM O'REILLY	Managers Player of the Season LUKE TURNER

A break for refreshment and food followed which included an excellent hog roast. At 9:15 the Presentations resumed following the draw for the 100 Club done by Jane Wilson. Paul Miles and his assistant Andy North then took the stage to go through their season with the Reserve Team. This season has been the second best ever in the Suburban League which saw the side finish 6th in the North Division after climbing up into 3rd following an eleven match unbeaten run which also features 10 victories and saw the most points, most goals and best goal difference for 30 years. 65 players were used in total which included 22 players from the Youth squads. The awards for the Reserve team were as follows :-


Reserves Top Youth Player of the Season SAM BERRIDGE	Top Goalscorer SEAN DAVIES	Supporters Player of the Season BEN ACTON	Players Player of the Season ROB LANCE	Managers Player of the Season IAN MESSENGER

The First team were the next up for the awards with Manager Paul Barry, assistant Neil Woodger and goalkeeper coach Keith Benjamin taking the stage. Although no trophy was won, thrid place was achieved in the league and that was considered an improvement. The semi final of the league cup was also achieved. The club also achieved their most number of points since joining the Combined Counties League. The First Team awards were as follows:-


Young Player of the Season JACOB PEACE	Top Goalscorer RONNIE GREEN	Supporters Player of the Season RONNIE GREEN	Players Player of the Season JULIAN SILLS	Managers Player of the Season JUSTIN GRAY

The final section of the awards ceremony was the Club awards. Chairman Ronnie Wilson started the presentation with a run down of the ground development plans for Krooner Park and the Crabtree area. That was followed by three appearance awards for Rob Lance, Joe Paris and Darren Barnard who all passed 100 appearances near the end of the season. The three club awards were as follows:-


Chairmans Player of the Season JAMIE HOPPITT	Club Person of the Season JANE WILSON	Chairmans Prize ANDY NORTH

Thursday, May 6th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN SYL 3 COLLIERS WOOD UNITED 0
Both sides came into this opening Championship play-off match having gone through their respective seasons undefeated in their divisions. Colliers Wood had three great chances in the opening quarter of an hour but could not finish them. Camberley took the lead in the 15th minute when Connor Bloomfield swept the ball home after Matt Barclay had a shot blocked by the keeper. Camberley took a decisive advantage on 40 minutes when Josh Gostage's mishit shot found Jacob Peace who drilled a low shot into the bottom corner. Camberley got the third and final goal of the game on the hour mark when Jacob Peace fired home an unstoppable effort from the edge of the penalty area.

Wednesday, May 5th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN ACL 0 FARNBOROUGH 3
A win would have given Camberley the upper hand in the race for the Allied Counties South Division title but they found Farnborough too strong on the night. There was not too much between the teams until Farnborough took the league in their home game which had been switched to Krooner Park. Farnborough have three more matches to play and require six points for the title and those three matches have to be played in the next nine days. Far

Tuesday, May 4th 2010

EPSOM & EWELL 3 CAMBERLEY TOWN 2
The 1st teams season ended at Banstead's Merland Rise ground today. It was the final time that this fixture will be played on this ground as Epsom are moving on to ground share with Merstham next season after 17 years at Banstead. The match had a friendly feel about it until the 26th minute when Gavin Muir chipped the keeper to give Camberley the lead. Camberley could have gone two up but Muir saw another effort tipped against the inside of the post and run across the goal line before it was cleared. Robbie Burns levelled things fro Epsom before Jamie Hatfield struck to give the hosts the lead a minute before the break. Former Krooner Robbie Burns struck again on 55 minutes to make it 3-1 but Camberley fought back again to make it 3-2. Muir's shot was parried and Rob Lance followed up to score on his 100th appearance for the first team.

Saturday, May 1st 2010

CHERTSEY TOWN 2 CAMBERLEY TOWN 1
Camberley travelled to Chertsey with the second place spot still up for grabs. Chertsey opened the scoring in the first half with a good finish from Tom O'Reagan. Camberley drew level on 54 minutes when the ball found it way under Liam Stone and rebounded of Dominic Worthington before entering the net. Chertsey got the deciding goal with just over ten minutes remaining when Dave Tarpey struck to give the home side all three points and secure a second place finish. Camberley will finish third no matter what happens against Epsom & Ewell on Tuesday.

Thursday, April 29th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN ACL 2 COVE 4
Camberley Town's hopes of the Allied Counties South Division title took a dent with Cove producing their best away performance of the season to clinch the three points. Cove struck twice early on, both headers from corners before Charlie Oakley pulled a goal back before the break. Cove struck again early in the second half and Charlie Oakley then reduced the deficit again. With Camberley pushing forward for the equaliser Cove struck again to clinch all three points and a deserved win.

Wednesday, April 28th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN SYL 5 FLEET SPURS 0
A first half demolition job by Matt Barclay (pictured left) saw Camberley sign off from their West Division season with a 100% home record. Barclay had five good chances in the first half and buried four of them to wrap the game up by half time. New addition to the squad Jake Yarranton added a fifth for Camberley in the second half to keep up a goal a game record since joining the squad. Camberley have qualified for the Championship play-offs against the winners of the Central and South Divisions. They will play two matches, one against Merstham and the other against either Colliers Wood United or Lingfield,. Dates for these matches are yet to be ammounced.

Tuesday, April 27th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN 3 BANSTEAD ATHLETIC 0
Camberley Town ended their home campaign with a win over Banstead but it was not as plain sailing as the result suggests. Camberley took the lead on 22 minutes after a handball. Julian Sills stepped up to convert the penalty. Banstead played well in the second half and could have levelled on a number of occasions. The introduction of Joe Johnson with 10 minutes to go. Johnson and Martin Girling combined to set up Gavin Muir for Camberley's second goal on 89 minutes and two minutes into stoppage time it was Joe Johnson's shot against the post that saw Julian Sills follow up to fire home the third.

