Saturday, December 29th 2007

Camberley consolidated their second place position with a comfortable 2-0 win at Reading Town. Camberley had the better of the 1st half and deservedly took the lead after 29 minutes when Shaun Davies chested home Ross Chalke's cross. Camberley secured the win with a second goal on 66 minutes when Darren Barnard played a 1-2 with Joe Paris from a corner and then cut into the penalty area and shooting past the keeper with the aid of a deflection

Saturday, December 29th 2007

Camberley consolidated their second place position with a comfortable 2-0 win at Reading Town. Camberley had the better of the 1st half and deservedly took the lead after 29 minutes when Shaun Davies chested home Ross Chalke's cross. Camberley secured the win with a second goal on 66 minutes when Darren Barnard played a 1-2 with Joe Paris from a corner and then cut into the penalty area and shooting past the keeper with the aid of a deflection

Wednesday, December 26th 2007

Ash United got off to a great start in this local derby, taking a 2nd minute lead through Brad Smith. Camberley fought back and leveled the score from the penalty spot through John Finnieston following a hand ball in the penalty area. Camberley clinched all three points on 68 minutes when Joe Paris slotted home the winner from 10 yards. Camberley jump up three places and back into 2nd following the win.

Tuesday, December 25th 2007

Saturday, December 22nd 2007

Cove left Krooner Park this afternoon with all three points after a 66th minute Kevin Cooper strike sealed the points. Camberley had the chances to level the score through John Finnieston and Martyn Williams in the second half but could not take them.

Wednesday, December 19th 2007

Camberley's Southern Youth League side had a comfortable win this evening, having dominated the first half with a penalty by Gareth Evans, a well struck free kick by Alex Jeffers from 25 yards into the corner of the net and a goal liner header again by Jeffers from a floated cross over the keeper from Stu Alexander. Camberley started the second half as they had finished the first with several more goal bound chances before Stu Alexander hammered a shot through the keeper which due to its pace carried across the line despite the keepers efforts. Camberley eventually took their foot off the pedal which saw Sandhurst make a late challenge with two goals from defensive errors.

Saturday, December 15th 2007

The Reserves made it just one defeat in seven with a hard earned draw with title chasers Potters Bar Town. Camberley took the lead through Jack Keenan's first goal for the reserve side before Potters Bar forced an equaliser in the second half. The draw takes Camberley into 7th place in the table

The first team were without a fixture this afternoon as Merstham, out opponents, who were due to play VT last weekend before the wet weather struck re-arranged their tie for this afternoon. 

Monday, December 10th 2007

Camberley Town have been drawn at home again in the F.A. Vase. The fourth round draw which took place at lunchtime has drawn Camberley against Midland Football Alliance side Tipton Town. The match is scheduled to be played on January 19th and will replace the home league match against Egham Town. The Egham match has now been rescheduled for Tuesday, February 12th. The match against Merstham, which was due to be played this coming weekend has been called of due to their third round match being re-scheduled will now take place on Tuesday, March 4th

Camberley Town's Under 18 Southern Youth League match against Cove which was due to be played this evening was called off due to a waterlogged pitch

Saturday, December 8th 2007

Camberley have qualified for the final 32, or in other words, the 4th Round of the F.A. Vase with a hard fought win over old Ryman adversaries, Flackwell Heath. Flackwell took the lead on 22 minutes when a diving header from Myron Ramsey escaped the clutches of keeper Carl Clayton. Camberley hit back and equalised 10 minutes before the break with a swerving strike from Ross Chalke. Flackwell heath had two goals disallowed and Camberley one before Ross Chalke settled the tie in the second period of extra time with a well placed header. The draw for the Fourth Round is on Monday morning and will be released around 12 midday. The win should also see Camberley exempt to the 2nd Round proper next season unless there is a change of rules or we are promoted

Wednesday, December 5th 2007

Camberley's Allied Counties League match against Alton Town tomorrow has been called off. A new date for the match has yet to be arranged 

Tuesday, December 4th 2007

Camberley Tpown were knocked out of the Surrey Senior Cup this evening after losing 1-0 to Molesey after extra time. Camberley had a number of chances to open the scoring in the first half but could not convert them. With the score goal less the game went into extra time. The deadlock was broken a minute before the end of the first half of extra time when James Mepham slotted home. We wish Molesey the best of luck in the next round when they take on Whyteleafe.

Monday, December 3rd 2007

Camberley suffered a 3-2 defeat at home to Westfield in the Southern Youth League match at Krooner Park this evening. Camberley found themselves a goal behind in the first half but battled back to lead 2-1 with Gareth Slade and Stuart Alexander scoring. Westfield score twice late on to win 3-2. 

Saturday, December 1st 2007

Camberley travelled to local rivals Cove missing Jamie Hoppitt, Dan Ker and Martyn Williams through suspension and Darren Barnard due to a death in the family. Camberley maintained their unbeaten away record after drawing 2-2. John Finnieston struck twice for Camberley against his former team to give Camberley the lead only for Cove to battle back to earn a draw. Camberley were denied a penalty in the final minute when Mitch While knocked the ball away from the keeper before being caught but the referee deemed it a straight forward collision 

The reserves maintained their unbeaten run with a 1-1 draw at home to Wingate & Finchley. Details to follow when available

Wednesday, November 28th 2007

Camberley were due to play Warlingham in the Grant McLellan Youth Cup at Redhill's ground this evening but the match was postponed after the pitch was deemed unplayable by the hosts. 

Monday, November 26th 2007

Camberley's re-arranged Surrey Cup match for the Southern Youth League side against Tooting & Mitcham United took place this evening. Camberley had a disastrous start, finding themselves 5-0 down after just 17 minutes. Alex Jeffers pulled a goal back before the break. Camberley's performance was much better in the second half. Matt Doherty scored again for Camberley but not until after Tooting had scored again. Final Score was 6-2. We wish Tooting & Mitcham United the best of luck in the next round. Plans to play the Southern Youth league match at Bottom Meadow on Thursday night, 24 hours later than originally planned have been shelved.

Saturday, November 24th 2007

Camberley held on to second place with a 1-1 saw against Horley Town but only just. James Wise scored his first goal for Camberley to give them a first half lead but 4 minutes before the half time break, Jamie Hoppitt was sent off for a second bookable offence. Horley took advantage of the extra man in the second half and equalised through Danny Guscott. Camberley were put under even more pressure with just over ten minutes to go when Dan Ker was also sent off by the referee. In stoppage time Horley went close to winning the game with a shot that hit the underside of the crossbar but 9 man Camberley held on for the 1-1 draw 

Wednesday, November 21st 2007

Camberley were beaten at Farnborough this evening in the Hampshire Floodlit Invitational Cup. Camberley put in a good display but were beaten 4-2 with Andy Yates getting both of the goals

Tuesday, November 20th 2007

Camberley will look at this evening's match and consider it two points dropped rather than one gained. Camberley did not play at their best but managed to extend the unbeaten run to six matches with a 1-1 draw at home to Reading Town this evening. Aston Robinson gave Reading Town a first half lead after 19 minutes. John Finnieston secured a share of the points for Camberley with a 68th minute equaliser

Monday, November 19th 2007

The Southern Youth Team's Surrey Cup match against Tooting & Mitcham United at Krooner Park this evening was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch. The match has been re-arranged for next Monday, the 26th. The scheduled match against Sandhurst Town, which was due to be played on Wednesday, November 28th is now due to be played 24 hours later, on the Thursday evening

Saturday, November 17th 2007

A Ross Chalke goal after just 9 minutes was enough to send Camberley through to the 3rd Round of the F.A. Carlsberg Vase this afternoon. After Camberley's good start Three Bridges came back at Camberley especially in the second half and put Camberley under some testing pressure but Camberley held on to the one goal lead to put themselves in the hat for Monday's draw

The reserves made it another good weekend with another 1-0 home win. An excellent bit of individual skill and a clinical finish from Gareth Evans secured the points at Krooner Park for the Reserves against North Greenford United

Thursday, November 15th 2007

The Under 18 Allied Counties side put in a battling performance against a Bracknell side that arrived with a 100% record. There was little between the two sides until midway through the second half when Bracknell Town opened the scoring from the penalty spot. Two further goals were conceded late on to give the visitors, Bracknell Town a 3-0 win. A result that looks a bit harsh given the performance of the two sides.

