SATURDAY 7TH OCTOBER 2023
KICK OFF: 15:00
2023/24 #10
Reece GReGo-cox
V. SoUTHeND UNITeD
PEACOCK CONSTRUCTION
Greetings, and welcome back to the Laithwaite Community Stadium for this afternoon’s matchup between your Cards and our visitors from Southend United.
It wasn’t that long ago that neither club knew for certain that this fixture would be played today. I think that the mettle shown by Kevin Maher, his backroom staff and their players has been nothing short of incredible. I’d also like to offer a special welcome to the Southend United supporters and congratulate you all on beginning the next chapter of your historic club under the stewardship of Justin Rees and his consortium.
"It wasn’t that long ago that neither club knew for certain that this fixture would be played today. I think that the mettle shown by Kevin Maher, his backroom staff and their players has been nothing short of incredible."
The highlight of Tuesday night for me – despite the result – was welcoming Reece Grego-Cox and Rohan Ince back to action after earlyseason injuries.
The results will come. It sounds cliché to say “trust the process,” but I do trust the process. We have been juggling injuries throughout the squad, and it seems as if one comes back to fitness, another goes off injured. This has been a period in which we’ve played 7 matches across a span of just 21 days – including our two longest trips of the year (away to Hartlepool and Fylde).
To bridge the gap, we are pleased to welcome two strategic loans that will be in today’s squad. Woking fans will remember Charlie O’Connell who made 13 appearances for the Cards last season in the midfield and the defence. We’re also happy to welcome emerging talent Morgan Williams who joins on loan from AFC Wimbledon who featured for the Dons in the EFL Cup vs Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Thanks for your continued support. It means the world to our entire Club.
Always remember that the complaint (and compliment) line is always open. Just email me at john.katz@wokingfc.co.uk and we can take in your feedback. Or, as the kids say, you can slide into my DMs on Twitter at @jekatz33.
Best, John Katz Chief Executive
"The results will come. It sounds cliché to say “trust the process,” but I do trust the process."
As a reminder, it is our goal to ensure that all supporters feel safe and welcome at the Laithwaite Community Stadium. To that end, on 11 December 2021, the Club launched the “In Safe Hands” programme to help our fans report racist, sexist, homophobic, or other abusive language simply and anonymously.
If you hear any abusive language, experience it yourself or if you or someone you see feels / looks threatened, you can text the Club anonymously and the message will be monitored by our Safety Officer during the match. Simply text WFC (followed by the nature of your concern and location) to 66777 and we will address your concerns. Example: If you hear racial abuse whilst sitting in the KRE, please send the following text to 66777: “WFC racial abuse centre section of KRE.”
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7th October 2023
15:00 Kick-Off
Woking will hope to get back to winning ways when they host Southend United at the Laithwaite on Saturday.
Defeat to FC Halifax Town on Tuesday night was a cruel blow for the Cards, as another flurry of chances went begging before their opponents stole the game at the death. However, the returns of Rohan Ince and Reece Grego-Cox from injury were a positive sight for Woking fans, and they will both hope to be in and around the squad against a side in form on and off the pitch.
Darren Sarll will also hope that Gillingham loanee Lewis Walker, who scored at Fylde last Saturday, will be back in the squad, as well as club captain Josh Casey, who missed Tuesday night with illness.
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It would be hard to discuss Southend United on the pitch without talking about Kevin Maher. Appointed in October 2021, with the Shrimpers sitting perilously inside the National League drop zone, the former midfielder guided his side safely out of the relegation zone and gave Southend fans hope for the future.
His side have been competitive in the National League ever since, despite well known off-the-field issues. An 8th placed finish last season saw them narrowly miss out on the playoffs, despite being under a transfer embargo since September 2022. That embargo is still in place for now, but Southend this week agreed a takeover by a consortium led by Australian Justin Rees, who has wiped out their previously perilous HMRC debt and will officially take over from the start of next month. This news has been widely received and praised across football, and we wish the Shrimpers all the best in the future.
On the pitch, it's been yet another incredible season so far for Maher's side considering their issues, but due to a 10 point deduction enforced for their deferral of HMRC debts, the Shrimpers currently occupy the final relegation spot in 21st place, having won six, drawn three and lost five of their 14 games so far, scoring 23 and conceding 17. Harry Cardwell has scored 10 of those goals, putting him towards the top of the goalscoring charts, and he is one to watch, along with Afghanistan international Noor Husin, who has impressed in the middle of the park.