Saturday, April 24th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN 2 CROYDON 1
Camberley's chances of the title came to a mathematical end today with North Greenford's win over Sandhurst but we still have second place to play for. Camberley took the lead in this match after 20 minutes when Julian Sills fired home after Camberley had two efforts blocked. A glancing header on 71 minutes from Ronnie Green seemed to see Camberley cruising to victory but five minutes later Croydon hit back with a controversial goal when Justin Gray looked to be fouled but no free kick was given.
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Before today's match, Camberley Town and Camberley Town Supporters Club made a presentation to Help for Heroes. A number of functions and a bucket collection saw the Club donate £1,000 to the charity.
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HEMEL HEMPSTEAD TOWN 1 CAMBERLEY TOWN RESERVES 0
Camberley put in a good performance against one of the two sides looking to win the title. A first half goal put paid to Camberley's chances to end the season with a victory. A great season by the lads which saw3 a run of 11 matches without defeat to take them into the top four
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Thursday, April 22nd 2010

HANWORTH VILLA 0 CAMBERLEY TOWN 2
Camberley Town made it four clean sheets out of five to win 2-0 at Hanworth Villa. Hanworth had the better of thye chances in the first half but Camberley came back in the second half to clinch the victory. The opening goal came on 80 minutes when Darren Barnard headed home Stacey Thripp's cross then three minutes later Gavin Muir was tripped in the penalty area and Julian Sills converted the spot kick
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Tuesday, April 20th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN 0 BADSHOT LEA 0
Camberley Town were held to a second goal less draw in a fortnight at Krooner Park this evening, which unfortunately has virtually killed off any chance of the title with North Greenford winning at Wembley. Both sides had good chances to win the match but found both keepers in good form
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Monday, April 19th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN SYL 6 HANWORTH VILLA 0
Camberley Town clinched the West Division title with a convincing performance against Hanworth Villa. Hanworth gave Camberley a good game in the first half and were still in the game until after half time. Tom Hickey gave Camberley a 16th minute lead and we had to wait until just before the break for a second when Jake Yarranton slotted home. The killer goal came five minutes into the second half when Josh Gostage headed home a free kick. Camberley then ran the match with Connor Bloomfield striking twice to make it five. Tom Hickey added his second of the night and Camberley's sixth with around ten minutes to go.
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ALTON TOWN 0 CAMBERLEY TOWN ACL 2
Camberley continued to heap the pressure on Farnborough with a 2-0 win at Alton Town and to gain a slice of revenge for their only home defeat of the campaign. Both goals came in the first half. Tom Booth got the opener and then just before the half time break Joe Pantony made it two.
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Saturday, April 17th 2010

WEMBLEY 0 CAMBERLEY TOWN 1
Camberley put in a good performance to clinch three points at Wembley. Camberley had the better of the match and ht the crossbar before Julian Sills struck an unstoppable effort in stoppage time at the end of the first half. Camberley continued to have the better of the game in the second half but Wembley came back and pressured for an equaliser in the final few minutes but Camberley held on for the win.
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CAMBERLEY TOWN RESERVES 1 HARTLEY WINTNEY 1
Camberley were denied all three points in their final home Suburban League match of the season. Camberley took the lead in the match with an excellently struck volley from Jon Ashford from the penalty area in the first half. A momentary lapse cost Camberley early in the second half when a foul inside the penalty area allowed Hartley Wintney to take a share of the points from the penalty spot.a
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Wednesday, April 14th 2010

COVE 1 CAMBERLEY TOWN SYL 4
Camberley moved within a couple of points of the West Division title with a 4-1 win at Cove. Charlie Oakley struck twice and a Mark Bird penalty gave Camberley a match winning comfortable lead at the half time break. Tiredness started to creep in in the second half and Cove pulled a goal back. The scoring was completed soon after when substitute Josh Gostage added a fourth for Camberley.a
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Tuesday, April 13th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN 1 CHESSINGTON & HOOK UNITED 1
Camberley were held to a 1-1 draw at Krooner Park but can consider themselves unfortunate not to have won the match. Chessington & Hook were always going to be a tough side to break down but Camberley had three good chances to go in a the break with the lead but could not take them. Chessington & Hook took the lead in the second half when Adam Cheadle diverted Martin Jackson's off target effort past Gray in the Camberley goal. Julian Sills got Camberley's equaliser on 89 minutes and then a minute later Hinga Amara fired home but the referees assistant's flag was raised for offside although a defender did seem to be playing him onside

Monday, April 12th 2010

SANDHURST TOWN 1 CAMBERLEY TOWN SYL 6
Camberley added another three points to the tally with a big win at Sandhurst Town. Camberley took the lead early on when recent addition to the squad, Kyle Wilkie, fired home from 8 yards out. For the remainder of the half Camberley continued to have the better of the play but Sandhurst defended well. Camberley had to wait until the 61st minute before Connor Bloomfield added Camberley's second. From that point the goals came thick and fast. Charlie Oakley (dual signed with the ACL side) scored his first two goals for the SYL side and another new addition to the side, Jake Yarranton also notched a double to take the score to 6-0. Sandhurst got a late consolation in the 88th minute

Saturday, April 10th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN 1 EPSOM & EWELL 0
George Hardy (left) marked his first start since breaking his leg back in September, with the winning goal in a close match against fellow high flyers Epsom & Ewell. The decisive moment came on 72 minutes when George Hardy headed home Ronnie Green's cross from 6 yards out at the back post. Camberley finished the match effectively with nine players after two of the three substitutes used had to lead the pitch with injuries, but Camberley held out for the win.

Thursday, April 8th 2010

BEDFONT 0 CAMBERLEY TOWN 0
Plenty of chances for both sides to clinch a win were not taken this evening at The Orchard. Our chances of catching league leaders North Greenford diminished again this evening as Camberley were held to their first goal less draw since October 2008 when we drew 0-0 at Banstead Athletic.

Wednesday, April 7th 2010

The Allied Counties League sides important match against title rivals Farnborough, originally scheduled of next Monday has been cancelled de to Farnborough's huge fixture backlog. With their first team taking priority, Farnborough have been forced to arrange a Zamaretto League fixture against Banbury for that evening. A replacement date has yet to be arranged

Tuesday, April 6th 2010

HAREFIELD UNITED 4 CAMBERLEY TOWN RESERVES 3
The undefeated run that spanned eleven matches finally came to an end at Preston Park but only just. We were playing catch-up all the way through the game, equalising tree times before losing out in the latter stages. Goalscorers to follow.



