By Jacob Greenwood No Woking fan will thank you for reminding them of the 2008/09 season. The talk in pre-season was of Project 3000, an ambitious plan to get promoted within three seasons and a fresh start under new manager Kim Grant. However, the reality was very different. The Cards failed to pick up a … Continue reading The Class Of 08/09 – Where Are They Now?
Sports Stadium Artist Makes Kingfield Picture Perfect
By Jacob Greenwood Woking fans can now purchase merchandise featuring a painted image of Kingfield after artist James Muddiman picked The Cards’ home ground for his latest project. Muddiman, who has painted over 250 stadiums from around the World, has never attended Kingfield, but the ground was one that stood out to him. He told … Continue reading Sports Stadium Artist Makes Kingfield Picture Perfect
Council Asks Cardinal Court Developers To ‘Reassess Plans’ Following Resident Concerns
By Jacob Greenwood Woking Council has agreed a proposal tabled by local councillor Will Forster that asks the development team behind Cardinal Court to reassess their development plans. The topic of Cardinal Court was discussed by councillors at their latest meeting on Thursday (17th October) after a petition by South Woking Action Group (SWAG) received … Continue reading Council Asks Cardinal Court Developers To ‘Reassess Plans’ Following Resident Concerns
Woking Searching To Kick-Start Next Winning Streak
By Jacob Greenwood If football is a game of two halves, then Woking's start to the season could be described as a season of two halves, so far. From sitting top at the end of August The Cards went through September without a win and started October with a draw against Wrexham yesterday. You can … Continue reading Woking Searching To Kick-Start Next Winning Streak
Give A Little Respect To…..The Cards
By Jacob Greenwood Whether your jam is more Aretha Franklin or Erasure, this week we want to talk about respect. Fives games into the new season and other than the early loss to Aldershot Town, Woking haven’t put a foot wrong. Dowse admitted that The Cards were somewhat of a ‘surprise package’ after wins against … Continue reading Give A Little Respect To…..The Cards
Rollercoaster First Week For The Cards Ends On Harrogate High
By Jacob Greenwood Football is officially back, and it hasn’t been a quiet week for The Cards. In fact, the highs and lows of football were summed up in the last week. Curtain Raiser In East London Dagenham away has become somewhat of an important stage, and a happy hunting ground, for Woking in the … Continue reading Rollercoaster First Week For The Cards Ends On Harrogate High
Jolley Praises Cards’ Determination As Woking Record Sixth Straight League Win
By Jacob Greenwood Cards midfielder Christian Jolley praised the impact of manager Alan Dowson's substitutions and the sides' determination to grind out results following Saturday's 2-0 victory over Eastbourne Borough. Toby Edser sent the home side into an early lead before a Tom Gardiner own goal sealed the three points for Woking in the second … Continue reading Jolley Praises Cards’ Determination As Woking Record Sixth Straight League Win
Reviewing the 2017/18 Woking squad – who should stay and who should go?
By Glen Harrington It’s hard to believe quite what has happened to the Cards this season. Sitting in third place in the National League table after 15 games, with a squad assembled by the seemingly promising new management team of Anthony Limbrick and Jason Goodliffe, it was a group of players that looked set to … Continue reading Reviewing the 2017/18 Woking squad – who should stay and who should go?
Blog: Changing of the guard – Credit where credit is due
By Jacob Greenwood When you talk about years in football, it is usually looked at in terms of seasons and not calendar years, but as 2017 comes to a close, it's hard not to look back on what has been an interesting 12 months at Kingfield. It took an unbeaten last month of the season … Continue reading Blog: Changing of the guard – Credit where credit is due
Getting to know Bury
By Jacob Greenwood League One outfit Bury visit Kingfield on Sunday in The FA Cup First Round in what could be a classic cup tie. The Shakers, who are without a manager after parting company with Lee Clark, sit second from bottom in the league and have struggled on the road so far this season. … Continue reading Getting to know Bury
