By Jacob Greenwood The modern set up of non-league football has meant longevity is a often a rarity. Despite that, in recent times a select bunch have racked up 100 games for The Cards. In this new feature, Cardinal Centurions, we will speak to some of those players to find out about their time at Kingfield. First up is a player who has had two … Continue reading Cardinal Centurions: John Goddard
By Jacob Greenwood Matt Jarvis has revealed an unexpected phone call from Martin Tyler was the first step in getting him to sign for The Cards. Jarvis signed in late February and told the Football Times podcast that the first he knew of the club’s interest in him was when he was predominantly concentrating on his punditry career. He explained: “I got a call out … Continue reading Jarvis Answer Tyler’s Kingfield Call
By Jacob Greenwood Aldershot Town manager Danny Searle paid a visit to Woking’s changing room to clear the air following Saturday’s derby win for The Cards. Max Kretzschmar’s goal won the game for Woking, sparking celebrations from The Cards at full-time. Searle took exception to Woking captain Josh Casey’s celebrations and stormed after him – triggering a melee between both sets of players and coaching … Continue reading Shots Manager Visits Cards’ Changing Room Following Feisty End To FA Cup Tie
By Jacob Greenwood The 2020/21 season finally got underway last weekend following confirmation that a support package would be provided by the UK government. Away from the corridors of power, an army of volunteers have been hard at work to make grounds COVID-secure. We caught up with Woking supporter and COVID-19 Officer Nick Davidson to find out how he has ensured we are able to … Continue reading Behind The Scenes On A COVID-Secure Match Day
By Jacob Greenwood It has been confirmed that fans will be permitted to watch Woking Academy games from this week. Speaking to CardsCast Ryan Dent, Head of U9-U16 at Woking Academy, explained there are measures in place for fans to watch games at Westfield’s Woking Park ground and Knaphill’s Redding Way. The academy side’s fixtures take place on Wednesday’s at Westfield, which is directly opposite … Continue reading Green Light For Fans At Academy Games
By Jacob Greenwood Woking’s number 10 Max Kretzschmar has told CardsCast he can’t wait for the new season to start following an impressive end to the disrupted 19/20 campaign. Max talked to CardsCast about Covid-secure training, academy products to keep an eye out for this season and his relationship with Dowse, Ian and Martin as The Cards head back for pre-season. Hear the full interview … Continue reading In Conversation With: Max Kretzschmar
By Jacob Greenwood Postponements are always frustrating. You look forward to a game all week, have everything planned out – only to find out the game will no longer take place. Some are more predictable than others, be it through heavy rain or freezing temperatures. However, the postponement of our game vs Dagenham & Redbridge might well have been our best result of the season. … Continue reading Kingfield’s Covid-19 Near Miss
By Jacob Greenwood The developers behind the Woking Community Stadium project have set out their plans to return its 75% stake in the club. Concerns emerged around the future ownership of the club after it was revealed GolDev Woking Ltd was set to become the club’s majority stakeholder during the construction process. South Woking Action Group, who are opposed to the project in its current … Continue reading Woking Community Stadium – Developers Announce Plan For Shares
By Jacob Greenwood Woking skipper Josh Casey believes the club will be in a strong position when football finally returns after the Covid-19 pandemic. Casey, who scooped Manager’s, Players’ and Fans’ ‘Player of the Year’ last season, told the Half Time Oranges Podcast that The Cards will be better positioned than clubs that have spent beyond their means: “I think Woking will be in a … Continue reading Woking Will Be In A Strong Position After Pandemic – Josh Casey
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 win in their first eight league games and Grant was … Continue reading The Class Of 08/09 – Where Are They Now?
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