Tuesday, November 13th 2007

Camberley maintained their unbeaten away record and along with Chessington & Hook, move five points clear of the chasing pack in the league table. Camberley had an ideal start, taking the lead after 6 minutes with an excellent strike from just outside the penalty area by Ben Cobbett. Camberley had the chances to extend their lead and could easily have had a couple of more goals before the break. Camberley got the second goal they were looking for to clinch the game on 77 minutes when John Finnieston was tripped in the penalty area. Finnieston stepped up and converted the penalty himself to make it 2-0

Monday, November 12th 2007

The Under 18 SYL side were in action again tonight with an away game at Calthorpe Park against second place Fleet Town. Camberley took the lead through Stuart Alexander in the first half and Fleet leveled the scores before the break. Camberley though are in good form and took the game by the scruff of the neck and further goals from Stuart Alexander, Matt Doherty, Sam Wilson and Joe Wilson saw Camberley romp to a 5-1 win and move them into fourth place in the table.

Saturday, November 10th 2007

Camberley came from two goals down to clinch a 4-2 win against Bookham at Dorking. On a very bumpy pitch at Dorking, Camberley did not get going against a lively Bookham side in the first half and found themselves a goal behind after just 6 minutes when Jordan Buche fired home for the hosts. Buche was to strike again in the 40th minute to extend the lead. Only once Camberley were 2-0 down did they start to put their game together. On 43 minutes Joe Paris got Camberley back into the game with a well placed header after beating the offside trap and in stoppage time at the end of the first half, Martyn Williams was on hand to follow up after a Joe Paris effort had come back of the post to level the scores. Camberley effectively had the game won in the first six minutes of the second half as Mitch While struck twice to take the score to 4-2. 

Camberley Reserves also notched a win today as they played host to Boreham Wood. There was only one goal dividing the sides, a well struck Lee Westlake goal in the first half. The win moves Camberley up a place in the Suburban League North Division

Thursday, November 8th 2007

The Southern Youth League side fought back from 3-1 down to clinch a spot in the 3rd Round of the Southern Youth League side after they won 5-4 over Walton & Hersham at Krooner Park this evening. Camberley took an early lead through Kirk Buttle but Walton & Hersham hit back and led 3-1 at half time. Camberley fought back themselves in the second half and goals from Stuart Alexander, Matt Doherty and Joe Wilson saw Camberley go 4-3 ahead before Walton & Hersham scored again. Alex Jeffers popped up to clinch a 5-4 win and a place in the next round with a goal in extra time. Camberley now meet South Park in the 2nd Round

Wednesday, November 7th 2007

The Allied Counties side produced their best performance of the season to win 4-0 at Hampton & Richmond Borough. Hampton came into the game with a 100% record. Matt North opened the scoring for Camberley and give them a 1-0 lead at the break. Half time substitute Andy Yeates spent no time at all getting onto the scoresheet as he doubled Camberley's lead in the opening minute of the second half and then went on to add his second and Camberley's third shortly after. Jack Keenan completed the scoring for Camberley

Tuesday, November 6th 2007

Camberley moved up into second place in the table following a 5-1 win at Bedfont Green. Camberley started well and opened up a two goal lead inside the opening ten minutes with Joe Paris and Martyn Williams hitting the target. Bedfont Green's task was made even harder when the had a player sent off for denying a goal scoring opportunity after 21 minutes. Camberley made it three early in the second half through Mitch While and Mitch was alert again just after the half hour to make it 4-0. With 20 minutes to go Bedfont Green were awarded a penalty which Carl Clayton saved but Anthony Barance reacted quickly to fire home the rebound. Adam Crittenden killed off any chance Bedfont Green had of a fightback by adding the fifth for Camberley five minutes later. Bedfont Green could count themselves a little unlucky to have two goals disallowed and Mitch While was also denied a hat-trick by the linesman's flag.

Monday, November 5th 2007

After not conceding a goal in the previous four qualifying rounds, Camberley found themselves a goal down inside a minute as they made their exit from the F.A. Youth Cup to a quality Millwall side. Nerves clearly played a part in the opening to this match as Camberley looked nervy against a side from the Premier Division of the Premier Academy League which also features the likes of Spurs, Arsenal and West Ham. A second was added on 15 minutes and a third befpore the half time break to put the match beyond Camberley. Camberley came more into the match in the second half but Millwall added two more to leave Krooner Park with a 5-0 win.

Saturday, November 3rd 2007

Following the midweek defeat it was important that Camberley bounced straight back an they did just that against Dorking, but had to fight back from 1-0 down at half-time. Dorking took the lead after 15 minutes through Adam Pero. The home support had to wait until four minutes into the second half for the equaliser and it came from another spectacular strike from the boot of Jason Short.  Camberley grabbed all three points in the 71st minute when Tom McGarry's cross was flicked on for Joe Paris to head home

Thursday, November 1st 2007

Camberley's Allied Counties league team were narrowly beaten at Krooner Park this evening in the Allied Counties League Cup 2nd Round. Camberley gave as good as they got against the Premier Division team. Ntesa and Phil-Ebosie scored for Edgware with Jack Keenan replying for Camberley. With 20 minutes to go, Edgware had their keeper sent off and Camberley threw everything they had at Edgware, looking for an equaliser. The closest Camberley got was a shot that came back of the crossbar . 

Tuesday, October 30th 2007

Former Krooner Robbie Burns proved to a thorn in the side of Camberley as he scored three times and was involved in the build up for the other two goals as Camberley slipped to their third home defeat of the season, losing 5-3 to Epsom & Ewell. Camberley took a 20th minute lead through a left foot Jason Short volley only for Burns to level the scores on 34 minutes. Two minutes later Burns was instrumental in creating the second Epsom goal scored by James Moran. One minute before the half time break he then won a free kick on the edge of the Camberley box which Gary McLaughlin thumped home to give Epsom a 3-1 half time lead. Robbie Burns then scored again to give Epsom a 4-1 lead on 52 minute but Camberley then fought back with Julian Sills scoring on 61 minutes and Jason Short volleying his second of the game on 69 minutes to bring it back to 4-3. Camberley's fight back was effectively ended soon after when Jamie Hoppitt was sent off, reducing Camberley to ten men. Epsom took advantage of the situation to add a fifth with ten minutes left to go with Robbie Burns hat-trick goal

Monday, October 29th 2007

Camberley had hoped to register another win in the Southern Youth League this evening against a struggling Godalming Town side. With the F.A. Youth Cup match against Millwall next Monday in mind, manager Lee Jeffers made ten changes to the squad for the match. Despite having the chances to win the game Camberley could not breach the Godalming defence, who held out to earnm their side a 0-0 draw

Saturday, October 27th 2007

Camberley moved up into 6th place in the table thanks to a late Joe Paris penalty. Guildford City took the lead in the 34th minute, but Camberley were not behind for long as Julian Sills popped up to level things five minutes later. Guildford City had the chance to regain the lead with a quarter of an hour to go when they were awarded a penalty but a great save by Chris Foster kept the scores level. With four minutes left on the clock, Camberley were awarded a penalty of their own. With regular penalty taker Darren Barnard not in the side today, and the other recognised penalty takers Tom McGarry and John Finnieston both substituted it was left to Joe Paris to step up and slot home the winner.