CRANLEIGH 0 CAMBERLEY TOWN SYL 5
The Southern Youth League side kept up their relentless march towards the West Division title with another comfortable win at Cranleigh. The bottom side were no match for Camberley as we hit five without reply. Details and scorers to follow when available.

Easter Bank Holiday Monday, April 5th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN 4 COVE 4
Our promotion chances took another dent at the hands of Cove after our visitors pegged us back twice in the final few minutes despite being down to 10 men to clinch a point. Cove got off to a good start scoring twice in the space of 3 minutes just before the half hour through a Tom McGarry penalty and a nod in from Bimal Balal to take a two goal lead. Hinga Amara reduced the deficit from the spot soon after to send Camberley in 1-2 down at the break. Camberley rallied in the second half and a tap in from Julian Sills and a low shot into the bottom left corner from Ronnie Green put Camberley 3-2 ahead. Cove had Steve Brown sent off but levelled things on 85 minutes when Steve Duff fired home. Camberley hit back almost immediately with Julian Sills tapping home from close range to make it 4-3 but in the second minute of stoppage time, Steve Duff struck again running onto an excellent through ball from ex-krooner Chris Shearer to give Cove a share of the points.



The 100 Club draw for March was held during half time at the Cove match with our wonderful barmaid Kirsty pulling out the winning number ... and our winner for March was ... Rob Lance who wins £110 pounds.
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Saturday, April 3rd 2010

Once again the wet weather has caused havoc with the weekend's fixture list. Only three matches survived but unfortunately ours at Hanworth Villa (normally a good draining pitch) did not survive. The match has already been rescheduled and will now take place on Thursday, April 22nd - Kick Off at 7:45pm

Thursday, April 1st 2010

KINTBURY RANGERS 0 CAMBERLEY TOWN 3
At last some football this week. The Allied Counties side continued their good form and extended their lead at the top of the Allied Counties League up to eight points with a 3-0 win over Kintbury Rangers. Goals from Tom Booth, Kieran Carey and Joe Pantony saw Camberley home for a comfortable win. Farnborough can catch us but have to win all four of their matches in hand to over take us on goal difference.

Wednesday, March 31st 2010

The continuing wet weather played havoc with the fixture list again today. The Southern Youth league match scheduled for Hanworth Villa this evening once again was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch. Hanworth Villa's pitch usually drains well but three days of rain took it's toll. A new date for this match will be announced in due course
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Tuesday, March 30th 2010

The 1st team suffered the same fate as the Youth team yesterday. The match against Epsom & Ewell at Banstead Athletic's Merland Rise ground was called off during the afternoon because of a waterlogged pitch. The league have re-arranged this match for Tuesday, May 4th. Kick Off at 7:30pm
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Monday, March 29th 2010

The Southern Youth League match scheduled for this evening suffered a late postponement. Heavy rain all day meant that Krooner Park suffered a rare postponement for a waterlogged pitch less than an hour before kick off. A new date for this match will be announced in due course.
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Saturday, March 27th 2010

RAYNES PARK VALE 1 CAMBERLEY TOWN 3
Camberley bounced back to winning ways with a 3-1 win at Raynes Park Vale but had to come back from a goal down. Raynes Park Vale took the lead on 13 minutes against the run of play. Camberley dominated proceedings but had to wait until the 62nd minute before they equalised through Martin Girling's prod home. Eight minutes later, Hinga Amara notched his 13the goal of the season to puit Camberley in front. The win was secured in the 72nd minute when new signing Luke Wheeler completed the scoring.
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CAMBERLEY TOWN RESERVES 4 BOREHAM WOOD 1
The Reserves terrific run continued with an excellent 4-1 win over a skilful Boreham Wood side. Boreham Wood started the better of the sides but it was Camberley who took the lead through Charlie Oakley after 26 minutes. Boreham Wood hit back to equalise on 35 minutes. Camberley reacted well and retook the lead a minute later with a 30 yard strike from Joe Paris which sent Camberley in at the break with a 2-1 lead. Camberley had a goal disallowed before Charlie Oakley made it 3-1. A surging run and cross from Ben Acton saw Connor Bloomfield lay the ball back for Jon Ashford to add the fourth just before the end.
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Wednesday, March 24th 2010

COVE 0 CAMBERLEY TOWN ACL 3
The Allied Counties league squad strengthened their position at the top of the South Division with a 3-0 win against Cove at Fleet Spurs ground. With Farnborough losing at second place Alton Town, Farnborough will need to win all their games to overtake us on goal difference which makes the meeting between out two clubs at Farnborough next month all the more important. Goalscorers to follow when available
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Tuesday, March 23rd 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN 0 COVE 4
Camberley's defence of the El Records Cup came to a disappointing end as local rivals Cove came and deservedly won 4-0 at Krooner Park. It was a day when former 'krooners' returned to make us suffer. Cove took a first half lead from the penalty spot through Tom McGarry. Alex Jeffers then showed Camberley what they were missing up front, scoring either side of half time to give Cove an unassailable 3-0 lead. Two minutes after Jeffer's second goal Darren Dobinson completed the scoring. We wish Cove all the best in the final which will be on Friday, April 23rd at Staines Town FC against Bedfont.

