“A stalwart in heart of the defence, his performances have been solid, committed, with positive feel in his leadership”
Luke Wayborn is February’s Player of the Month. Congratulations Luke.
Author: Andrew Spiers
U18 Allieds Beat Thatcham Town
The Moles U18 Allied side worked hard for a 1-0 over Thatcham Town with the bonus of a clean sheet.
The only goal was scored 2 minutes before half-time by Willem McCarthy setup by Zach Pascoe. Special mention to the back four Connor, Lewis, Rhys and Ollie with Euan Stiles GK pulling off a number of excellent saves .
Nice to get back to winning ways and importantly the performance was a big improvement on the last two games. This takes the team back to top of league though Penn and Reading have games in hand.
Introducing: South Park (Reigate) FC
Following their exit in the cup, the Moles are back in league action with an away trip to South Park (Reigate) FC.
Date: Saturday 8th March 2025
KO: 3.00pm
Who are South Park (Reigate) FC?
South Park Football Club was founded in 1897 and initially played on a sports field between Crescent and Church Roads. In 1925, the club formed a partnership with the local cricket club to create the South Park Sports Association, which aimed to improve athletic facilities for both clubs and the community. The association purchased land on Whitehall Lane, which became the permanent home of the club and was renamed “King George’s Field” in 1935. The club went through some tough times during and after World War II but rebounded with the help of donations and improved facilities, including a clubhouse and showers.
In 2001, the club merged with Reigate Town Football Club and renamed itself South Park & Reigate Town Football Club until 2003. The club has since undergone many renovations, gained promotion to higher divisions, and achieved success in various cup competitions. In recent years, the club has had several changes in management, including Harrison Williams taking charge in February 2022, and most recently, the club has renamed itself South Park Reigate in July 2022 to enhance its profile locally and in the wider football community. football pyramid before being promoted to Division One of the Combined Counties League in 2002-03. The club were Combined Counties Premier Division North champions in 2021–22, earning promotion to the Isthmian League.
Head To Head
Of the seven games between the teams, the Moles have the slight edge with 3 wins, 2 draws and South Park winning the remaining 2 games. On the road, the Moles have never won at King Georges Field with two losses and a draw. Earlier this season, the Moles won 2-0 with goals from Mitch Parker and Malachi Henry.
Tickets
Prices are;
- Adults – £10
- Concessions – £5
- U16 – £2
About King Georges Field
Address: South Park Reigate Football Club, King Georges Field, Whitehall Lane, Reigate, RH2 8LG
Please note that the M25 will be closed due to bridge demolition work. More details can be found here – https://binfieldfc.com/teams/first-team/16431/m25-closure-south-park-away/
Message From The Chairman
Moles Chairman Andy Cotton recorded a video message following the Isthmian Cup semi-final game away at Billericay Town FC.
M25 Closure – South Park Away
Please note that the M25 will be closed between junction 10 and 11 from 9pm on Friday 7th March until 6am on Monday 10th March.
This will affect anyone that is trying to the South Park (Reigate) away game on Saturday 8th March.
Full details of the closure and diversion can be found on the Highways Agency website.
One suggested alternative route is via Guildford and Dorking – Google Maps route.
Match Photos: Billericay – Away
The Moles travelled to Essex to face Premier Division leader Billericay Town in the semi-final of the Velocity Cup.
They had a dream start when they took an early lead with a great finish from Tyler D’Cruz. Billericay quickly equalised and that is how the first half finish. The quality of Billericay showed in the second half and they scored three further goals to finish as 4-1 winners.
A great performance from the Moles against a strong Billericay. They now return to league action on Saturday and travel to South Park (Reigate).
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Billericay Semi-Final Tickets
For Moles fan travelling to Billericay Town FC for the Velocity Cup semi-final. The ticket prices are;
- Adult – £5
- Concession – £3
- Young Adult 12-17 – £1
- 11 or Under – £1
Tickets can be bought in advance online.
Fixture Updates
Our home fixture against Rayners Lane FC has been moved to Tuesday 1st April. This is due to Rayners Lane being involved in the Middlesex Cup Final.
The postponed away game against Westfield will now be played on Tuesday 25th March.
Keep an eye on the website and social media for any future fixture updates.
Introducing: Billericay Town FC
Following on from their league win against Raynes Park Vale, the Moles have a tough away league cup semi-final against Premier Division leaders Billericay Town FC
Date: Tuesday 4th March 2025
KO: 7.30pm
Who are Billericay Town FC?
Billericay Town Football Club was established in 1880 as Billericay Football Club. Initially, they played in the Romford & District League from 1890 until World War I, also competing in the Mid-Essex League where they won Division Two titles in 1912–13, 1931–32, and 1932–33. The club adopted its current name, Billericay Town, in 1946. In 1966, they became founder members of the Essex Olympian League, winning the league and League Cup double in the 1969–70 and 1970–71 seasons. This success led to their participation in the Essex Senior League from 1971, where they won the title in 1972–73 and again in 1974–75 and 1975–76.