Do not be fooled in the slightest by Southend's misleading league position; the Shrimpers would occupy the last playoff place were it not for their deduction, and celebrated the news of their takeover in style with a comfortable 2-0 win over Oxford City at Roots Hall on Tuesday night.
A Jack Bridge goal cancelled out former Southend loanee Marcus Dackers' opener as it finished 1-1 at the Laithwaite in April. This was the second 1-1 draw of the season in this fixture, with September 2022's fixture in Essex seeing Reece Grego-Cox's goal cancelled out by Dackers during his loan spell with the Shrimpers. Woking did get one over Southend in October 2022 in the FA Cup fourth qualifying round, with goals from Padraig Amond and Ricky Korboa enough after former Cardinal favourite Jake Hyde had levelled the tie.
In the previous season, following their relegation from League Two, Southend were beaten 2-0 by Woking at Roots Hall in October 2021; goals from Tahvon Campbell and Max Kretzschmar were enough to defeat Maher's side containing former Card Kacper Lopata. The reverse fixture in February 2022 went the Shrimpers' way, with a five goal thriller seeing Southend edge it 3-2 at the Laithwaite in front of the BT Sport cameras, with Harry Cardwell getting the winner.
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Concession: £15
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Under 14 (13 & under): £5
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Supporters are reminded to arrive at the Laithwaite Community Stadium in good time, and are not guaranteed to gain entry in time for kick-off when arriving less than 30 minutes before kick-off.
The Cardinals Bar is located at the front of the stadium.
The bar has full draught and bottle beer options. The Fan Zone is the newest addition for supporters and is located opposite the Cardinals Bar.
Moaners Corner Café is located next Moaners Corners Stand, with hot and cold drinks, plus snacks available. The Seymours Community Stand has hot food options and a last lane for beverages.
The Club Shop is open two-and-a-half hours before kick-off, located by the Fan Zone. The shop is also open Mon - Fri, 10:00 - 16:00, upon check-in at reception.
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In the late 1890s, several teams had "Southend" in their name. But Southend United was formed following a meeting in the Blue Boar on May 19th, 1906. Playing at Roots Hall, the club gained election to the Southern League Second Division, winning the titles in the first two seasons, and entering the FA Cup in 1907.
At the end of WWI, Roots Hall was unusable and Southend United moved to The Kursaal. The Southern League clubs formed the new Third Division.
At the end of 1933/34, the Blues moved to the Southend Stadium. They gave Tottenham a fright in the FA Cup of 1935/6, drawing 4-4 at White Hart Lane.
After WWII, the 1950s saw soaring crowds, high scoring matches and a run to the fifth round of the FA Cup. In 1955/56 the Blues moved into the new Roots Hall.
In 1963/64, a poor season saw gates down and significant debts. Next season, the club was relegated to Division Four. Second place in 1971/72 ensured a return to the Third Division. But in 1975/76 the Blues dropped back to Division Four. Another second place in 1977/78 saw them return to the third tier. Next season, in the FA Cup the Blues drew 0-0 at home to European Champions Liverpool in the third round, before losing the replay 3-0.
Southend were relegated at the end of 1979/80 but bounced straight back and finished seventh in Division Three in 1982/83. But troubled times followed. In 1984 former England captain Bobby Moore, a board member, took over as manager but could not prevent relegation. The club avoided having to seek re-election on the last day of 1984/85 while debts were growing. Promotion came in 1986/87, but relegation
followed two years later. Back-to-back promotions in the next two seasons saw Southend in the First Division (second tier). The arrival of manager Barry Fry and striker Stan Collymore ensured survival in the first season.
Despite a good start to the 1990s, 1996/97 was the first of two successive relegations, with 1999/2000 seeing a third narrowly avoided.
In 2002/03 and 2003/04, the Shrimpers reached the LDV trophy final. Promotion to League One came through the play-offs. In 2004/05 the team won promotion to the Championship.
Although Southend were relegated again in 2005/06, the 2006/07 Carling Cup saw them defeat Manchester United 1-0 to reach the fifth round. The side reached the play-offs in 2007/08 and the next season drew 1-1 against Chelsea at Stamford
Bridge in the FA Cup third round, before losing the replay 4-1. But 2009/10 saw relegation to League Two. In 2012/13 the Blues reached the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy final. In 2014/15 they were back in League One via the play-offs. However successive relegations in 2019/20 and 2020/21 meant a drop to the fifth tier for the first time in their history. A thirteenth-place finish in 2021/22 came amidst continuing disquiet amongst the fans regarding the future of the club, its ownership, and its location. In February 2023, a £1.4m payment to HMRC at least offered some respite. But a run of poor results meant the club missed out on the end of season play-offs by three points.