Form recently has been a bit disappointing and to freshen things up and help with the promotion push, manager Paul Barry (pictured left) will be looking to bring in up to four new players within the next week. Further details when they are available
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Saturday, March 20th 2010

ASH UNITED 3 CAMBERLEY TOWN 0
Camberley had a 'bad day at the office' today as they crashed 3-0 at a very wet Ash United. Camberley were out played, out thought and out worked at the Shawfields Stadium by a hard working Ash United team. Despite a decent opening few minutes, Ash took the lead on 10 minutes when Aaron Gough fired home. James Blason extended the Ash lead three minutes into the second half and Shaun Lydon completed Ash's deserved victory with their third goal just after the hour mark.
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BEDFONT 0 CAMBERLEY TOWN RESERVES 4
It was better news for the Reserves who made it 10 without defeat as they gained revenge for the defeat to Bedfont earlier in the season. This match was switched to Krooner Park as Bedfont are behind on their fixtures. Luke Taylor gave Camberley the ideal start, volleying home early on. Sean Davies then took over the show, scoring twice before half time to give Camberley a 3-0 lead. Sean Davies completed his hat-trick in the second half to give Camberley a comfortable 4-0 win
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Wednesday, March 17th 2010

BINFIELD 2 CAMBERLEY TOWN ACL 5
The Allied Counties side went five points clear at the top with a fine 5-2 win at Binfield. Charlie Oakley put Camberley on their way with two first half goals. Kieran Carey added the third from the spot just after the half time break. Binfield attempted a fight back and reduced the deficit but Charlie Oakley completed his hat-trick with 20 minutes remaining. Binfield pulled it back to 4-2 with three minutes remaining but there was still time for Kieran Carey to add a fifth goal for Camberley
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Monday, March 15th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN SYL 7 HARTLEY WINTNEY 0
Camberley Town's Southern Youth League side stretched their lead at the top to eight points this evening with a comfortable 7-0 win over Hartley Wintney. Tom Hickey gave Camberley the lead in the 2nd minute and that was added to in the 16th minutes when Mark Bird turned home Ryan Davies cross. After Camberley had a goal disallowed, Josh Gostage made it 3-0 on 34 minutes. The fourth came with just a couple of minutes to go before the half time break when Tom Hickey added his second of the night. An early goal in the second half from Josh Gostage put paid to any chance of a Hartley Wintney fight back and Matt Barclay then made it six on the hour. The scoring was completed in the 68th minute when Tom Hickey completed his hat-trick.m
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Saturday, March 13th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN 2 HORLEY TOWN 1
Camberley closed the gap on top place North Greenford United to one point following a 2-1 home win over Horley Town. Camberley had to wait until the 30th minute to take the lead through Julian Sills. Horley hit back early in the second half with a Lee Butcher equaliser but Camberley grabbed all three points when Gavin Muir marked his comeback to Combined Counties League action with the winner on 76 minutes
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TRING ATHLETIC 0 CAMBERLEY TOWN RESERVES 2
it's now eight matches without defeat for the reserves now after a good performance at Tring Athletic saw the lads come away with all three points and a 2-0 win. Featuring a team with eight youth team players, Camberley showed great maturity against a more experienced Tring side. Jacob Peace was Camberley's main man with both goals in the second half.
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Wednesday, March 10th 2010

Manager Paul Barry has added to the first team squad over the past 10 days after releasing both Jason Short and Dan Ker. Coming in to bolster Camberley's push for the title is Darren Campbell from Fleet Town. He joins another Fleet player who recently made the move, Jamie Norris. Both are on dual registrations as Fleet are in a different league. Jamie is the son of former Manager and player Trevor Norris. Darren Campbell is expected to make his debut on Saturday as Camberley's squad will be missing Ian Messenger and Lee Riddell (suspended), Justin Gray and Darren Redwood (injured), Shaun Davies, Wes Kendrick and John Finnieston (unavailable).
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Tuesday, March 9th 2010

SOUTH PARK 3 CAMBERLEY TOWN 4 (after extra time)
Camberley continued their defence of the El Records Premier Cup by progressing into the Semi Finals with a narrow 4-3 win at Division One side South Park. Camberley got off to a decent start and took the lead on 18 minutes when Hinga Amara fired home. South Park hit back early in the second half with an equaliser and then took the lead on 64 minutes. Camberley were in danger of losing the match until Shaun Davies fired the equaliser on 85 minutes. Camberley then looked to have won the tie when Julian Sills made it 3-2 a minute later but South Park hit back again, winning an converting a penalty on 88 minutes. The match went into extra time and looked set to go to penalties. John Finnieston had the final word though, scoring the winner in the 120th and final minute
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ASCOT UNITED 2 CAMBERLEY TOWN ACL 5
The Allied Counties League side took over the top spot in the table this evening with a 5-2 win at Ascot United. Tom Booth hit his first hat-trick of the season and Kieran Carey and Joe Pantony both got on the scoresheet to give Camberley a comfortable win. With Alton Town losing at home to Farnborough yesterday, the win now puts Camberley and Farnborough in place as the two favourites for the title although Alton and Thatcham may have something to say about that

Tuesday, March 2nd 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN SYL 5 GUILDFORD CITY 1
Camberley maintained their advantage at the top of the West Division of the Southern Youth League with a 5-1 win over Guildford City. Camberley took the lead on 10 minutes with Tom Hickey firing home after an excellent cross from Connor Bloomfield. A good start to the second half saw Camberley strike twice through Zane Pervcival and Matt Barclay to put the result beyond doubt. Guildford were unlucky not to have pulled a couple of goals back before Mark Bird added the fourth. Carl Sherry made it five with ten minutes remaining. Guildford City got a deserved consolation goal in the final minute.
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Saturday, March 6th 2010

DORKING 1 CAMBERLEY TOWN 1
Camberley had the opportunity to close the gap on leaders North Greenford with a trip to bottom two side Dorking, but a resolute Dorking defence had the last word as they denied Camberley a much needed victory. Camberley had the majority of the possession in the first half but could not break down Dorking's defence and in fact went in at the break 1-0 down when a cross into the penalty area from near the halfway line somehow evaded everyone and ended up in the back of the Camberley net. Dorking could have gone two ahead when their only clear second half chance hit the post. From then on Camberley dominated. Camberley had shots cleared off the line three times, hit the bar, hit the post, had a goal disallowed, saw the keeper make five excellent saves, three of which were on his goal line before Hinga Amara scored a deserved equaliser on 90 minutes. Camberley could have won the game in stoppage time but for another goal line clearance
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CAMBERLEY TOWN RESERVES 3 COVE 0
The Reserves extended their unbeaten run to seven with a comfortable 3-0 win over local rivals Cove. Paul Dadson got Camberley on their way with a first half goal. Youth team player, Charlie Oakley and Joe Wilson made sure of the victory with goals in the second half. The win moves Camberley up two places into third for the first time this season.
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Tuesday, March 2nd 2010

