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The Crocks
Founded 1946
Club Chairman
Hello and welcome to Wested for our fixture v Belvedere who once again look a very strong outfit and should prove a stern test for us today.
Last week saw us win 3 - 0 against Old Bexlians in a game many thought the score should have been higher.
The Reserves lost 2 - 1 away in the Kent Junior Cup v Phoenix but only had 11 players and when Jamie Omoragbon went down with cramp we just ran out of steam, but a great effort by the lads.
No game last week for the U14s and U18s and the U16s lost 4 - 2 to a well organised Guru Nanak side.
The Ladies won 4 - 3 despite having 10 players and being 3 - 0 down after 20 minutes, Pete feels it was he's best result ever considering they normally get beat by them by 6 goals.
Please keep an eye out for up coming functions and enjoy today's game.
COME ON YOU CROCKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Steve Cullen
Chairman
In aid of Cherished Memories Charity 26th December 2008.
A massive thank you to everyone involved in what was a great game played by both teams with spirit and enjoyment. Also a big thank you to everyone who came and supported both teams in what was a very cold day.The amount raised looks to be approx £300 with one more week’s monies still to collect.
For match report and more photos - Click Here
Working in the Community
The club is a non profit making organisation where all proceeds are either in aid of charity or spent on improving the facilities at the Wested Meadow Ground for the 5 teams who currently participate in local leagues.
The committee and team management is formed entirely of volunteers who work tirelessly to ensure that the football club continues to survive, providing an opportunity for players, young and old to participate in football whilst improving and learning new skills under the careful guidance of our highly qualified professional coaching staff.
We are a F.A Charted Senior Club with our own qualified Welfare Officer whose key task is to ensure that youth team players are given the best possible opportunity to progress their football talents in a secure environment.
The Ladies football team has been a tremendous addition to the club in recent years bringing great success where they now compete at a higher level.
Off the pitch, as well as providing a place to play competitive football for the Crockenhill Youth we also hold several events and functions throughout the season where the community can become more involved.
Recent successes at Wested include the Kent Police v Crockenhill Youth Charity match and the Regional Community 7-a-side competition.
At Very Competitive Rates
Celebrations, Parties and Special Occasions
Licensed Bar & Dance Floor
Call Steve on 07702 886966
for further details.
Crockenhill’s 100 Club
October Draw Results
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Or call
Steve Hope 0776 112 6955 or
Alan Curnick 07885 452763
Ladies Team 2008-2009 - Please click here for larger image image
U16s' Team 2008-09 - Please click here for larger image
Crockenhill Ladies FC
are looking for experienced players in every position and especially a goalkeeper please.
Please contact Pete Jewell on
Tel: 07771 500000 for further details.
Wested Meadow Stadium
Eynsford Rd, Crockenhill, Kent
BR8 8EJ
Tel: 07702 886 966
Plesae Click Here For Directions
Club Sweatshirts £10 in Black and
Polo Shirts £6 in White
Also Collectable Metal Club Badges now available ONLY £3 each!!!
Please Contact:
The Chairman - Mr Steve Cullen
for further details:
Tel: 07702 886966
In Memory of and in our thoughts Arthur West.
I want to let Crocks know of the death of a former volunteer - Arthur West.
Arthur
came over to the Crocks from Croydon and enjoyed the atmosphere at Wested Meadow
so much he was at first a regular spectator at away matches where he would represent
the club with me, and then as a volunteer. I think it is fair to say that as a gateman
Arthur took less nonsense from visiting supporters trying to blag their way in than
anyone else who had done the job! A few years ago Arthur was quite seriously ill
and I know the card that Chiggy arranged to be signed by the team and sent to him
meant an enormous amount to both him and his family.
Arthur played in the Kent
Amateur League, as the County League used to be known, for both Folkestone Invicta
and Hythe United (now Town). Arthur was in the Guards and based in London but used
to ride down to the coast to play in matches. How many times have modern players
shown anything like that commitment?!!
I wonder if you could put a note in a forthcoming
programme as I know his son Dave and widow Eileen, both from Folkestone like Arthur,
would much appreciate it.
Thanks, Mike Floate
