Woking: Club Profile
Barcelona and Real Madrid? Celtic and Rangers? River Place and Boca Juniors? Nah, it’s all about Woking and Stevenage! Out of nowhere came a fierce rivalry during our hotly-contested time at the top of the Conference. It was most likely because the Cards couldn’t seem to win the title. It’s all rooted in jealousy, you see.
First meeting during our rubbish 1987-8 Vauxhall Opel League Division 1 campaign, a love-hate relationship grew from 1994 on; us having caught them in the Conference by then. In that, we mean we loved to hate each other. And we’ve gone on to meet more times than any other side. For us that is, not necessarily them.
Our paths, however, separated in the 21st century. We got good, and they got rubbish. Rather than slogging it out with us for the Conference title, Woking were more often to be battling relegation. Now we’re established in the Football League and they’re struggling to re-establish themselves in the Conference.
The Facts
Woking: Record vs Boro'
| Pl | W | D | L | F | A | GD | Pts* | WR% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 40 | 12 | 9 | 19 | 51 | 64 | -13 | 42 | 30% |
* league points only
Woking: Result-by-Result (Boro' Scoring First)
Tuesday 24 February 2009
Saturday 01 November 2008
Tuesday 08 April 2008
Saturday 22 December 2007
Tuesday 09 October 2007
Tuesday 06 March 2007
Tuesday 03 October 2006
Tuesday 24 January 2006
Tuesday 16 August 2005
Tuesday 05 April 2005
Wednesday 30 March 2005
Saturday 15 January 2005
Tuesday 07 December 2004
Saturday 06 March 2004
Tuesday 07 October 2003
Saturday 15 March 2003
Saturday 28 September 2002
Saturday 09 February 2002
Friday 05 October 2001
Monday 26 March 2001
Tuesday 26 September 2000
Saturday 12 February 2000
Saturday 18 December 1999
Tuesday 09 November 1999
Monday 12 April 1999
Saturday 20 March 1999
Tuesday 31 March 1998
Saturday 11 October 1997
Wednesday 16 April 1997
Saturday 12 April 1997
Saturday 05 April 1997
Saturday 02 November 1996
Tuesday 15 October 1996
Monday 08 April 1996
Tuesday 05 September 1995
Saturday 11 March 1995
Saturday 04 March 1995
Monday 05 September 1994
Saturday 12 March 1988
Saturday 24 October 1987
Players For Us... and Them
| Ben Abbey | Profile |
| Bruno Andrade | Profile |
| Paul Barrowcliff | Profile |
| Damien Batt | Profile |
| Ashley Bayes | Profile |
| Sam Beasant | Profile |
| Ollie Berquez | Profile |
| Dale Binns | Profile |
| Jon Brady | Profile |
| Rob Burch | Profile |
| Jamie Campbell | Profile |
| Charlie Carter | Profile |
| Chris Collins | Profile |
| Michael Crowe | Profile |
| Craig Dobson | Profile |
| Shaun Donnellan | Profile |
| Michael Doughty | Profile |
| Inih Effiong | Profile |
| Sean Evers | Profile |
| James Ferry | Profile |
| Johnny Goddard | Profile |
| Giuliano Grazioli | Profile |
| Phil Gridelet | Profile |
| Charlie Griffin | Profile |
| Kelly Haag | Profile |
| Paul Hakim | Profile |
| Darran Hay | Profile |
| Jake Hyde | Profile |
| Noel Imber | Profile |
| Tony Joyce | Profile |
| Jack King | Profile |
| Joe Leslie | Profile |
| Jefferson Louis | Profile |
| Jamar Loza | Profile |
| Greg Luer | Profile |
| Gary MacDonald | Profile |
| Donovan Makoma | Profile |
| Craig McAllister | Profile |
| Rodney McAree | Profile |
| Christian Metcalfe | Profile |
| John Mousinho | Profile |
| Darren Murphy | Profile |
| Richard Nugent | Profile |
| Jon Nurse | Profile |
| John Nutter | Profile |
| Yemi Odubade | Profile |
| Luke Oliver | Profile |
| Steve Perkins | Profile |
| Geoff Pitcher | Profile |
| Colin Pluck | Profile |
| Justin Richards | Profile |
| Robert Simpson | Profile |
| Jamie Slabber | Profile |
| Gary Smart | Profile |
| Mark Smith | Profile |
| Alex Smith | Profile |
| Neil Smith | Profile |
| Tony Thorpe | Profile |
| Jamie Waite | Profile |
| Martin Williams | Profile |
| Dean Williams | Profile |
| Brett Williams | Profile |
Woking Ground Information
Away Fans’ Stand
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Ticket Info
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Facilities for Disabled Fans
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Pre-Match Pints
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Woking Travel Information – Distance: 55 miles
By Road
When travelling to Woking, the M25 is predictably your biggest obstacle to getting there. If you do make it around the M25 without too much fuss, you want Junction 11 for the A320. From here, simply follow the signs for Woking until you reach the town centre.
Continue along through the town centre – passing various iconic landmarks including the multi-storey car park and theatre. At the junction with the A247, turn left and right shortly afterwards onto local roads. Kingfield should now be visible.
Tools: AA Route Planner | Highways Agency
Parking
The advice to away fans is to park in the Heathside car park. There are no parking spaces around the stadium and using local streets could land you with a parking ticket.
By Rail
Station: WOKING
Services to: LONDON WATERLOO
It’s a fair walk from the station. But there are two routes to choose from.
The first is the easiest and involves following a signposted route down White Rose Lane. Otherwise, there’s a more scenic route. And we mean ‘scenic’ by Woking standards.
Turn right out of the station and go across the car parking areas and down White Rose Lane until you come to a crossing. Here, cross Oriental Road and then over Heathside Road too. Keep going down White Rose Lane past the turning for Ockenden Road.
At the entrance to Woking Park, go in and turn left to follow a path that runs around the cricket square. Then go left in parallel to the rear of the swimming pool, before heading out to the left for a path that goes between two car parks and runs in parallel to a road.
The ground is in front of you when you reach the main road.
Tools: National Rail | TfL Journey Planner