SANDHURST TOWN 0 CAMBERLEY TOWN 2
Camberley kept up the pressure on North Greenford United with a 2-0 win at local rivals Sandhurst Town. The hosts played dome good football in the first half but it was Camberley who snatched the lead in the first minute of stoppage time when Julian Sills headed home John Finnieston's cross. The second half saw Camberley get the ball in the back of the net again just after the hour mark but it was disallowed for a Julian Sills handball. Within two minutes Sandhurst Town were awarded a penalty but Dan Simmonds fired it over the crossbar. With Sandhurst pushing for an equaliser, Camberley sealed the win on the counter attack when Jacob Peace ran almost half the length of the pitch, evade two challenges before slotting the ball past the keeper in stoppage time.
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Monday, March 1st 2010

FLEET TOWN 1 CAMBERLEY TOWN SYL 1
Camberley's SYL side took a big step towards claiming the Southern Youth League West Division title with a 1-1 draw at their nearest rivals Fleet Town. After an even first half, Fleet scored a superb opening goal to go in with a 1-0 lead at the break. Going down slope in the second half Camberley had by far the better of the possession but had to wait to the final ten minutes before equalising with a Zane Percival header. The Allied counties side were due to play at Alton Town but the match was called off as their pitch was still waterlogged.

Saturday, February 27th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN 1 GUILDFORD CITY 0
Camberley move to within five points of league leaders North Greenford United with a hard earned win over Guildford City. Camberley came in to the game looking for revenge for the 2-0 defeat suffered at the Spectrum just 17 days ago. Camberley started well with a chance for Ronnie Green after just two minutes and it was Ronnie who was instrumental in the opening goal, jinking one way then the other before being brought down in the penalty area after 19 minutes. John Finnieston (pictured left) stepped up to calmly slot the penalty home. Both sides had further chances to add to the score in the first half but neither keeper was troubled too much. The second half saw Guildford City push forward more and could have had an equaliser but for two excellent tackles from Dale Webb and Stacey Thripp in the Camberley defence. Camberley managed to hold on to the win despite eight minutes of stoppage time. The Reserves were due to have played at Hemel Hempstead but the match was called off due to a waterlogged pitch..
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The 100 Club draw for February was held during half time at the Guildford City match And finally we have held our first 100 club draw today in front of four members of the committee. Former manager Ken Ballard pulling out the winning number ... and our winner for February was Number 53 - Ellen Wilson who wins £112 pounds.
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Thursday, February 25th 2010

Camberley were due to play Cove in the Allied Counties League this evening but unusually for Krooner Park the match was called off due to a waterlogged pitch
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Tuesday, February 23rd 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN 0 WEMBLEY 2
Camberley's 1st XI were looking to close the gap at the top of the table on North Greenford but missed out as our slump in luck and form continues. Top form team Wembley arrived with five wins out of their last six matches took the spoils with a 2-0 win. A goal in the final few minutes of each half consigned Camberley to their second home defeat of the season. Camberley maintain their second place as Chertsey were held at home by Bedfont 2-2. The Southern Youth League side were scheduled to play at Cranleigh but the match was rained off
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Saturday, February 20th 2010

Camberley's 1st XI were due to play Bedfont away but once again the match fell foul of the wet weather, so it was all down to Krooner Park for the Reserves match against local rivals Bracknell Town. It proved to be a good day for the lads as they ran out 2-1 winners with Rob Lace scoring twice, once in each half to extend the reserves unbeaten run to six matches which includes five wins and consolidates fifth place in the table.
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Thursday, February 18th 2010

Camberley's Allied Counties League match at nearby Farnborough this evening suffered yet another postponement after another heavy downpour of rain caused the pitch to be waterlogged. A new date for this match will be announced in due course
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Saturday, February 13th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN 5 BOOKHAM 1
Camberley moved back into second place with a 5-1 win over Bookham, but it was a flattering result for the Krooners who made hard work of beating the division's bottom side. Bookham put up a good fight and took the lead two minutes before the half time break through Mark Jarman who had recently rejoined Bookham from Epsom & Ewell. Camberley hit back and levelled the score through Ronnie Green's calm finish on 50 minutes. It wasn't until the 80th minute and a Julian Sills prod home that Camberley were in front in the game. A couple of minutes later Camberley made it 3-1 when Hinga Amara struck his first of the day. Sean Davies made it four on 85 minutes and Hinga Amara completed the scoring with a fifth on 88 minutes.
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AFC HAYES 1 CAMBERLEY TOWN RESERVES 1
The Reserves winning run came to an end at AFC Hayes after they were held to a 1-1 draw. Camberley played well and deserved a half time lead given to them through Allied Counties striker Charlie Oakley, but AFC Hayes fought back to earn themselves a point with a second half goal.

Thursday, February 11th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN ACL 3 THATCHAM TOWN 2
It was heart in mouth time at the end of this Allied Counties league game as it came to a nervous climax. Camberley had a great first half against one of the title favourites, Thatcham Town. Thatcham had only conceded four goals in six matches prior to this game but Camberley made the best of their set pieces and took a three goal lead within the opening 25 minutes. All three chances fell to and were taken by Charlie Oakley (left) who unusually tucked them all away with his head. Thatcham came out a different side in the second half and pulled an early goal back. Despite having a player sent off, Thatcham kept pressing Camberley and reduced the deficit even further with just under ten minutes remaining. Camberley held firm, despite a couple of narrow escapes, secured all three points to move them within two points of the Division leaders Alton Town

Wednesday, February 10th 2010

GUILDFORD CITY 2 CAMBERLEY TOWN 0
After just over two weeks without a competitive match, Camberley looked rusty and out of form against a Guildford side who closed Camberley down quickly. In a game that lacked a bit of quality, Guildford City produced a couple of well struck efforts to clinch all three points. The first fell to half time substitute Tom Tydeman who sent a sensational volley into the top left hand corner from just outside the penalty area and then clinched the points in the final few minutes through Danny Elgar after Camberley's Lee Riddell and Guildford City's Tom Tydeman had been sent off.

