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A Journey around football grounds and experiences of Kent, England and beyond!!

Rochester United v Punjab United – Saturday 19th June 2021 – Rede Court Road

This was the last round of group games in the post lockdown tournament. The weather had flipped from being hot and sunny for my previous two games, to being cool and damp today. Parking was free and a steward directed me into a space, as I finally located the ground at the top of Rede…

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Chatham Town FC v Lordswood FC – Tuesday 15th June 2021 – The Bauvill Stadium

It was a warm June evening for this post-lockdown tournament fixture between Chatham Town FC (red shirts and white shorts) and Lordswood FC (sky blue shirts and shorts). There was a decent crowd in when I arrived 25 minutes prior to the 7.45 pm kick off. The mini tournament has been really popular, and the…

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Hawkenbury FC v Eccles FC – Tuesday 8th June 2021 – Jockey Farm Stadium, Rusthall

It was a warm Tuesday evening, when I drove to the Rusthall FC ground, for the final of the Tunbridge Wells Charity Cup 2021. The final was a contest between Hawkenbury FC of the Sevenoaks and District Premier League and Eccles FC of the Rochester and District Division 2. The Rusthall FC ground was welcoming,…

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Punjab United v Chatham Town FC – Saturday June 5th 2021 – The Steve Cook Stadium

I came to see this post lockdown tournament match at the Steve Cook Stadium, Gravesend, on a hot Saturday afternoon, with the sun baking the rain that had fallen on the ground for the previous two days. The ground was really thoughtfully put together with a range of covered seating areas and refreshment, bar and…

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Chatham Town FC v Sheppey United FC – Saturday 29th May 2021 – The Bauvill Stadium

This was my first visit of 2021 to the Bauvill Stadium and I came to see Chatham play in the post lockdown “mini tournament” that had been set up to include some strong local sides from the Southern Counties East Football League. The teams involved were; Chatham Town, Sheppey United, Rochester United, Punjab United and…

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Southborough Saturday First FC v FC Revo – Saturday May 15th 2021 – Yew Tree Playing Fields

This Sevenoaks and District Premier League match was played at Southborough’s home ground, Yew Tree Playing Fields which was set in a pretty looking recreation ground. The ground is located at the back of the Civic Centre adjacent to the new development of living accommodation in Southborough, which lies between Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells. The…

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St Lawrence FC v Nomads Association FC – Saturday 8th May 2021 – Bitchet Green Sports Ground

This was my first visit to St Lawrence’s home ground and as I arrived on a cold and windy afternoon I hoped that the rain would stay away, so that an entertaining game could ensue. As I arrived, the teams, with St Lawrence in sky blue and white striped shirts and Nomads Association in green…

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West Kingsdown FC v Southborough Saturday Firsts FC – Saturday 1st May 2021 – K Sports Ground

This Sevenoaks and District Premier League clash was played at the K Sports stadium in Ditton, Maidstone. K Sports play at step 5/6 in the Southern Counties East League, with their facilities reflecting this, and West Kingsdown are also based at the ground with the game being played on the 3G main pitch. The game…

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Potters FC v Blackham & Ashurst Saracens – Saturday April 24th 2021 – Potters Mede Sports Ground

I visited the Potters Mede Sports Ground at the request of the club, after they had retweeted a link to my blog after last week’s match at Kemsing. The Sevenoaks and District Premier League clash was set for a 12.30 kick off. I arrived to find a beautifully set ground on the edge of Borough…

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Kemsing United FC v Potters FC – Saturday April 17th 2021 – Common Field Kemsing

This Sevenoaks & District league match followed on from my visit to a league game at Hawkenbury last weekend. The league table showed that Potters were second in the league and Kemsing United just two places lower in 4th. The teams gathered for a minute’s silence prior to kickoff, to honour the memory of HRH…

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