Kings of London | Season 7 | The AFC Wimbledon Rivalry Continues

We garnered quite a lot of points during the previous campaign – and I felt our quality was enough to see us do well higher up the football pyramid. But a disaster of a beginning to the season left the team in disarray, especially after all of the new faces we brought in. Check itContinue reading “Kings of London | Season 7 | The AFC Wimbledon Rivalry Continues”

Kings of London | Season 6 Part 2 | . . . The Furious Finish

Enzo Cantú wins the ball back at the halfway line and lumps the ball up to Curtis McGuire. McGuire, knowing this is the reason he was brought here, ignores the jeers of the home-side crowd whose grounds he’s invaded and kicks it into high gear, outracing the defense right up the middle. His pace isContinue reading “Kings of London | Season 6 Part 2 | . . . The Furious Finish”

Kings of London | Season 6 Part 1 | The Dream Start, the Mediocre Malaise, and . . .

It’s the summer of 2025, the midway point of the decade. France has won both Euro 2020 and 2024 and believe it or not, England actually won the World Cup in 2022 – against Nigeria! Wild scenes in Qatar. In the Premier League, Liverpool won four straight titles before conceding to Manchester City in theContinue reading “Kings of London | Season 6 Part 1 | The Dream Start, the Mediocre Malaise, and . . .”

Kings of London | Season 5 | Roco’s Modern Life

To survive in the Football League, Kingstonian needs a quality keeper. After Joshua Bradley-Hurst left before last year’s title and trophy-winning season, a lackluster Sam Howes took over. Let’s just say it was a good thing Mungo Bridge was often stopping the ball before it was shot at Howes. After searching through transfer options, IContinue reading “Kings of London | Season 5 | Roco’s Modern Life”

Kings of London | Season 4 | A Season to Remember

Mungo Bridge popped up in the Scouting Center with a sterling recommendation by my scouts. A central defender with a 20 (!) rating in aggression. I initially dismissed him as a red card machine, but then I took a look at his mentals and saw good composure. I decided to take a chance – andContinue reading “Kings of London | Season 4 | A Season to Remember”

Kings of London | Season 3 | Seeking Our First Trophy

After a very strange season, it was time to reassess our squad. Everyone was on the chopping block and no position was safe. Zach Dronfield, our star defensive midfielder? He would have to fight for the starting role against Lucas Defise who was poached on our way across London from Dulwich Hamlet. Defise was myContinue reading “Kings of London | Season 3 | Seeking Our First Trophy”

Kings of London | Season 2 | A Step Back?

After a promising first year, I felt we only needed a few additions to the defense and some sustained development from our young first team players. Surely the league would be easier without the Merthyr juggernaut this year, right? Let’s kick on. Transfers After noticing that the best defenses in the National League South hadContinue reading “Kings of London | Season 2 | A Step Back?”

Kings of London | Season 1 | New Grounds

It’s no Kingsmeadow but the grass is still green at King George’s Field. And at least it has the word “King” in it. Kingstonian enters the 2020-2021 season having been promoted to the 6th tier of English football in the National League South. Despite this, the team is in a bit of a disarray asContinue reading “Kings of London | Season 1 | New Grounds”

Why Kingstonian?

“I’m convinced the club is going to die . . .” Gary Ekins, Kingstonian’s former press officer The Kingstonian Football Club is a club without a home. Their previous grounds, the Kingsmeadow, built in 1989, had been sold to AFC Wimbledon for 2.4 million pounds in 2003 and then leased back to Kingstonian for aContinue reading “Why Kingstonian?”

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