Monday, February 8th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN SYL 0 WESTFIELD 1
Westfield Under 18's, who are part of the Woking Academy if their tracksuits are anything to go by, send Camberley out of the Southern Youth League Cup with a narrow 1-0 lead. In a very entertaining match it looked as if just one goal would win it and it unfortunately it came late on for Westfield to send them through to the next round.

Sunday, February 7th 2010

With Chertsey drawing 1-1 with Whitley Bay in the F.A Vase yesterday, their match at Guildford City on Wednesday has been cancelled. As a result our fixture at Guildford City, due to take place on March 17th has been brought forward to fill the gap. Kick Off at the Spectrum is scheduled for 7:45pm

Saturday, February 6th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN RESERVES 5 LEVERSTOCK GREEN 0
Camberley Reserves made it four wins in a row and five goals for the second home game running as they cruised to a 5-0 win over basement side Leverstock Green. Camberley had a host of first half chances and even missed a 37th minute penalty before finally breaking the deadlock on the stroke of half time when Joe Paris turned home Luke Taylor's cross. The second half was a different story. Within a couple of minutes of the restart Rob Lance headed home Anthony Millerick's free kick and four minutes later Jacob Peace (pictured left) fired home the best goal of the game from the edge of the penalty area. The fourth arrived on the 84th minute when Joe Paris prodded home John Ashford's flick on and Jacob Peace rounded off the scoring on 87 minutes with a lob over the keeper.

Thursday, February 4th 2010


This evenings Allied Counties Youth League match against Kintbury Rangers was postponed. A new date for the match will be announced as soon as it is available.

Tuesday, February 2nd 2010



CAMBERLEY TOWN 0 KINGSTONIAN 4
Without a game for two weeks, Camberley arranged a friendly against Kingstonian for this evening. The match was used to check out some possible new signings. The visitors held a one goal lead at half time but hit three goals without reply in the second half to run out 4-0 winners. The match was closer than the scoreline suggests as Kingstonian were clinical in making Camberley pay for their mistakes.
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Monday, February 1st 2010



CAMBERLEY TOWN SYL 3 CAMBERLEY TOWN UNDER-17s 0
Camberley's SYL were originally due to play Hanworth Villa and then Aldershot Town but both side pulled out of the fixtures arranged. As a result a friendly against the Under 17's was arranged. On a near frozen pitch the SYL side moved into a three goal lead before the game was brought to a premature end after 55 minutes when the pitch became too dangerous
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Sunday, January 31st 2010



Camberley's match against Banstead Athletic postponed yesterday has been re-arranged for Tuesday, April 27th which means Camberley will play six of their last eight matches at home in the run in for the title. Kick Off time for this match has been set at 7:45pm. The change of fixture for the Southern Youth League side announced yesterday has changed again. Aldershot Town have decided to pull out and the Camberley Town Youth Under 17 side has stepped in to fill the void
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Saturday, January 30th 2010



Camberley's match against Banstead Athletic suffered a late postponement after the referee decided a ten yard stretch of pitch in the shade of the factory over the far side was deemed too frozen to allow the match to be played. In further news, the Southern Youth league side's match at home to Hanworth Villa has been postponed after the away side pulled out of the fixture. The Southern Youth League side will now play against Aldershot Town in a friendly.
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CHALFONT ST PETER 0 CAMBERLEY TOWN RESERVES 2
The Reserves made it three wins in a row with another win over a top four side in the form of Chalfont St Peter following the midweek win against Hampton & Richmond. Two strikes by Rob Lance (left) on 34 minutes and 65 minutes gave Camberley victory and it could have been more but for a fine performance from the Chalfont keeper. The win takes Camberley up into sixth place in the table.



And finally we have held our first 100 club draw today in front of four members of the committee and an independent observer. Darren Barnard pulled out the winning number ... and our inaugural winner is Number 14 - Chris Pitt who wins £113 pounds.
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Thursday, January 28th 2010



Krooner Park played host to The Camberley Cup this evening, a competition set up by Camberley Town FC for predominantly 16 & 17 year old sides. A good sized crown saw Aldershot Town Reds, Aldershot Town Blues, Camberley Boys, Camberley Town Youth and FC Bracknell compete in a round robin competition of matches 18 minutes long. The results were as follows - Camberley Town 2 Aldershot Town Reds 0, FC Bracknell 1 Aldershot Town Blues 0, Camberley Boys 0 Camberley Town 0, Aldershot Town Reds 1 FC Bracknell 2, Camberley Town 1 Aldershot Town Blues 0, Aldershot Town Reds 0 Camberley Boys 0, Camberley Town 0 FC Bracknell 0, Aldershot Town Blues 1 Camberley Boys 0, Camberley Boys 0 FC Bracknell 0 and Aldershot Town Blues 1 Aldershot Town Reds 0 resulting in the following league table

	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts	GD
Camberley Town	4	2	2	0	3	0	8	+3
FC Bracknell	4	2	2	0	3	1	8	+2
Aldershot Town Blues	4	2	0	2	2	2	6	0
Camberley Boys	4	0	3	1	0	1	3	-1
Aldershot Town Reds	4	0	1	3	1	5	1	-4

The results saw Camberley Town finish top and FC Bracknell finish second and these two sides competed in the final. Camberley took a 1-0 lead but were pegged back with an FC Bracknell equaliser. There was no extra time and the final went to a penalty shoot out. After 9 penalties each Camberley edged through to win the shoot out 8-7.
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Tuesday, January 26th 2010



AFC WIMBLEDON 1 CAMBERLEY TOWN 1 (after extra time - AFC Wimbledon win 6-5 on penalties)
Camberley just missed out on a place in the 4th Round of the Surrey Senior Cup after soaking up a lot of AFC Wimbledon pressure. Camberley set out to frustrate AFC Wimbledon and stop them playing their flowing style of football by closing them down quickly when they had possession and it did not make for a good quality game. After 90 minutes the game was goal less and went into extra time. Wes Kendrick, fresh of the subs bench gave Camberley a surprise lead firing in from just outside the penalty area in the first period of extra time, after good work from another sub, Jacob Peace, but in the second period AFC Wimbledon struck back when they were awarded a penalty. In the end it went to a penalty shoot-out. The first ten penalties were all slotted away convincingly before the AFC Wimbledon keeper pulled off a good save from Jason Short's effort. The hosts then converted the twelfth to win the shoot out 6-5. AFC Wimbledon meet either Chipstead, Egham or Colliers Wood in the next round.
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Monday, January 25th 2010