Wednesday, October 24th 2007

Camberley's Allied Counties league side were held to a 1-1 draw at home by AFC Newbury this evening in a game they had hoped to win. Luke Orchard scored his first goal for the side to ensure a point and stay above AFC Newbury in the table 

Tuesday, October 23rd 2007

With the Reading Town league match called off due to Reading Town's involvement in the Berks & Bucks Senior Cup, a friendly was arranged at short notice at Windsor & Eton. Camberley took a first minute lead through Ben Cobbett but Windsor fought back to lead 2-1 at the break. Windsor & Eton extended the lead before Tom McGarry pulled a goal beck midway through the half. Windsor added a fourth to seal a 4-2 win. It was a good opportunity for the management to look at some of the ex-youth players who have progressed up into the reserves and give matches to squad players who have not started recently

Monday, October 22nd 2007

A good performance for the Southern Youth League side who took on Carshalton Athletic in the final qualifying round of the F.A. Youth Cup. The result in the end prvoed to be more comfortable than expected. Alex Jeffers gave Camberley the lead and Gareth Slade added a second. A second half goal from Ryan Pilley sealed a 3-0 win and earn Camberley a home tie with Millwall. This match had been scheduled for November 5th with a 7:15 kick off 

Saturday, October 20th 2007

Camberley bounced back to winning ways with their biggest win of the season against Banstead. Camberley took the lead on 19 minutes when Jamie Hoppitt scored. The lead was extended just two minutes later through Martyn Williams. Banstead pulled a goal back just before the break but Camberley put the game beyond their visitors with two quick goals at the start of the second period, Martyn WIlliams scoring on 47 minutes and John Finnieston on 50 minutes. Tom Bird scored his first goal for the club on 62 minutes and substitutes Ben Cobbett (70 minutes) and Paul Preston (80 minutes completed the goalfest. 

Wednesday, October 17th 2007

Our league match at home to Reading Town next Tuesday has been postponed. Reading Town were due to take on Abingdon Town away in the Berks & Bucks Trophy last night but the Abingdon Town pitch was weaterlogged and the match has been re-arranged for next week. As County Cup matches take precedence, our game is off.

Monday, October 15th 2007

The Southern Youth side have progressed into the next round of the Surrey County Youth Midweek Floodlit Cup after a hard fought match at Merstham this evening. Camberley took a first half lead through Gareth Slade before Merstham hit back to equalise in the second half. Neither side could fashion a winner and the game went to a penalty shoot out. The lads held their nerve clinch it 6-5 and book their place in the next round

Saturday, October 13th 2007

Camberley suffered a second defeat in a week as Chessington & Hook fought back at Krooner Park to take all three points. Camberley took a first half lead with a Darren Barnard penalty after Joe Paris was felled in the penalty area and then had a goal disallowed on the stroke of half time as John Finnieston headed home. The disallowed goal proved crucial as Chessington & Hook fought back to take a 2-1 victory with goals coming from Dan Bennett and Leroy Brownfield

Camberley's reserves travelled to Berkhamsted for a Suburban League North Division match and came away with another hard earned point after drawing 1-1. Scorer to follow

Tuesday, October 9th 2007

Camberley with a much changed side made their exit from the El Records Premier Cup against Epsom & Ewell 2-0. Both goals were scored in the first half. The opener, against the run of play came after 25 minutes when Kyle Hough fired home. Former Camberley player Robbie Burns made it two, eleven minutes later to earn the hosts a place in the next round

Monday, October 8th 2007

Camberley have been drawn away to Three Bridges in the second round of the F.A. Carlsberg Vase. The match is scheduled for November 13th and will replace the previously scheduled away match against Cobham which has yet to be arranged

It just so happens that Three Bridges were the visitors to Krooner Park this evening for the 2nd Qualifying Round of the F.A Youth Cup (sponsored by E.ON). Camberley progressed comfortably into the next round after a Kieron Lavalle own goal, Alex Jeffers and Nick Brand gave Camberley a 3-0 lead at half time. Gareth Evans added a fourth from the spot in the second half and even missed another spot kick as Camberley ran out 4-0 winners

Saturday, October 6th 2007

Camberley progressed into the 2nd Round of the F.A. Carlsberg Vase after beating Colliers Wood United for the third time this season. Today's match was the closest of the three so far. Camberley took the lead on 34 minutes following good work from Julian Sills who set up John Finnieston to score. Substitute Alex Jeffers made it 2-0 on 79 minutes before Colliers Wood substitute Alex Hallett pulled a goal back 4 minutes later

The Reserves made it a good day for the club with their first away win of the season. They travelled to North Greenford United and came away with a 2-1 win thanks to goals from Mitch While and Will Warne. It was a much needed win that moves Camberley up into a mid-table position

Friday, October 5th 2007

The 1st team match on Saturday, October 13th against Chessington & Hook United will be kicking off at 1:30pm and not 3pm due to a clash with the England vs. Estonia international match which kicks off at 3pm. The England match will be on the big screen at the clubhouse

Thursday, October 4th 2007

Camberley Town Reserves were knocked out of the Surrey Premier Cup by Staines Lammas at Krooner Park this evening. Both sides had chances to open the scoring throughout the match but we had to wait until the last fifteen minutes before we saw our first goal and it went to our visitors. Camberley had to push for the equaliser but Staines Lammas made the game safe with five minutes left on the clock. Final score 2-0 to the Lammas

The Allied Counties team's scheduled match against Binfield next week has been called off due to Binfield's participation in the F.A. Youth Cup. The next match for the Allied Counties team will now be on Wednesday, October 17th away to Thatcham Town 

Tuesday, October 2nd 2007

The F.A. Cup dream is over for another year as Camberley made their exit from the competition on penalties to Dartford. Neither side could break the deadlock in 120 minutes of football last night do the tie had to be decided on penalties. Dartford opened the penalty shoot out and converted their first two with Darren Barnard slotting his home. The crucial one was the fourth that saw Adam Crittenden slip as he was taking his penalty and the keeper saved. Tony Kessell then saved Camberley's next penalty from Jason Short as Dartford went on to win the shoot 4-1. We wish Dartford all the best in the next round when they come up against Bromley who beat Aylesbury United 4-2 in their replay. Highlights of the game can be found on YouTube by clicking on the following link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_LZe5oQHrQ 

Monday, October 1st 2007

Camberley's Southern Youth League side registered their first win in the league with a comprehensive 5-1 victory over Chertsey Town. The goals were spread around with four players getting scoring. Gareth Evans got two which included one from the penalty spot. Joe Williams, Hadley Paine and Keaton Landess also got on the scoresheet

Camberley's Allied Counties side meanwhile were in action at early league leaders Alton Town. Alton entered the match as favourites but Camberley matched them and earned a point with a 0-0 draw.