The situation surrounding points deductions, court appearances and the ownership of the club is ongoing at the time of writing.
Previous clubs: Southend United U21s and U23s, Chelmsford City (Caretaker Manager), Bristol Rovers (Caretaker Manager)
Kevin played as a central midfielder for Southend United from 1998 to 2008, where he helped them win the League Two play-offs in 2004/05 and top League One the following year. During his playing career he scored 26 goals in 599 appearances, with 25 goals coming in his 454 games for Southend. Although born in England, he was eligible to play for the Republic of Ireland and made four appearances for their under-21 team.
In 2014 he started his coaching career at Chelmsford City but moved to Southend in 2015 to manage the U21s. In 2016 he became a first team coach at Bristol Rovers, taking on the interim management on two occasions. He returned to Southend as head coach in October 2021, replacing Phil Brown. Southend’s 2-2 draw at Rochdale last weekend was his 100th game in charge, 42 of which he has won. Other notable names on the staff team are John Still, who is Head of Football, and Stan Collymore, who is Senior Football Strategist.
Position: Forward, Number: 9, Age: 26
Debut: vs King’s Lynn Town, 21.01.2022
Harry Cardwell signed for Southend United in January 2022 for an undisclosed fee from Chorley. A former Scotland U21 international, Cardwell began his career in the youth system at his hometown club, Hull City, before joining Reading’s Academy at the age of 16.
In 2017, after five years with the Royals, Cardwell moved back up north to join Grimsby Town on a permanent deal and went on to make 53 appearances in the Football League for the Mariners before signing for Chorley in 2020. The 6ft 3 striker was instrumental in the Magpies’ historic FA Cup run in 2020/21, also scoring the equaliser in the 3-2 comeback win away at Wigan Athletic.
Cardwell then spent the second half of the 2020/21 season on loan at Stockport County following the curtailment of the National League North, featuring 19 times and grabbing six goals as the Hatters fell short in the National League play-offs.
In his fist half-season at Roots Hall, Harry scored three goals in 14 league appearances. He managed to remain fit for the second half of the 2022/23 season, netting seven times after the turn of the year, including two last-minute winners. This season Harry has got off to a prolific start, with 9 goals in his first 13 games, including both of his sides’ goals in last weekend’s 2-2 draw at Rochdale. Made 5 appearances on loan at Woking in 2015.
Woking 0 Southend United 2
FA Cup Round One
15 November 1997
Less than a year after taking Coventry City to a replay, Conference side Woking were seen by many as favourites to beat a Southend team struggling in the third tier Division Two following relegation from Division One the previous season. It was perhaps a surprise to many then when Blues struck twice late on to win their first ever meeting with Woking 2-0. First Nathan Jones scored with a brilliant free-kick to put the Shrimpers ahead on 88 minutes, before Phil Gridelet finished from close range to put the tie beyond doubt two minutes later.
Southend went to Craven Cottage in Round Two but went out 1-0 to Fulham.
Southend United 0 Woking 2
Vanarama National League
13th November 2021
The teams went in to their first league meeting with Southend still finding their feet in the National League following their relegation to the fifth tier for the first time in their history, and Woking struggling to find the form they had shown in early October.
The deadlock was broken in the 22nd minute with in-form Tahvon Campbell showing neat control before placing his shot perfectly in the bottom left corner, his 10th goal of the season. With Southend’s pressure not reaping any rewards it was Woking who scored to seal the victory. A Max Kretzschmar shot struck the arm of a
Southend defender. Kretzschmar convincingly slotted the penalty into the top left corner and celebrated with the buoyant 308-strong travelling support.
Vanarama National League
12th February 2022
The return fixture again saw a victory for the away team.
As early as the eighth minute a vicious shot from Callum Powell left Mark Smith unsure whether to stick or twist, and his palmed save saw the ball roll to Jason Demetriou for an academic tap-in to open the scoring, with the Woking defence scrambling to respond.
Within three minutes it was 2-0 to Southend. Powell claiming one for himself as the ball fell to him after a goalmouth scramble. His vicious low drive found the square foot of space at the base of Smith’s near post.
With the score 0-2 at half-time it was with surprise and gratitude that the Kingfield Road End welcomed a goal for the home side within a few minutes of the restart, as Inih Effiong fired a deflected shot over Steve Arnold to halve the deficit.