BRITISH ARMY UNDER-23s 5 CAMBERLEY TOWN UNDER-23s 2
A representative Under 23 side travelled to the Military Stadium this evening to take on The British Army Under 23 side. Camberley started well and took the lead through Jacob Peace and went on to extend the lead with a goal from Shaun Davies. The Army hit back and reduced the deficit by half time. The second half saw the Army side fight back and forced an equaliser. Both sides made a number of changes and the Army took advantage to run out 5-2 winners.

Sunday, January 24th 2010

The Club held their first Annual Sports Quiz this evening which was won by the Weybourne Boys who finished a clear 25 points clear of their rivals. It was a highly successful night which raised much needed funds for the club.
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Onto football matters. Our scheduled match against Chertsey Town on February 6th has been moved to Saturday, May 1st due to Chertsey's participation in the F.A. Carlsberg Vase that day. We wish Chertsey the best of luck against the reigning holders Whitley Bay. A few others dates for the diary. This weekend Camberley Town Reserves will be travelling to Chalfont St Peter. We are awaiting further Suburban fixtures which should be released this week. Finally the remaining Southern Youth League matches have been given dates. They are at home to Hanworth Villa (Feb 1), Guildford City (Mar 8), Hartley Wintney (Mar 15) and Fleet Spurs (Mar 29). The home tie against either Dorking or Westfield in the Southern Youth League Cup has yet to be arranged. The away fixtures are Fleet Town (Feb 15), Cranleigh (Feb 23), Cove (Apr 7), Sandhurst Town (Apr 14) and Hanworth Villa (Apr 21).
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Saturday, January 23rd 2010

EGHAM TOWN 4 CAMBERLEY TOWN 2
Camberley crashed to just their third defeat in the league as Egham gained revenge the midweek cup defeat. Camberley started slowly and poorly, finding themselves two goals behind after just nine minutes and then a third goal behind on twenty minutes. Things were to get worse for Camberley in the second half with a fourth goal that did have a suspicion of offside about it. Camberley finally got on the scoresheet on 85 minutes when Hinga Amara had his penalty saved but he followed up to poke the rebound home. In stoppage time Wes Kendrick added a second for Camberley, latching onto a long Darren Barnard pass. In all, Egham deserved their win
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CAMBERLEY TOWN RESERVES 5 NORTH GREENFORD UNITED 1
It was better news at Krooner Park for the reserves who were also involved in a six goal match as they ran out 5-1 winners over North Greenford United. Ben Acton gave Camberley the lead and that was soon added to by Joe Wilson before North Greenford pulled a goal back. The two goal advantage was restored when Shaun Davies scored his first of the day. Jamie Hoppitt provided the cross for Rob Lance to head home Camberley's fourth. Shaun Davies got his second and Camberley's fifth to complete the scoring.
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Thursday, January 21st 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN SYL 6 SANDHURST TOWN 2
The Southern Youth League side maintained their 100% league record against Sandhurst but had to come from behind to do it. Sandhurst took the lead after just 5 minutes after the Camberley defence allowed two players through to pressure the Camberley keeper and then on 13 minutes Sandhurst added another with a well taken finish. A quick reply was needed and it came within thirty seconds as Tom Hickey drove a low shot home. Camberley pressed on for the equaliser which came in the 27th minute when Hickey struck again. Another low shot two minutes later from Mike Murrell saw Camberley take the lead for the first time. The killer blow came just three minutes into the second half when Zane Percival intercepted a back pass to slot home the fourth. The result was put beyond doubt with further goals from Josh Gostage on 58 minutes and Sam Berridge on 68 minutes. Camberley had the ball in the net twice more before the end but both were ruled out for offside.
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Tuesday, January 19th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN 3 EGHAM TOWN 0
Camberley earned themselves a Quarter Final tie away to South Park in the El Records Premier Challenge Cup with a 3-0 over Egham Town. There was not too much between the sides in the early stages but Camberley got the break through with five minutes to go before the half time break when John Finnieston struck after Camberley had two attempts on goal blocked. Within three minutes Camberley extended that lead when Hinga Amara added the second with the aid of a goalpost. Egham attempted a second half fightback but found the Camberley defence difficult to break down. A defensive mistake in the 89th minute allowed George Gould to add a third for Camberley. The Quarter Final tie at South Park will take place on March 9th. Kick Off time to be confirmed but it is likely to be 7:45pm.
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Monday, January 18th 2010

CAMBERLEY TOWN SYL 2 CARSHALTON ATHLETIC 4
In the first match for any of the four main sides for over a month, the Allied Counties side made this exit from this seasons Surrey Youth Cup at Carshalton Athletic but only after taking the hosts to extra time. Carshalton took the game to Camberley from the start and deservedly took the lead although it did come directly from a corner. Camberley hit back and were awarded a penalty after Joe Pantony was felled in the box. Kieran Carey thumped home the spot kick. Camberley then took the lead just before half time when George Homewood drove home a shot from 20 yards. The second half saw Carshalton push on for the equaliser but the back four defended well and keeper Ryan Howells made a number of excellent saves but with less than 10 minutes remaining Carshalton got the goal they were looking for to take the game into extra time. Early in extra time, Carshalton took the lead with a well placed header. Despite tired legs, Camberley threw everything they had to get an equaliser but with just seconds remaining Carshalton Athletic pout the game beyond doubt with a fourth goal. We wish Carshalton the best of luck with their Semi Final.

Sunday, January 17th 2010

Colliers Wood United held an early pitch inspection and have announced that their pitch would not be ready for use by Wednesday when their Surrey Senior Cup tie against Egham was due to be played, so as a result, our El Records Cup match against Egham originally set for Tuesday night is back on. The good news is that Krooner Park has recovered quickly. The snow has melted and any surface water has drained away.