Saturday, September 29th 2007

Camberley grabbed a fine 2-2 draw at Ryman League Division 1 side Dartford in this afternoon's F.A. Cup 2nd Qualifying Round tie. Brendan Cass gave Dartford a 16th minute lead only for Camberley to hit back 11 minutes later with an excellent strike from Ben Cobbett. Dartford regained the lead on 54 minutes when man of the match John Guest headed home from 8 yards out and then went all out to put the game beyond Camberley but Camberley weathered the storm and leveled the scores again through another well taken strike from Dan Ker. The replay is this coming Tuesday at Krooner Park. Kick Off will be at 7:45pm. Highlights of the game can be found on YouTube by clicking on the following link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dztgsKM_BeA

Wednesday, September 26th 2007

The Allied Counties team were involved in the Combined Counties League run Grant McLellan Youth Cup. Despite playing most of the football in this 1st leg, they were narrowly defeated 2-1 by Warlingham and missed a penalty in the process. A well taken goal by Andy Yates gives Camberley some hope for the 2nd leg which has yet to be arranged.

There is a coach available for the F.A Cup trip to Dartford this coming weekend and there are seats available. We need to know who wants to go. The cost for anybody not in the playing squad for the match is £10. There will be a players/supporters coach leaving at 11am, which will have a 'stop-over' on the way. If demand warrants it, a second coach for supporters will be laid on, and leave Krooner Park at mid-day. To book a seat click on the coach and send us an email with your name and request.

Tuesday, September 25th 2007

There was a hastily arranged friendly at Krooner Park this evening which gave the Camberley management teams a chance to look over some present and new players. The final result, 4-0 to Kingstonian.

Monday, September 24th 2007

Camberley's SYL team progressed to the  2nd Qualifying Round of the F.A. Youth Cup with a comfortable 4-0 win over Molesey, with all the goals coming in the first half. Gareth Evans gave Camberley an early lead and it was quickly followed by a brace from Alex Jeffers. Gareth Evans got his and Camberley's fourth from the penalty spot, just before the break

Due to work commitments, the Southern Youth Team manager Paul Smith has found it difficult to give as much time as he would like towards the side and has reluctantly had to step down as manager of the side. We wish Paul the best of luck and hope to see him back and involved in some way with the club in the near future. Lee Jeffers has stepped into the managers spot and will be assisted by Rod Alexander.

Saturday, September 22nd 2007

The scheduled match for Tuesday evening against Epsom & Ewell is off as our opponents drew 2-2 in the F.A. Vase yesterday and their replay takes precedence over the league match. The match has been re-arranged for Tuesday, October 30th

Saturday, September 22nd 2007

Camberley blew away their F.A. Carlsberg Vase opponents, Southwick, in the opening 34 minutes of the match scoring four times. Julian Sills opened Camberley's account on 14 minutes and a second goal was added just two minutes later from Adam Crittenden. Crittenden added his second and Camberley's third to put the game out of reach from their opponents on 24 minutes and the scoring was completed on 34 minutes when Darren Barnard added the fourth. Depsite their efforts Camberley could not add to their tally

The Reserves had a good first half against Dunstable and looked on their way to a home win after Martyn Williams and Jamie Cleary had given Camberley a 2-0 lead but Dunstable fought back to win the match 4-2 with three of the goals coming in the second half.

Wednesday, September 19th 2007

The U18 ACL (Allied Counties League) side avenged their league defeat against Hampton & Richmond Borough a couple of weeks ago by knocking them out of the League Cup but they had to come from two goals down to win 3-2. Jack Keenan scored Camberley's first goal in the fightback from the penalty spot and then struck an equaliser before half time. Kunjan Gurung got the winner for Camberley in the second half

Tuesday, September 18th 2007

Camberley will be travelling to Dartford on September 29th in the 2nd Qualifying Round of the F.A. Cup sponsored by E.ON following Dartford's convincing 5-1 win in their replay at Sittingbourne this evening.

There will be a 49 seater coach put on for players and supporters to go to the F.A. Vase 2nd Qualifying Round match at Southwick this coming weekend. There will be a small charge for anyone not selected in the 1st team squad for the match. The coach will be leaving Krooner Park at 11 a.m. sharp so don't be late. The return journey will start at 6 pm

There was no winner of the Krooner Bonus Ball last weekend and with little time to sell the balls before this weekend it has been decided that the next draw will be on September 29th

Monday, September 17th 2007

Camberley have been drawn away to either Sittingbourne or Dartford in the 2nd Qualifying Round of the F.A. Cup. The two sides replay their tie tomorrow night

Sunday, September 16th 2007

Due to our participation in the F.A. Cup sponsored by E.ON 2nd Qualifying Round on 29th September, the scheduled league fixture away to Bedfont Green has been re-arranged and will now take place on Tuesday, 6th November.

Saturday, September 15th 2007

Camberley became the only Combined Counties League survivors in the draw for the 2nd Qualifying Round of the F.A. Cup (sponsored by E.ON) with a 4-2 win over Colliers Wood United. Camberley raced into a 2-0 lead after just 12 minutes with two John Finnieston headers. It could have been three on 16 minutes but for an offside that denied Tom Bird his first Camberley goal. Darren Barnard added a third on 25 minutes. Colliers Wood fought back with two goals inside the final 10 minutes through Alex Hallett and Tom Crossland before John Finnieston completed his first Camberley hat-trick to clinch the tie.

The Reserves gave Salisbury City their toughest match of the season in the League Cup. Two lapses of concentration allowed Salisbury City to iopen up a 2-0 lead in the opening 25 minutes. Camberley played well and had one of their best performance of the season as they fought to get back into the match. Lee Westlake struck for Camberley to reduce the arrears but Salisbury kept the lead to the end and earn a home tie against Beconsfield in the 2nd Round

Thursday, September 13th 2007

Camberley earned themselves a place in the next round of the F.A. Youth Cup with a well earned win at Saltdean United. Alex Jeffers gave Camberley the lead in the first half and Harry Oakley completed the scoring to give Camberley a home tie in the next round against fellow Surrey side Molesey

Tuesday, September 11th 2007

Things did not quite go to plan this evening with two players who were originally penciled in the for the starting line up were delayed in traffic before kick off. Camberley, though still had the better  of the first half and went in at half time with a 1-0 lead thanks to a goal just after the half hour by Darren Barnard. Bedfont hit back in the second half and leveled the scores through a Russell Miner free kick. Neither side could fashion a winning goal. Bedfont went closest with a clearance off the line after keeper Chris Foster was beaten to the ball.

Saturday, September 8th 2007

Camberley moved up to second place in the table with a comfortable 3-0 win over Raynes Park Vale. Camberley took the lead after 5 minutes thanks to a volley from Dan Ker. The lead was extended to two on 33 minutes when Julian Sills poked home from 10 yards. The game was made safe on 51 minutes when Ben Cobbett fired home the third. Camberley went close to adding to the scoreline with Joe Paris hitting the bar and two goal line clearances. Raynes Park Vale also went close with a header against the Camberley post

Camberley Reserves were due to take on Wingate & Finchley today but with the entire Wingate set up getting an invite to Wembley for the England v Israel match due to their Jewish connections, they did attempt to arrange the match for an earlier kick off time but that was not agreed, so the match was cancelled and will take place at a later date.

