Dorking Wanderers V Corinthian Casuals 
Tuesday 8th September 7.45pm
Ryman Division One South





Where do they play?
WestHumble Playing Fields, 
London Road, 
Dorking, 
Surrey. RH5 6AD

Whats the ground like?
Always improving in terms of structure but the backdrop of Boxhill make it one of the most scenic in all of non-league football

How much does it cost to get in?
Adults - £8
Concessions - £5
Match day programme £2 ( whilst stocks last)

 How do I get there?
Take A24 to the Dorking at roundabout stay on A 24 to Leatherhead. Go pass Denbies Vinyard on left. At the end of vineyard take 2nd turning on left straight into playing field
Boxhill & Westhumble station is a short walk to the ground


How did they do last weekend?
a 0-0 draw at Herne bay which keeps the league newcomers in 3rd place

How did we get on there last season?
This is the first competitive match between the sides although we have faced each over in a number of friendlies over the years
 
Anything else I should know?
The club were only formed in 1999 but a huge effort on and off the pitch has seen them risen from local Crawley leagues to the Semi-pro ladder

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Corinthian-Casuals suffered a 1-0 loss to league leaders and title favourites Folkestone Invicta courtesy of a stunning overhead volley from Ian Draycott.

“However, Casuals Boss James Bracken wasn’t downbeat about the performance as Casuals remain in the top four of the Ryman League Division One South. Bracken said,

“It was a tight game which could’ve gone either way, but it’s gone theirs and that’s life. Next week might bring another tight game and it might go our way.

“It was good to be in a game against a decent side that have started well and yet be so competitive. After the game, their manager has been very complimentary of us which is a nice touch.

“We try to base everything we do on keeping clean sheets and if you try to go out every match and win 4-3, you’ll end up near the bottom of table. You’ve got to try to go out and win 1-0 or 2-0.

“To win this league, you’ve gotta score close to 100 goals and you’ll need to keep clean sheets for 50% of your games.

In a tight game, Casuals’ captain and goalkeeper Danny Bracken pulled out two first-class stops to prevent the scoreline from flattering the visitors. Sibling James spoke of his brother’s performance.

“We all know how good Danny (Bracken) is; I know more than anyone how good he is. It’s been a different start to the season for him because last year, when I watched him, some games he’d be called to save eight or nine one-on-ones. This season, I think I can count on one hand the good saves he’s made in the first six games. Today he’s shown how good he is again and it’s a case in point that he’s had less exposure this year as we’ve been defending slightly better. But when he’s needed to pull out the saves, he has and that’s what he’s there to do.

“I’ve got my views on the fixtures and how they’ve been compiled; we play Dorking Wanderers who are a decent side twice in space of two weeks, which is ludicrous. Teams change so much over the course of a season, but if you play sides twice in such a short space of time, they might be flying high and doing really well, yet in the tail end of the season, they might not be. And of course, you want to play teams when they’re not performing so well. But we have to make do with that and I’m sure we’ll bounce back from today.”

Casuals travel to third placed Dorking Wanderers on Tuesday. A full match report is to follow.

Corinthian Casuals v Folkestone Invicta
Saturday 5th September 3pm
Ryman Division One South

3rd host 1st this weekend as we welcome one of the pre-season title favourites Folkestone Invicta to King Georges Arena.

As expected our visitors have made a good start to the season and have taken 16 points from their opening 6 games. A 1-1 draw against Dorking Wanderers being the only side to take something from Neil Cugleys side this season.
On Bank Holiday Monday they easily brushed aside local rivals Hyde in front of over 500 fans at the Fullicks Stadium.







Admission is :
£8 adults 
£4 Concessions
U16's Free (with accompanying paying adult)
Match day Programme £2

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