Billericay Town’s success continued with FA Vase wins in 1976 and 1977, and a third title in 1979. They joined the Athenian League in 1977, winning it twice, before moving to the Isthmian League in 1979. The club experienced a period of promotions and relegations within the Isthmian League divisions. In recent years, they won the Isthmian League Premier Division in 2011–12 and again in 2017–18, earning promotions to higher divisions12. The club was taken over by Glenn Tamplin in 2016, leading to significant changes and signings, but he left in 2019. The club is currently owned by a consortium of local businessmen and competes in the Isthmian League Premier Division after being relegated from the National League South in 2021–22.
The Competition So Far
To get to the semi final, Billericay Town have beaten;
3rd Round – Billericay Town 4 – 1 Basildon
4th Round – Billericay Town 3 – 0 Cheshunt
Quarter Final – Billericay Town 1 – 0 Sheppey United
To get to the semi final, the Moles have beaten;
2nd Round – Badshot Lea 1 – 3 Binfield
3rd Round – Dulwich Hamlet 1 – 4 Binfield
4th Round – Harrow Borough 0 – 2 Binfield
Quarter Final – Hastings United 1 – 2 Binfield
The winners will play either Chatham Town or Hendon (who play on the 11th March) at Aveley FC on Wednesday 9th April.
In the league, Billericay Town sit top of the Isthmian League Premier Division whilst the Moles are 15th in the Isthmian League South Central Division.
Tickets
Prices are;
- Adult – £5
- Concession – £3
- Young Adult 12-17 – £1
- 11 or Under – £1
Tickets can be bought in advance online.
About New Lodge
Address: Billericay Town Football Club, New Lodge, Blunts Wall Road, Billericay, Essex, CM12 9SA
Match Photos: Raynes Park Vale – Home
The Moles were looking to bounce back after their heavy defeat to Flackwell Heath in the cup on Tuesday night – Raynes Park Vale were the visitors.
The Moles took the lead in the 18th minute with a goal from Tyler D’Cruz and then doubled the lead in the 33rd minute with another goal from Razhir Smith-Jones. Raynes Park Vale pulled one back in the 70th minute but the Moles held on to finish 2-1 winners.
Photographer Daisy Spiers was there to capture the action.
Introducing: Raynes Park Vale FC
Following the 5-0 defeat to Flackwell Heath in the County Cup, the Moles hope to continue their good league form for the visit of Raynes Park Vale.
Due to the wet weather we have had recently, please keep an eye on our social media channels for any updates on pitch inspections.
Matchday: Saturday 1st March 2025. KO: 3pm
Who are Raynes Park Vale FC?
Raynes Park Vale FC was formed in 1995 following the merger of Raynes Park and Malden Vale (formed 1967). The new merged club joined the Combined Counties Football League. They have participated in national Cup competitions and their best finish was in 1997-98 when they finished fourth. The reserve team won the Combined Counties Reserve League twice, then joined the Suburban League before being disbanded for financial reasons. They rejoined the combined counties reserve league and won the League and Cup double in the 2012-13 season. The reserve league was later disbanded, and they rejoined the Suburban League. Gavin Bolger, a former AFC Wimbledon player, took over as 1st team Manager midway through the 2013-14 season and stepped down following the 2020/21 season. Josh Gallagher was appointed as the new First Team Manager before the start of the 2021/22 season.
Head To Head
Earlier this season, away at Grand Drive, the Moles were 2-0 down at half time before making a comeback and finishing 4-2 winners. Goals from Luke Wayborn, Daniel Lewis, Jamie Hilton and Mitchell Parker. Last season, RPV won the home game 4-0 whilst the return fixture at The Iconic Stadium ended 0-0.
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased on the gate. Please note that we are a cashless stadium. Only card and contactless payment are accepted on the gate, for food and in the bar.
Prices are;
- Adults: £10
- Concession: £6
- Under 16: £1
About Hill Farm Lane
Address: The Iconic Stadium, Hill Farm Lane, Binfield RG42 5NR
Hill Farm Lane is a modern non-league football ground with parking on site, disabled access and more including:
- Licenced bar
- Tea bar serving hot and cold food
- Disabled access to pitch side
- Toilets
- Standing and seated covered areas to watch the match
- Card payments taken on the gate, in the bar and at the tea bar.
There are 200 spaces available to park in the ground.
In the event that the club car park is full, then additional car parking is available at All Saints Church, Church Hill, Binfield RG42 5NS which is a 10 minute walk from the ground.
Getting To The Iconic Stadium
Nearest Railway Station: Bracknell Railway Station is on the South West Railways line between London Waterloo and Reading. It is an eight-minute drive from the railway station to the Iconic Stadium. Alternatively, Bracknell Bus Station is a 2 minute walk from the railway station.
Bus: The nearest bus stop to the ground is on Church Lane and is served by the 151 and 151A Thames Valley Bus service which travels between Bracknell Bus Station and Wokingham Station. More details on the bus route here.