Thursday, September 6th 2007

Camberley's Sothern Youth League team finalised their preparations for the F.A. Youth Cup match next week with a friendly at Andover this evening. They produced a much better performance than against Woking earlier in the week and came away with a 3-1 win after being 1-0 down at the break. Gareth Evans, Dan Vickers and Sasha  Holmes got the goals

Wednesday, September 5th 2007

The Allied Counties League season got under way this week. This evening, Camberley took on Hampton & Richmond Borough, who proved a tough test. A good performance was unfortunately not matched by the result as Camberley narrow lost 2-1. Jack Keenan got the Camberley goal

Tuesday, September 4th 2007

After the weekend's goal less draw, it took just 2 minutes for the opening goal of the replay. Mitch While firing home from 6 yards to give Camberley the lead. Ash hit back and leveled the scores in the 8th minute with a good finish from Brad Smith. Two goals in the space of three minutes saw Camberley clinch their place in the next round. Nick Rundell fired home his first goal for the club from a free kick to put Camberley in front on 74 minutes and in the 77th minutes, Tom McGarry drove home the third to seal the win

Monday, September 3rd 2007

Camberley's first ever Southern Youth League match ended in disappointment as title favourites, Woking Reds cruised to a 3-1 win at Krooner Park. Camberley held Woking to 0-0 at the break, but the visitors gave Camberley a lesson in two touch football in the second half to open up a 3-0 lead. Steve Alexander scored a late consolation for Camberley

Saturday, September 1st 2007

It was F.A. Cup (sponsored by E.on) day at Krooner Park today as Camberley entertained Ash United. In a very even match, Camberley and Ash both had their moments but neither side could break the stalemate. The replay takes place at Youngs Drive in Ash on Tuesday night (September 4th). Kick Off is at 7:30pm

Camberley took on a Potters Bar side who had scored 17 goals in their three league matches so far and were top of the table. Camberley put in a decent performance but went down to a 1-0 defeat. The lads were unlucky not to have clinched at least a point as Rob Lance had a goal disallowed in the second half

Thursday, August 30th 2007

In a hard fought and pretty even match the well drilled and well established Thatcham team came out on top. Both teams started brightly and it was on the  half hour that Thatcham got their first. Camberley attacked hard and had a number of chances to level and a Kirk Buttle effort was parried by the keeper onto the bar and out. Camberley continued attacking in the second half and also continued to try players out in different positions. On the hour Thatcham got their second but 5 minutes later Nick Brand hit a screamer from the left straight past the keeper. Camberley kept pressing but just could not find the equaliser despite a number of good chances. Thanks to Roger Moon for the report.

Tuesday, August 28th 2007

The Reserves picked up their first win of the season with their best performance so far. The visitors took the lead midway through the first half but Camberley fought back to level the scores before the break through an excellent side foot volley from Lee Westlake. Camberley dominated the second half and had the ball in the back of the Bedfont twice only for both goals to be ruled out for offside. They also hit the woodwork twice before finally getting the vital winner in the 88th minute when Matt Hatton set up Alex Jeffers to slide in and score. It could easily have been a lot more goals had it not been for an outstanding performance from the Bedfont keeper

Monday, August 27th 2007

Camberley returned back to winning ways with a 2-0 win at local rivals Sandhurst Town. Camberley took the lead on 24 minutes thanks to a superb strike from midfielder Dan Ker. The 'Krooners' has numerous chances to add to the score against a 10 man Sandhurst side in the second half but had to wait until virtually the last kick of the game to confirm victory through a Darren Barnard penalty.

Camberley's Southern Youth squad played Basingstoke's Under 19 squad this evening, looking to chalk up another pre-season victory. Basingstoke proved too strong in the end, although the 5-1 scoreline was a little flattering. matt Doherty scored the Camberley goal

Saturday, August 25th 2007

The undefeated streak ended at Krooner Park this afternoon against a good quality Merstham side. Following a bright start by Camberley, the visitors were gifted the opening goal on 16 minutes when keeper Liam Stone misread the ball and Michael Morgan calmly lobbed the ball over him. Merstham got the all important second goal just after the halfway point in the second half, thanks to a neat bit of footwork and a fine strike by midfielder Nick Greenhouse 

The reserves traveled to AFC Hayes, formerly known as Brook House, who were top of the table prior to the days proceedings and came away with a point following a 2-2 draw. Lee Westlake and Paul Dadson, with a well placed header earned the point but there was a feeling that we should have won the game

The winner of the Krooner Bonus Ball prize is determined by the number of the Bonus Ball in Saturdays Main Lotto draw. This week the number was 8 and the winner was Dan Ker. To take part, pop down to the club anytime on matchdays or training nights after 9pm and pick an available number between 1 and 49 and for the small sum of £1. The purchaser of the winning number wins a guaranteed £40

Thursday, August 23rd 2007

The Southern Youth League side were in action this evening, taking on Basingstoke's Academy side at Basingstoke. Garteh Evans and Kirk Buttle were both in good form, striking two goals each and Matt Doherty completed the scoring. The team have another friendly against Basingstoke next Monday when they will take on their first choice Youth XI 

Wednesday, August 22nd 2007

Camberley's Allied Counties side took on Uxbridge away from home this evening. Unfortunately they only had 12 players available and put in a fairly decent performance and certainly did not deserve the 4-1 defeat they suffered, especially after taking the lead.

Tuesday, August 21st 2007

Camberley maintained their 100% record with a 2-1 win at Egham Town this evening but only just. After a goal less first half Camberley took the lead with a penalty on 58 minutes after Julian Sills was fouled in the penalty area. Substitute Darren Barnard stepped up to slot home the spot kick. Egham hit back immediately and levelled the scores within 30 seconds. Camberley, who were not at their best this evening snatched the win on 80 minutes when John Finnieston hit the winner with the aid of a deflection 

The news was not so good for the Reserves who found themselves 2-0 down at half time to Ash United. The did hit back in the second half to reduce the arrears to 2-1 but could not summon up an equaliser and the visitors left Krooner Park with all three points 

Monday, August 20th 2007

The draw for the Surrey Senior Cup has been announced. Camberley have a home tie in the 2nd Round against Molesey after avoiding the 1st round draw. The winners of the match, which is due to be played in the week commencing 12th December, will progress to a home tie against either Whyteleafe or AFC Wimbledon.

Sunday, August 19th 2007

As Camberley are now playing Ash United in the Preliminary Round of the F.A. Cup on September 1st, the scheduled match away to Bedfont has now been re-arranged for Tuesday, September 11th

Today, it was the turn of the Under 18 Allied Counties side to take on Kingstonian. Unfortunately they had to take them on with seven squad members missing from the side and so were understrength. Kingstonian proved too strong on the day. The lads were only 1-0 down at half time and had a good chance to level things early in the second half. Kingstonian went on to register a 6-0 win 

The Krooner Bonus Ball took place yesterday. The winner is determined by the number of the Bonus Ball in Saturdays Main Lotto draw. This week the number was 22 and the winner was Barry Hewitt. To take part, pop down to the club anytime on matchdays or training nights after 9pm and pick an available number between 1 and 49 and for the small sum of £1. The purchaser of the winning number wins a guaranteed £40

Saturday, August 18th 2007

Camberley progressed through to the Preliminary Round of the F.A. Cup and a home tie with Ash United after beating Worthing United. Camberley got off to a good start and on 12 minutes took the lead when John Finnieston headed home Dan Ker's cross. Adam Crittenden went close to a second with a lob over the keeper but the ball came back off the crossbar. Camberley were to hit the crossbar twice more before Jason Short made the game safe with an 82nd minute strike. Final score 2-0

The Reserves opened their Suburban League North Division campaign with a 1-1 draw at Newport Pagnell Town. Gareth Evans gave Camberley the lead and it look as if they were going to hold on to that lead but five minutes from time Newport Pagnell grabbed the equaliser

Wednesday, August 15th 2007

The Under 18 Southern Youth side suffered a narrow defeat to a good quality Kingstonian side. Kingstonian had opened up a two goal lead before Camberley battled back to level the scores with five minutes to go. Two well taken goals from Kirk Buttle and Stuart Alexander looked to have secured a draw but within a minute of the equaliser going in, Kingstonian replied with a goal from close range.