And then, just before the hour, it was level. Shaun Hobson’s foul on substitute Tarryn Allarakhia in the penalty area gave Woking a penalty which Effiong struck straight down the middle to level things up. The Cards’ best spell of the game then threatened a third without a genuinely clear-cut chance. And with their first real chance of the half in the 76th minute Southend found their winner. Harry
Cardwell beating Tyreke Johnson in the air and bulleting his header into the ground and past the despairing Smith.
Southend United 1 Woking 1
Vanarama National League
4th October 2022
Woking earned a point at Roots Hall in a 1-1 draw earlier this season.
The Cards’ front-foot start led to Reece GregoCox’s excellent 14th minute strike from the edge of the penalty area, but this was cancelled out by Marcus Dackers’ (now a Card) equaliser in the 66th minute, after sustained pressure from Blues. The result left the Cards in the play-off places while Southend dropped to 13th. 134 supporters made the journey to Essex and their applause to the Woking players was reciprocated in the usual manner come full-time.
Woking 2 Southend United 1
FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round
15th October 2022
11 days after the drawn league fixture at Roots Hall Woking beat a determined Southend United at the Laithwaite Community Stadium on a changeable afternoon weather-wise where Spring, Summer and Autumn all made an appearance.
Pádraig Amond gave Woking the lead, with his first Cards goal, on 9 minutes, curling a sweetly struck 20 yard free-kick past the despairing dive of Nna Noukea in the Southend goal.
Southend equalised, albeit against the run of play, on 37 minutes. A free-kick routine of their own teeing up ex-Card Jake Hyde to fire past Craig Ross. Woking’s winner came on 82 minutes through Ricky Korboa’s first goal for the club, following good work from Josh Casey, and debutant Rhys Browne. Sarll’s substitutions making the crucial difference. However, Woking were knocked out of the cup by Oxford United in the next round.
Woking 1 Southend United 1
Vanarama National League
10th April 2023
Something of a midfield battle this one, before a respectable crowd of 3,798. Marcus Dackers’ put Woking ahead in the 47th minute, only for Jack Bridge to equalize five minutes later.
The significance of this result, combined with results elsewhere, was that Woking had confirmed their place in the end-of-season play-offs – the first time in their history they had made this achievement.
Players that have represented both clubs
Phil Gridelet, Harry Taylor, Nathan Ralph, Jake Hyde, Marcus Dackers, Harry Cardwell
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Woking Football Club is proud to announce the launch of a hidden disability initiative for matchdays at the Laithwaite Community Stadium.
Globally, one in six of us live with a disability. Whilst some disabilities are visible, many have non-visible disabilities that are not immediately apparent to others; the most widely known being Dementia or Alzheimer’s.
Without a visual cue, it can be difficult for others to identify, acknowledge, or understand the daily barriers faced by people living with an invisible disability. For some people, this can make it hard to understand and believe that someone with a non-visible disability or condition genuinely needs support.
There will be a stall within the Fan Zone at this Saturday's fixture against Solihull Moors for supporters to access further information about the programme, raise awareness, and ask any questions.
The Cards Trust has kindly provided 100 sunflower lanyards that will be made available free of charge to any supporters or their carers that request one, to help encourage inclusivity, acceptance and understanding. The lanyards will first be available within the Fan Zone and then from the club shop and reception.
A sunflower suggests happiness, positivity, and strength as well as growth and confidence. The lanyards are universally known and supporters will already be aware of their promotion at airports, railway stations, shopping centres and more.
