Tuesday 30th December 7.45pm
Ryman Division One South

Tonight we make the short trip to the Waterside stadium to face Walton Casuals in the League.

Both sides come into the match on the back of victories at the weekend 

Please check our twitter feed for the latest news.  Kick off tonight is 7.45pm

Waterside Stadium, Waterside Drive, Walton on Thames, Surrey KT12 2JP

Saturday 27th December 3pm
Ryman Division One South


After what seems like an eternity away from home Casuals return to King Georges Arena on Saturday as we host Horsham.

Although our opponents come into the match bottom of the table they still have a number of games in hand and there have been recent encouraging performances.

Casuals on the other hand will be looking to halt a worrying run of form thats seen just a single win from the last 8 league games.

We invite you to attend and bring along friends and family's to support the club over the festive period

The match kicks off at 3pm and admission is £8 adults and £4 concessions

Live match updates will be provided via twitter @corinthiancas

It was more aware day misery for Casuals as they went down 4-1 at East Grinstead this afternoon.


Despite taking an early lead through Jamie Byatt the host's responded and hit four goals without reply in a disappointing display from Matt Howards men.

Casuals will be looking to bounce back as they host Horsham this coming Saturday (3pm)

Saturday 20th December 3pm
Ryman Division One South

After a weekend off Casuals are back in league action and we hit the road once again as we travel down to face East Grinstead.

 


Our hosts under new management have seen an upturn in fortunes and will be looking to build on last weekend’s
 2-1 victory at Hythe.

This is their first season at step 4 after their runners up spot last year in the Sussex County league earned them promotion.

Casuals are looking to get back to winning ways after their disappointing performance at Walton & Hersham earlier this month

 East Grinstead Town FC

The GAC Stadium
East Court
College Lane
East Grinstead
RH19 3LS

For the first time since the merger of the two historic clubs 75 years ago, Corinthians will split and play Casuals in a one-off game to celebrate our impending tour to Brazil.

Matt Howard's squad will split into two and half will become 'Corinthians' with the other half 'Casuals'. 

The match, scheduled to take place at 3pm on Saturday 13th December 2014 is a celebration of our Brazilian ties. With coverage across the London based Brazilian press as well as TV coverage, the event is set to generate a decent crowd at King George's Arena in Tolworth.

There will also be South American cuisine to savour and latin music to give a real samba flavour. A commemorative 'programme' - a glossy 36 page look at Casuals in 2014 will also be for sale as well as all other merchandise. With a fully-licensed bar, there's something for everyone.

Admission is set to be lower than the usual £8, so for a cheap football fix with a South American vibe, come on down to King George's - just 10 minute walk from Tolworth BR. Postcode KT6 7NA

Casuals slipped into mid-table as they produced a poor showing at Stompond Lane


A goal in each half was enough for the hosts who won with ease as Casuals winless run on the road continued in the league .

A full match report 

Saturday 6th December 3pm
Ryman Division One South


This Saturday Casuals travel once again to Walton but this time to Stompond Lane home of Walton & Hersham.

Following Saturdays 3-0 reversal at home to Worthing which halted our mini-run of good form Matt Howard will be looking to get his side back to winning ways.

Our hosts who went down 2-0 away to lowly East Grinstead in midweek have a fine home record lately having won their last four.

Back in August Casuals ran out 2-0 winners thanks to goals from Jamie Byatt and an own goal

Walton & Hersham Football Club,
Sports Ground,
Stompond Lane,
Walton-on-Thames,
Surrey, KT12 1HF



Admission is £8 adults / £5 concessions


The match kicks off at 3pm with live match updates via Twitter

Corinthian-Casuals and Walton and Hersham, along with all other Ryman League clubs are to commemorate the centenary of one of the most iconic moments of the First World War - the 1914 Christmas Truce.

As part of a week of remembrance activity taking place throughout the game for 'Football Remembers Week' from 5-14 December, all 72 clubs will help to create a unique photographic record of football one hundred years later by having mixed squad photos taken before kick-off on Saturday 6 December for posting on new commemorative website www.footballremembers.com.

A joint collaboration between The Football Association, the Premier League, the Football League and the British Council, the aim is to engage football fans and players at every level about what took place on Christmas Day on the battlefields in Belgium when soldiers from both sides put down their weapons and crossed into ‘no man’s land’ to share in an impromptu ceasefire.

First-hand accounts from the time include references to football being played and photographs being taken up and down the front during the first Christmas of the global conflict that is estimated to have cost the lives of at least nine million combatants and seven million civilians between 1914-18.

Matches from the Premier League, Football League and throughout the national league systems are taking part. All photos uploaded to social media using #footballremembers will be automatically uploaded to the website which will act as a moment of record of football in 2014, a century on from the First World War, and will be preserved for future generations.

HRH The Duke of Cambridge, President of The FA, said: "It promises to be a powerful way to engage and educate young people about such an important moment in our history. We all grew up with the story of soldiers from both sides putting down their arms on Christmas Day, and it remains wholly relevant today as a message of hope over adversity, even in the bleakest of times."

Football Remembers kicked off in May 2014 when the Football Association and the other partners launched a Football Remembers education pack that was sent to more than 30,000 schools across the UK. It includes resources to help children learn about the truce – including eye-witness accounts, photos, drawings and letters from soldiers, some of which have never been published before.

Other Football Remembers activities taking place between now and the end of 2014 include a Christmas Truce International Tournament in Ypres for the Premier League’s youth footballers and a competition for schoolchildren to design a poster for the National Football Museum. A Corinthian War Memorial, listing all of the names of those who perished whilst playing for the club is also on display at the Museum.

Corinthians are believed to have lost the most number of players during the Great War of any sporting organisation in the country.

Casuals young defender Dan Bedford unfortunately suffered a broken leg at the weekend in our match against Worthing.

Just after half time having made a block tackle the 17-year old Centre Back   suffered the horrific injury.

The game after being held up for nearly 90 minutes whilst the Paramedics arrived and treated Dan on the pitch resumed with visitors Worthing eventually running out 3-0 winners.

Dan was taken to St Georges hospital Tooting where it was confirmed he suffered a broken Tibia and dislocated ankle. 

The club are pleased to announce that Dan is comfortable and not in any pain. The hospital is pleased with his progress and he has been released from hospital.

His parents Steve and Jacqui are very touched by the hundreds of messages that have appeared both on Facebook and  have been tweeted.

We will continue to update on Dans progress and recovery.