Meanwhile the Under 18 Allied Counties Youth side were held to a 1-1 draw at Aylesbury Vale. After going behind after 25 minutes Camberley battled back to earn themselves a draw. Andy Yates proved a handful for the Aylesbury Vale defence for most of the evening but it was Josh Wood who got the deserved equaliser with just over 10 minutes left on the clock.

Tuesday, August 14th 2007

Thrilling first half to a match that saw Camberley Town's 1st Team go top of the table for at least 24 hours. Things did not go to plan at the start as Chertsey won a penalty in the 1st minute but keeper Carl Clayton saved Scott Wage's spot kick with his legs. Camberley took the lead on 12 minutes with Darren Barnard's first goal for the clu, a free kick round the wall and into the bottom left hand corner. Then satrting in the 18th minute there was a run of four goals in seven minutes. Adam Crittenden extended the lead for Camberley on 19 minutes. On 21 minutes Ricardo Alves reduced the defeict to 2-1. Two minutes later Camberley were awarded a penalty with Darren Barnard converted to make it 3-1. 30 seconds later it was 3-2 as Scott Wadge slotted home from close range. Camberley made it 4-2 12 minutes into the second half when Julian Sills headed home. Carl Clayton then saved his second penalty of the night to maintain the two goal advantage on 80 minutes and effectively clinch the 4-2 win. FULL MATCH REPORT

Monday, August 13th 2007

The Reserves completed their friendly schedule against a good Uxbridge side. Despite the visitors, Uxbridge having more of the play, it was Camberley who clinched a 1-0 win thanks to a Gavin Brainch goal 9 minutes from time

After going a goal down mid-way through the first half Camberley Town U-18 Southern Youth League side regrouped and battled hard and perhaps didn't deserve to come off at half time a goal down. The second half saw Camberley take the game to Whitchurch and during a dominant spell, midway through the second half the equaliser was scored by Stuart Alexander and shortly after, the winning goal was scored by Gareth Slade (returning to his old club!!). Thanks go to Rod Alexander for the match details

Sunday, August 12th 2007

Camberley Town's U-18 Allied Counties League side were in action this afternoon. It was a good competitive game that Camberley dominated for long spells, resulting in a well worked goal when Josh Wood drove a low hard cross into the six yard box from the left for Andy Yates to score from close in. But for one lapse in defensive concentration which lead to a cheap goal from a corner, the win would have been just reward for some very good play. Thanks to Andy North for the details

Saturday, August 11th 2007

Camberley opened their Combined Counties League campaign with a 3-0 win at Colliers Wood United. Camberley got the initial break through in the 16th minute when John Finnieston was on hand to fire home with the aid of a deflection. Finnieston added his and Camberley's second midway through the second half before substitute Rob Lance sewed things up with a third goal with just under a quarter of an hour to go. FULL MATCH REPORT

The first ever Krooner Bonus Ball took place this evening. The winner is determined by the number of the Bonus Ball in Saturdays Main Lotto draw. This week the number was 40 and the winner was Andrew Vaughan. To take part, pop down to the club anytime on matchdays or training nights after 9pm and pick an available number between 1 and 49 and for the small sum of £1. The purchaser of the winning number wins a guaranteed £40

Thursday, August 9th 2007

The Southern Youth side had their second friendly this evening, and the first with a full squad available. They traveled the short distance to Fleet to take on Fleet Spurs and cruised to a 9-1 win with six players getting on the scoresheet, Robert Watson led the scoring with a hat-trick and there were also goals for Sam Wilson, Gareth Evans, Stuart Alexander, Sasha Holmes and Gareth Slade. The remaining goal was credited as an own goals. Thanks go to Roger Moon for the information

Wednesday, August 8th 2007

Reserve Team manager Ian Maynard took control of this evening's friendly against local neighbours Frimley Green who fielded a team packed full of ex-Camberley players. Frimley Green won what was an even match. Both sides had four good goal scoring chances but 'The Green' took their chances and won the game 2-0.

Monday, August 6th 2007

In the penultimate friendly of the pre-season campaign Camberley took on and matched Conference South side Hayes & Yeading United at Krooner Park. Both goals in  the game came within 30 seconds of each other mid way through the second half. Camberley opened the scoring following an error from the visiting keeper and Julian Sills marked his return to the club with a simple tap in. Hayes & Yeading equalized almost immediately with a shot from the edge of the Camberley penalty area.

In a friendly arranged just 24 hours ago, Camberley Town's SYL squad took the short trip to Ashford Town (Middx) for their first friendly. With a number of players playing out of position due to short notice, they put in a creditable performance but went down to a 1-0 defeat

Saturday, August 4th 2007

Camberley started well in this friendly and could, maybe even should have gone two or three up in the opening 25 minutes but could not finish their chances. Matters were not helped when midway through the second half, Camberley lost the services of Alex Jeffers with a kick in the face that saw one of his teeth kicked completely out. Camberley took the lead early in the second half following a well worked corner that saw John Finnieston fire home from six yards. Hartley Wintney equalised ten minutes later with a superb finish into the top corner.

The Reserves meanwhile took on a team from sponsors Roman Estate Agents and won the game 5-0 with five different goalscorers getting on the scoresheet. The goals came from James Fishlock, Paul Stevens, Rob Lance, Will Warne and Alan White

Camberley's Allied Counties side missed out on the opportunity to win the Plate competition for the third year running after a below par performance saw them go down to a 2-0 defeat to Fernhill at the Semi Final stage.

Friday, August 3rd 2007

Camberley's Allied Counties side missed out on the chance of reaching the Cup Semi Final at the Arsenal Tournament after only drawing 2-2 with the Swedish side, Hollvikens. Camberley needed a win to qualify and made a good start, taking the lead through a Josh Wood goal. Hollvikens hit back and in a ten minute spell that saw them awarded two penalties. The first was saved but the second levelled the scores. Within minutes of the equaliser Hollvikens took the lead after the Camberley defence failed to clear their lines. Andy Yeates equalised, scrambling the ball home after the keeper fumbled a shot. Despite having the better of the final period Camberley could not find the all important winning goal. Camberley now go through to the Plate Semi Final against Fernhill.

Thursday, August 2nd 2007

Camberley came from behind in a close fought friendly against Binfield of the Hellenic League. Binfield started the game well and deserved to take the lead when their goal came. Camberley fought back and equalised before the half time break when Adam Crittenden played Alex Jeffers in on the left edge of the Binfield goal area to score. Camberley's winner came in the early stages of the second half when John Finnieston fired home from 6 yards out following a good break down the left hand side of the Binfield penalty area

Wednesday, August 1st 2007

The Reserves kick off their pre-season campaign with a 4-1 win over Knaphill at Tomlinscote School. Camberley opened the scoring with a Sam Broadbent header before Will Warne added a second from close range before the break. Camberley made a number of changes at half time, and one of them, Paul Dadson was on hand to head home a cross midway through the second half. Knaphill pulled one back before Paul Dadson popped up again in the final five minutes to head home a corner and give Camberley a 4-1 win

Last seasons 1st Team Assistant Manager Paul Duncan has decided to step down from this role with immediate effect. 'Duncs' played a big part in last seasons successes, Paul Barry and the club would like to thank him for his hard work and efforts and wish him all the best in the future.

