Corinthian-Casuals FC are pleased to announce that we have reached an agreement for Epsom & Ewell FC to groundshare at King George’s Arena for two seasons from the beginning of the 2024/25 campaign.
The Salts currently play in the Combined Counties Premier Division South and have been without a home ground of their own since moving out of their West Street ground in 1993.
It is hoped their move to Tolworth – a short journey from the borough of Epsom & Ewell – will be beneficial to both clubs and we look forward to enjoying a close working relationship with their committee, staff and supporters.
“I’m very happy to have made this agreement with Epsom & Ewell,” said Brian Adamson, Chairman of Corinthian-Casuals. “It’s a club we have a good relationship with and we’re looking forward to having them with us.”
Mel Tough, Chairman of Epsom & Ewell FC, said: “This is a fantastic opportunity for Epsom & Ewell to be at the closest ground to our borough.
“I would like to thank Corinthian-Casuals for agreeing to the share and look forward to developing the good relationship, and helping to get both historic clubs back to where they belong.”
The Salts currently play in the Combined Counties Premier Division South and have been without a home ground of their own since moving out of their West Street ground in 1993.
It is hoped their move to Tolworth – a short journey from the borough of Epsom & Ewell – will be beneficial to both clubs and we look forward to enjoying a close working relationship with their committee, staff and supporters.
“I’m very happy to have made this agreement with Epsom & Ewell,” said Brian Adamson, Chairman of Corinthian-Casuals. “It’s a club we have a good relationship with and we’re looking forward to having them with us.”
Mel Tough, Chairman of Epsom & Ewell FC, said: “This is a fantastic opportunity for Epsom & Ewell to be at the closest ground to our borough.
“I would like to thank Corinthian-Casuals for agreeing to the share and look forward to developing the good relationship, and helping to get both historic clubs back to where they belong.”