AUGUST
Sat Aug 05 Kidderminster Harriers
Sat Aug 12 Altrincham
Tue Aug 15 Rochdale
Sat Aug 19 Barnet
Sat Aug 26 Gateshead
Mon Aug 28 Dorking Wanderers
SEPTEMBER
Sat Sept 02 Maidenhead United
Sat Sept 09 Solihull Moors
Sat Sept 16 Hartlepool United
Tue Sept 19 Ebbsfleet United
Sat Sept 23 York City
Tue Sept 26 Wealdstone
Sat Sept 30 AFC Fylde
OCTOBER
Tue Oct 03 FC Halifax Town
Sat Oct 07 Southend United
Sat Oct 14 Hemel Hempstead
Sat Oct 21 Dagenham & Redbridge
Tue Oct 24 Eastleigh
Sat Oct 28 Bromley
NOVEMBER
Sat Nov 11 Oxford City
Sat Nov 18 Oldham Athletic
Tue Nov 21 Chesterfield
Sat Nov 25 Boreham Wood
DECEMBER
Sat Dec 02 Gateshead (FAT R3)
Sat Dec 09 TBC
Sat Dec 16 Dorking Wanderers
Sat Dec 23 Maidenhead United
Tue Dec 26 Aldershot Town
JANUARY
Mon Jan 01 Aldershot Town
Sat Jan 06 Solihull Moors
Sat Jan 20 Oxford City
Tue Jan 23 Chesterfield
Sat Jan 27 Oldham Athletic
FEBRUARY
Sat Feb 03 Boreham Wood
Sat Feb 10 Hartlepool United
Sat Feb 17 FC Halifax Town
Tue Feb 20 Ebbsfleet United
Sat Feb 24 Wealdstone
MARCH
Sat Mar 02 Kidderminster Harriers
Sat Mar 09 Altrincham
Tue Mar 12 Rochdale
Sat Mar 16 Barnet
Sat Mar 23 Southend United
Fri Mar 29 Eastleigh
APRIL
Mon Apr 01 Bromley
Sat Apr 06 Dagenham & Redbridge
Sat Apr 13 York City
Sat Apr 20 AFC Fylde
TUNJI AKINOLA
PADRAIG AMOND
JERMAINE ANDERSON
ALEXIS ANDRE JR.
NANA BOATENG
ZAK
RHYS
JOSH
SCOTT CUTHBERT
THOMAS DICKSON-PETERS
REECE GREGO-COX
SAM
DAN
TIMI
The Cards Trust (Cardinals Supporters Society) has worked with the Club to represent fans for more than a decade. The Trust is a shareholder of the Club (and owns around a quarter of it) and has a representative on the Board to put forward the fans’ views.
Supporters can join The Cards Trust for just £10 per year. Information about joining is on the Trust website.
An initiative to help the Club’s playing budget with regular contributions. More than £200,000 has gone to the Club throughout the scheme.
A prize draw with twelve draws per year. Around £20,000 has been given to support the Club and more than £12,000 in prizes.
The prize draw that gives back 50% to the lucky winner with a draw at half-time on matchday, with a minimum stake of just £1. The prizes have recently been around £400 and the winning number is announced and displayed on the digital screen at half-time.
The Trust also organises social events and co-
ordinates the activities of volunteers. Please get in touch if you would like to help on match days.
A scheme with a range of activities for under 16s including stadium tours and competitions.
The Fans’ Player of the Month and Player of the Season polls are conducted by the Trust.
The Cards Trust arranges coach travel to away matches for supporters at the lowest cost possible. If you are an advertiser that would like to sponsor the travel, please get in touch.
Details of all coaches are available on the Trust website, where tickets can be booked online, usually up to 23:00 on the day before the match. Members and Junior Cards get discounted away match travel.
The SLG consults with fans (both Trust members and non-members) and the Club to improve the fan experience. Real change has been made based on ideas from the group including the successful Turner's Tannoy appeal which has financed the recent upgrade in the PA at the stadium.
The Cards Trust are running coaches to all matches up until the end of 2023.
Remember, members and Junior Cards save money on bookings with their membership!
For more information
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All travel with the Cards Trust is subject to the Cards Trust Travel Policy which is informed by legal and other restrictions. e.g. no alcohol is allowed on coaches. The policy can be viewed online on the website.
Any queries should be sent to adam.bowyer@cardstrust.co.uk
Today’s Goldrush will be a hybrid of online and ‘at the ground’ sales.
For the game against Ebbsfleet, the prize was £300.50 the winning ticket number 01311 and the winner John Scriver from Guildford.
400 CLUB AUGUST WINNERS
£100 Number 77 - Eddie Buckler
£75 Number 190 - Bill Sutton
£50 Number 76 - Derek Stevenson
To get involved contact john.hooker@cardstrust.co.uk.
Happy birthday from Woking Football Club, to…
Noah Hawkesworth
October 3rd - 6 years old
Elliot Hawkesworth
October 4th - 10 years old
Oscar Simpson
October 8th - 8 years old
Bon-Scott Clyde
October 10th - 13 years old
Favourite Woking player is James Kellerman because he plays in midfield like Zac! Tottenham fan and play for Curley Park Rangers. Come on you Cards!
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WOKING FC SOUTHEND UNITED MANAGER: KEVIN MAHER
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ASSISTANT REFEREE 2 JONATHON BLOCK
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