Tuesday, July 31st 2007

It was quite a competitive game for a pre-season friendly against our friends from Bracknell. Camberley had the better of the first half and took the lead in the first half when Alex Jeffers played in Adam Crittenden, who was making his first appearance in a Camberley shirt, to score. Bracknell were on level terms five minutes later when Camberley gifted them an equaliser following a rash challenge from keeper Carl Clayton and they converted the spot kick. Bracknell shaded the second half but could not get a winner. A good run out for both sides 

Manager Paul Barry has recently made some impressive signings that will strengthen an already strong squad increasing competition for places all over the pitch.  Joining the already secured Darren Barnard are ex Woking and Farnborough keeper Liam Stone, Jason Short from Badshot Lea, Tom Bird from Chelsea, Joe Paris from Kingstonian, James Ashcroft from Walton Casuals, Jamie Brand from TNS, Toby Jannaway from local football and returning to Krooner Park after spells with AFC Wimbledon and Kingstonian among others is Julian Sills (pictured left). The 31 year old will add his experience to a very young squad, and his proven ability at higher levels will help the Krooners immensely this season. In addition to these Paul Barry is hoping to tie up another centre forward and left sided player in the next few days to finalise his squad for the coming season.

Monday, July 30th 2007

There has been a late change in the pre-season fixtures for the Reserves. The scheduled match against Binfield which was due to be played this Wednesday, August 1st has been rescheduled and will now take place on Saturday, August 11th. Kick Off time to be confirmed but is likely to be 3pm. Knaphill have come in to replace Binfield on August 1st. This fixture will be played at Tomlinscote School. Kick Off time is at 7pm 

At the Arsenal Tournament, Camberley Under 18 ACL side were held to another draw, this time against Hillingdon Borough. Camberley made a bright start but didn't put any finish on what they created and as the game progressed the control went away from them. They went 1-0 down when they lost possession cheaply in midfield, but adjusted the formation and battled back to bring the score back to 1-1. Zak Stafford's free kick from the edge of the penalty area hit the post and Steve Smith slotted home from close in, 2 minutes from the end

Sunday, July 29th 2007

The Allied Counties (ACL) Under 18 side started the Arsenal Tournament with a slightly disappointing 0-0 draw with Lodden Valley. It was a very different squad to Thursday, with several players just back from holiday and not up to fitness levels of others yet. The 0-0 result is OK in the context of the tournament as Lodden beat Hillingdon yesterday, who we play tomorrow, Thanks to Andy North for the details. The Allied Counties side have also added a few friendlies to their fixture list. They are all away from home against Ashford (Aug 12), Aylesbury Vale (Aug15) and Uxbridge (Aug 22)

Saturday, July 28th 2007

An understrength 1st XI travelled the long distance to Herefordshire to take on Hellenic Premier Division side Pegasus Juniors. With just a 14 man squad including team manager Paul Barry and coach Neil Woodyer, Camberley had a few early opportunities to open the scoring but could not convert them. Pegasus opened the scoring early in the second half and added a second ten minutes later. Camberley went closest through Paul Barry himself, when he hit the post and had another shot scrambled away by the keeper.

Thursday, July 26th 2007

The Allied Counties Under 18 side warmed up for the Arsenal Tournament with a 3-0 victory over an Australian Under 19 XI at the Royal Holloway College at Egham. A useful first competitive match for the team, played in thirds to allow 3 team combinations to be used. A good performance that got stronger as the match went on as the communication and understanding developed. The first goal came from an interchange of passes in midfield between Jack Keenan and Chris Roderick, who moved the ball on to Josh Scriven on the right of the penalty box and continued his run for Josh to return the pass into the penalty area for Chris to volley the ball home. The second goal came from Alex Brown with a 25 yard strike from midfield into the top corner of the net and the last came when Andy Yates reacted to a quick free kick from Chris Roderick to score from close in. A very good start from all the players ahead of the Arsenal Tournament this week. Thanks to Andy North for the details

Tuesday, July 24th 2007

A disappointing opening 25 minutes saw Camberley slip to a 3-0 defeat in a competitive friendly at Staines Lammas at their ground in Laleham. Camberley used a 19 man squad for the game. Well taken goals on 6 11 and 21 minutes saw Staines Lammas open a 3-0 lead. Despite the scoreline it was a fairly even match but it goes to prove that there is still some work to do if we want a good start and cup run this season

Saturday, July 21st 2007

Camberley started the pre-season campaign today with a friendly at Chichester City United. With several of last season's regulars absent (Finnieston, Hoppit and McGarry on holiday, Jeffers and Williams ill) and Darren Barnard playing in the Masters Tournament at Wembley for Chelsea, the remainder of the squad were looking for a good run out after four weeks training. With the emphasis on performance rather than result, Manager Paul Barry and coach Neil Woodyer came away happy with both performance and fitness levels. The match was won 1-0 with the winning goal coming three minutes before the half time break through a James Ashcroft shot from the edge of the penalty area.

Thursday, July 19th 2007

The Cherry Red Records Combined Counties League have released the fixtures for the 2007/08 season today. Camberley start the season with a trip to Colliers Wood United on August 11th. In what looks to be a tough start for Camberley, we entertain Chertsey Town on August 14th in our first home game of the season before traveling to Egham and then hosting last seasons runners-up Merstham. On Boxing day we travel to Ash United and meet them again at home on Easter Monday. A full list of fixtures can be found on the 1st team results page

Saturday, July 14th 2007

A trial match of three half hour periods was held at Krooner Park this afternoon which gave new Director of Football Darren Barnard and 1st Team Manager Paul Barry a good chance to look over new and old players before the pre-season friendlies start. The two sides, the Yellows and the Reds were evenly matched for most of the play in the first two periods but the Yellows featuring two thirds of last seasons front partnership were more clinical up front. The final half hour period saw the teams changed round with the Yellows fielding the majority of the 1st team squad. The result was not improtant, what was learnt, was. Mitch Whlie and Paul Dadson scored in the first period, Alex Jeffers and an own goal from Dan Ker saw another two goals in the second period. David Hancock, Mitch While and Alex Jeffers scored in the third period as the Yellows scored seven without reply

Friday, July 13th 2007

Once again their have been some changes in the pre-season fixtures. The Edgware situation has improved significantly and it looks as though Edgware have survived their crisis and have not folded. As a result Windsor will be playing Edgware and not us on August 4th. The first team will now be playing away at Hartley Wintney while the Reserves remain at Krooner against presently unknown opponents. In the one remaining spot in the fixtures, July 28th, Camberley will now travel to Pegasus Juniors for a 3pm kick off. The final change is that the Frimley Green friendly has been moved on one day and will now take place on Wednesday August 8th. Finally, competition for places starts this weekend with a trial match at Krooner Park on Saturday afternoon 

Thursday, July 5th 2007

There have been a couple of changes in the pre-season friendlies. The vacant date on August 4th has been provisionally filled with a home friendly against Windsor & Eton. Kick off is at 3pm. This is dependant on the situation at Edgware Town, who Windsor were due to play that day. Unfortunately, the friendly up  in Manchester against Prestwich Heys has had to be called off. The match had been arranged through their 1st team manager Adie Moran, who recently died in a swimming pool accident while on holiday in Sri Lanka. Our sympathies go out to his family and Prestwich Heys FC. Both clubs are looking to reschedule the fixture at a later date. A replacement friendly has yet to be arranged.