There is no waterlogging of the pitch and even most of the pitch markings have remained. Other area's of the club have also cleared and there will be no problem with car parking as all of the snow has also cleared from there.

We have also been given the new dates for the matches postponed in the past week. The home match with Wembley which was postponed on the 12th will now take place on Tuesday, February 23rd with a 7:45pm kick off. The match against Chessington & Hook which was postponed yesterday will now be on Tuesday, April 13th with the kick off being at 7:45pm. This means we will have five of our last six matches at home

Saturday, January 16th 2010

Both matches were postponed today due to snow covered pitches but the big thaw is under way. Temperatures up to around 6 degrees centigrade today and there is a possibility we will be playing on Tuesday. At this moment our match against Egham Town in the League Cup has been called off as Egham have to play their Surrey Senior Cup match (which takes priority) at Colliers Wood on Wednesday. Colliers Wood have a pitch inspection on Monday morning. If the Surrey Senior Cup game is off then our League Cup game may well be back on again. If Colliers Wood and Egham do play on Wednesday then our League Cup tie at home to Egham is likely to replace our league match away to Egham next Saturday. It is all if's and but's at the moment. We will know more over the next 48 hours.
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Thursday, January 14th 2010

This is the state of play with just 48 hours to go before Saturday's Cherry Red Records Combined Counties League match against Chessington & Hook United. The photo to your right was taken at 2:30pm this afternoon. Krooner Park has approximately a covering of snow between two and three inches thick and it is slowly defrosting with the present temperature running around 2 degrees centigrade this afternoon. The pitch surface beneath at this moment is frozen. Snow in the car park area behind the goal at the Crabtree end is even deeper at three to five inches deep. You can get a car into the ground but the entry road a very slippery. It is better behind the clubhouse where some of the snow has melted but the roadway resembles a bit of a lake where the water has not had anywhere to drain away to.

At this moment in time the match on Saturday looks doubtful even if we could clear the pitch of all the snow. One good sign is that temperatures are expected to climb on Friday to around four degrees and that will speed the melting process up. No decision will be made on this weekend's game until late Friday or early Saturday

Wednesday, January 13th 2010


100 club

Please note that those of you who took out 100 club memberships in December. The draw will now be starting in January running for 6 months through to June 2010 so if you have a certificate that states December to May, it will now run from January to June. The first draw will take place at the end of January, being drawn by the social events committee with several club committee members adjudicating. The prize will be a guaranteed minimum £100 as we have now reached our 100 member target! Thanks to all of you who have supported us and good luck in the next 6 draws.


If you want to purchase any further numbers please hand your completed form and cheque/cash to Mick Horler at the bar, or post to Camberley Town FC Ltd, Krooner Park, Wilton Road, Camberley, Surrey. GU15 2QP. A form can be downloaded from the 100 club page (Link to page is on the opening page of this website above the photograph on the home page) The more people who join the more money can be won. Watch this space to see who the lucky winner is for January 2010. The winners name will also be posted on the notice board in the bar. Once again, thanks for your support and GOOD LUCK in the forthcoming draws.
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The fourth round draw for the El Records Premier Challenge Cup was released today. We continue our defence of the Cup at home to Egham Town next Tuesday. An away trip to South Park awaits the winner of the tie. In the other three matches Cove will be at home to either Badshot Lea or Croydon Municipal, Horley Town will host Guildford City and Chertsey Town will be at home to Bedfont.

This weekend's Suburban League North Division match at Chalfont St Peter has already been postponed. With the snow just starting to melt, a fresh load fell on the pitch last night. Temperatures are due to rise over the next few days but it is felt that there will be insufficient time for the extra snow to melt, the frozen pitch underneath to defrost and the excess water to drain off.

Tuesday, January 12th 2010

This evening's Cherry Red Records Combined Counties League match against Wembley was called off yesterday evening when it was sure that the covering of snow across the pitch would not be melting over the next 24 hours and with the temperature not due to climb much over 1 or 2 degrees centigrade today the pitch would still be frozen underneath. Thursday night's Southern Youth League match against Hanworth Villa has also been postponed.

Monday, January 11th 2010

This evening's Nescafe Allied Counties League match at Alton Town was called off. Like everyone else locally, their pitch is still under several inches of snow.

Thursday, January 7th 2010

These are the latest pictures of Krooner Park under 9 inches of snow, taken this afternoon. All the good will and effort unfortunately will not be able to get this weekend's games on. With freezing nights and more snow forecast we are now heading for a month without a fixture. The next one is Tuesday against Wembley.
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Tuesday, January 5th 2010

This evening's Suburban League North Division game against local rivals Cove was postponed due to a heavy downfall of snow that started falling early afternoon and has yet to stop. If it continues for the next day or two then this weekend's fixtures will also be in doubt.

Sunday, January 3rd 2010

The league have re-arranged yesterdays postponed match against Badshot Lea for Tuesday, April 20th which will mean we will finish the season with two home matches. A few other arranged fixtures to mention. For the Reserves, Following the home matches against Cove on January 5th and Boreham Wood on January 9th we will be away to Chalfont St Peter on Saturday, January 9th with a 3pm kick off. In the Allied Counties League, the remainder of the fixtures have been announced and are on the Allied Counties results page. Our next home match in that league is on February 11th against Thatcham. The lads are next in action at Alton Town on January 11th. Kick off time is expected to be 7:45pm. In the Southern Youth League we have been scheduled to take on Hanworth Villa on January 14th at Krooner Park and a week later, on January 21st we are at home again to Sandhurst Town. Both matches kick off at 7:45pm.

Saturday, January 2nd 2010

Yet another match bites the dust or in this case, the frost. We were vary close to getting this match on with the majority of the pitch defrosted but a 10 foot wide strip of ground which was in the shadow of the factory over the far side during the morning meant that it had not defrosted sufficiently and was deemed dangerous and the match was called off just after midday. North Greenford's 3-2 win at Bedfont means that we lost our top spot and drop to second on goal difference but have a game in hand.