By Jacob Greenwood Woking legend Kevin Betsy played his final game for The Cards on Saturday in an exhilarating 3-2 victory over Halifax Town. Stoppage time goals from Scott Rendell and Yemi Odubade saw the home side take all three points, but the focus was on the departing midfielder. Betsy, who started his career at Kingfield, received a guard of honour from both sets of players … Continue reading Betsy’s Goodbye – Word on the Tweet

Scott Rendell has picked up the Player of the Month award for March. Woking re-ignited their play-off push with five wins out of six in the month with the only loss being a narrow 2-1 defeat to Grimsby Town. Rendell scored five goals in six games during March which has taken him to 21 league goals so far this season. Hill’s men scored 14 goals … Continue reading Scott Rendell Wins Player of the Month for March

By Jacob Greenwood Woking welcome Forest Green Rovers to Kingfield tomorrow in a play-off six-pointer. The Cards find themselves seven points behind the visitors who currently occupy the final play-off spot. Goals from Rendell, Betsy and Sole saw Woking stay in the distant hunt for that play-off spot, but a win on Saturday is a must if they are to reach the promised land. Rovers … Continue reading Getting To Know The Opposition – Forest Green Rovers

By Jacob Greenwood Woking travel to table-topping Barnet on Saturday as they look for a repeat of last season’s 3-1 victory at The Hive. The Bees find themselves 7 points clear at the top of The Conference after 32 games and with the league’s top goalscorer, John Akinde, amongst their ranks, they are the bookies’ favourites to gain promotion. Martin Allen kept hold of hitman … Continue reading Getting To Know The Opposition – Barnet

By Jacob Greenwood Garry Hill hinted that there could still be transfer action at Kingfield following his side’s 3-0 home win against struggling Alfreton Town. A first-half penalty from Scott Rendell set The Cards on their way to victory when Ross Lafayette was pulled down in the box. The Luton loanee struck in the second half to double the home side’s lead with Man of … Continue reading Hill Eyes Transfer Activity Despite Impressive Victory

By Jacob Greenwood Woking return to FA Trophy action this weekend as the competition’s two highest ranked sides come head-to-head when Dover Athletic visit Kingfield. The last time The Whites travelled to Kingfield they were brushed aside in an impressive 6-1 victory for The Cards. Scott Rendell, who scored four in the demolition of Dover, made a cameo appearance against Bristol Rovers and could play … Continue reading Getting To Know The Opposition – Dover Athletic

By Jacob Greenwood Woking go in search of their first league win in over a month when high-flying Bristol Rovers visit Kingfield on Saturday. Rovers are in impressive form and find themselves six points behind league leaders. The Gas haven’t recorded a league defeat since a narrow defeat to Forest Green Rovers in mid-October. Garry Hill will be hoping the loan signing of Luton Town … Continue reading Getting To Know The Opposition – Bristol Rovers

Woking 1 Eastleigh 1 Vanarama Conference 1st January, 2015 By Jacob Greenwood Jack Marriott ended his loan spell at Woking on Saturday in the best possible way with a stoppage time equaliser against play-off rivals Eastleigh much to the relief of Cards boss Garry Hill. The home side, who only registered one league win in December, were on the verge of defeat when Kevin Betsy … Continue reading Last Gasp Marriott Strike Shares The Spoils

Everything WFC editor, Jacob Greenwood, talks to Radio Woking’s Declan McCarthy following Woking’s 2-1 efeat to local rivals Aldershot Town. Views expressed are those of the individual and not of any organisation or club. Continue reading Everything WFC Talks to Declan McCarthy (Woking 1 Aldershot Town 2)