Wednesday, July 4th 2007

Ex-Welsh international, Darren Barnard has joined Camberley Town as Director of Football and will also be playing for the first team this season. Darren started his senior football career just up the road at Wokingham Town before signing for Chelsea. Darren also appeared for Reading (on loan), Bristol City, Barnsley and Grimsby, amassing over 400 league appearances and scoring 59 goals before moving to Aldershot Town in 2004 where he remained until last summer. He also made 24 appearance for Wales without scoring. He does have one international goal to his name. That was scored for England, as he appeared 8 times for England Under 18's

Monday, July 2nd 2007

The draws for the F.A. Competitions were release officially today. In the F.A. Cup sponsored by E.ON, Camberley have been drawn home to Sussex League side Worthing United. This extra-preliminary round game will take place on August 18th. If we get through that match we are due to meet Ash United here at Krooner Park on September 1st in the Preliminary Round. If we progress from there we will be at home yet again to either Frimley Green, Colliers Wood United, Lancing or Faversham Town in the 1st Qualifying Round on September 15th

In the F.A. Vase, Camberley received a bye in the 1st Qualifying Round and were drawn at away to Southwick, the Sussex League and former Isthmian league side in the 2nd Qualifying Round which is to be played on September 22nd. If we progress through we are due to meet either Herne Bay or Colliers Wood United at home in the 1st Round. The date for this game will be 6th October

In the F.A. Youth Cup sponsored by E.ON, Camberley enter the competition in the Preliminary Round with a away tie against Saltdean United in the week commencing September 10th. A win there will see us take on Molesey at home in the 1st Qualifying round, week commencing September 24th. Victory again will see us at home for the 2nd Qualifying round match to either Three Bridges or Westfield on week commencing October 8th. The winners of that tie are at home to either Colliers Wood United, Carshalton Athletic, Horsham YMCA or Burgess Hill Town in the 3rd and final; Qualifying Round on week commencing October 22nd.

Saturday, June 30th 2007

Friday, June 22nd 2007

Thursday, June 21st 2007

The League AGM took place this evening with the constitution's of both division being confirmed. The only change in the Premier Division see's Horley Town promoted up from Division 1 to replace champions Chipstead who now join the Ryman League. The Premier Division is as follows : -

 

Ash United, Banstead Athletic, Bedfont, Bedfont Green, Bookham, Camberley Town, Chertsey Town, Chessington & Hook United, Colliers Wood United, Cobham, Cove, Dorking, Egham Town, Epsom & Ewell, Guildford City, Horley Town, Merstham, North Greenford United, Raynes Park Vale, Sandhurst Town, Reading Town and Wembley

 

In Division 1, Tongham had not been recommended for membership due to their ground not being available until the cricket season finishes, but following a card vote, they were accepted back into the league. Knaphill and Neasden Foundation were also accepted in. Coney Hall have left the league and joined the British Energy Kent County Premier League and Coulsden Town and Salfords have amalgamated to become Coulsden United. The Frist Division is as follows :-

 

CB Hounslow United, Chobham, Coulsden United, Crescent Rovers, Farleigh Rovers, Farnham Town, Frimley Green, Hanowrth Villa, Hartley Wintney, Knaphill, Neasden Foundation, Merrow, Sheerwater, South Park, Staines Lammas, Tongham, Warlingham, Westfield, Worcester Park.

 

The meeting also saw the first two rounds of the El Records Premier Cup drawn. Camberley Town have received a bye in the first round, but will travel to either North Greenford United (the side that knocked us out last season and also Cup finalists) or Epsom & Ewell. 

 

There was also a list of other honours announced : -

 

Secretary of the Season - Premier Division : Richard Grey of Reading Town - Division 1 : John Cronk of Feltham.

 

Programme of the Season - Premier Division : Guildford City (Camberley Town runners up which saw the club awarded £100) - Division 1 : Sheerwater.

 

Fair Play Award - Premier Division : Merstham - Division 1 : Crescent Rovers

 

Golden Boot (Top Scorer) Award - Premier Division : Gary Senior (North Greenford) - Division 1 : Craig Prendergast (Sheerwater)

Sunday, June 17th 2007

In order to cut down the wear and tear on the Krooner Park pitch, Camberley Town have secured a deal that will see the club use the top quality training facilities at nearby Gibraltar Barracks for the forthcoming season, which includes pitches, astroturf, gymnasium and swimming pool. Camberley start their pre-season training this coming Tuesday, meeting at Krooner Park at 7pm before going on to Watchetts Rec. which is where the club will train until the start of the season. Once the season has started, training will switch to Gibraltar Barracks. The funds to pay for the facilities have been raised through a Corprate Golf Day, which the club hope will become an annual event.. 

Saturday, June 16th 2007

Neil Woodyer has rejoined Camberley Town after a couple of seasons away. He joins Paul Barry's manangement team as 1st team coach and will also be involved in overseeing coaching at all levels of the Senior Club. Neil is well known at the club after coming up through the Under 18's to make appearances for both the reserve and 1st teams. He made the last of his 36 Camberley 1st team appearances in the 2003/04 season. Neil was ex-Krooner manager, Les Ryder's coach as Bedfont Green last season. Photo (c) ctfc 

Thursday, June 14th 2007

Goals and Penalty shoot out photographs have just been added to the Badshot Lea vs. Camberley Town Aldershot Senior Cup Final report. CLICK HERE TO VIEW

The pre-season 1st team friendly at Bedfont has been cancelled due to their almost certain reprieve back into the Premier Division. No decision has yet been made about the Reserves friendly there yet despite the fact that both sides have been placed in the North Division of the Suburban League for next season 

Wednesday, June 13th 2007

Despite requesting a preference to remain in the Southern Division, Camberley Town have been placed in the Northern Division of the Suburban League 2007/08 following the League's AGM. The constitution of the division is as follows.

 

AFC Hayes (formerly Brook House), Ash United, Bedfont, Berkhamsted Town, Boreham Wood, Camberley Town, Chalfont St Peter, Dunstable, Edgware, Newport Pagnell, North Greenford United, Potters Bar Town, Ruislip Manor, Sandhurst Town, Wingate & Finchley

 

Camberley Town have been drawn away to Salisbury City in the 1st Round of the Suburban League Cup. The winners will be rewarded with a home tie in the 2nd Round against Beaconsfield SYCOB. .

The provisional constitution of the Cherry Red Records Combined Counties League Premier Division has also altered over the past few weeks. Corinthian Casuals were the first side to be given a reprieve due to the knock on effects following the merger of Hayes & Yeading. Godalming Town have also been given a reprieve from relegation following New Milton Town's (formerly Lymington & New Milton) voluntary demotion to step 5 and the Wessex League. The constitution now looks the same as last season as Guildford City and Bedfont will gain  a reprieve from relegation and the only change looks to be Hporley Town coming in from Division 1 to replace champions Chipstead. The League's AGM is on June 21st

Tuesday, June 12th 2007

The club are currently looking for volunteers to help with the matchday operations at Camberley Town FC.  Both opportunities may suit someone with spare time both on Saturday afternoons and the odd hour during the week.  We are currently looking for a matchday physio to complete the management team for the 1^st Team.  The duties will include recognizing and treating on the pitch injuries, as well as work before kick off to help the players prepare.

 

Secondly we are currently looking for an individual to get involved at Krooner Park with the sole responsibility of maintaining kit and equipment.  Both positions are currently unpaid, but you will get free entry to all games, and get to see a good standard of football at a Family orientated club who are looking to progress in all areas. 

If either of these are of interest or you feel you would like to help the club in other ways, you may have a skill that will benefit us and yourself then please contact 1^st Team Manager Paul Barry on 07810770514.

Monday, June 4th 2007

There have been couple of amendments to the pre-season friendly list. The date for the opening friendly against Chichester City United has moved from July 14th to July 21st. On Tuesday, July 24th we have added a fixture. The first team travel to take on Staines Lammas at 7pm. The Rayners Lane fixtures on August 4th have been cancelled and we now take on Bedfont in their place. The reason for this being that the Rayners Lane manager has left the club and has been appointed as Bedfont's new manager. One further fixture has been added for the first team which is on Monday, August 6th when we entertain the newly formed Hayes & Yeading FC. There is also a new fixture for the Reserves who will take on Uxbridge Reserves at home on Monday, August 13th