Walton & Hersham Football Club is a semi-professional

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club based in

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. Founded in 1945 following the amalgamation of Walton FC and Hersham FC, they currently play in the Southern League South Division. The club is affiliated to the

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. The club joined the

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upon formation, and after a difficult first season won three consecutive league titles. In 1950, the club moved to the

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, and were later placed in the Premier Division upon expansion in 1963. Walton & Hersham were named league champions for a fourth time during the 1968–69 season, and shortly after joined the

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. The club's most successful period soon followed, which saw them reach the

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Second Round and win the

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, although the departure of manager

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and several players to

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saw the club quickly relegated to the Isthmian League Division Two. After coming close to extinction in the late 1970s, former

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winner

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was briefly named as president and the club later managed to find consistency throughout the 1980s. The Swans regularly earned promotion and suffered relegation between the Isthmian League divisions throughout the next decades, and named

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chairman

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as a board member for several years. Following the 2015–16 season, the club suffered relegation to the Combined Counties Premier Division and began to struggle once again. In August 2017, Walton & Hersham left Stompond Lane and moved into the Elmbridge Sports Hub – a £20 million sports complex development shared with local rivals Walton Casuals. After three seasons in the ninth tier of English football, the club suffered further relegation to the Combined Counties Division One and long-term owner Alan Smith stepped down from his position. In July 2019, the club was taken over by a group of students, who claim to be the youngest owners in world football. Walton & Hersham are the inspiration behind the name of

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band

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, which was derived from a piece of graffiti reading 'Walton & Hersham 69'.

History

1945–1963

Discussions of the amalgamation of local rivals Walton FC and Hersham FC took place as early as 1912, but the idea was rejected by membership vote. A second vote took place 11 years later, but with a tied decision the club remained separate, and the idea was once again rejected in 1933. However, when Hersham FC no longer had a home ground in 1945, the two clubs met again and came to an agreement to join the newly founded

as one club. Despite a poor first season, Walton & Hersham won the league three consecutive times from 1946 to 1949. They also won the

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for the first time during the 1947–48 season with a 2–1 win against

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. In 1950, the club were elected to the

and finished runners up in their debut season while also winning their second Surrey Senior Cup. Walton & Hersham reached the

semi-finals in both the 1951–52 and 1952–53 seasons, and during this period gained a substantial following. The club reached the

First Round for the first time in 1957–58, losing 6–1 to

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in front of 6,000 people. They won the Surrey Senior Cup for a third time in 1960–61, and retained the trophy the following year.

1963–1994

The Athenian League expanded in 1963 and Walton & Hersham were placed in the Premier Division. A period of mid-table football followed until the 1967 appointment of

as manager heralded a new era of success. In 1968–69 he won the Athenian League, followed by two successive visits to the FA Cup first round in 1969–70 and 1970–71. The Surrey Senior Cup was won again in 1970–71. Walton & Hersham were elected to the

in 1971, and the 1972–73 season proved statistically their greatest ever. They won the Surrey Senior Cup, finished as runners-up in the league, reached the FA Cup second round for the first time and, most prestigiously, won the FA Amateur Cup, defeating

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. They set a unique record by winning the competition without conceding a goal. Players including

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, Willie Smith and Roger Connell became regulars in the England amateur international team. As FA Amateur Cup Winners they were invited to compete in the 1973 Final of The Coppa Ottorino Barassi (The Barassi Cup). They played Jesolo the Italian Amamtuer Cup Winners. The Swans won both legs 4–0 at home and 2-0 Away to lift the trophy. In 1973–74, the club reached the FA Cup second round again, having beaten

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4–0. Following the defeat, Clough almost got into a fight with comedian

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, who was associated with Walton & Hersham at the time and was laughing about the result to a friend during a phone call. In 1974, Batsford left to manage

and took several players with him. Walton & Hersham were relegated in 1975 and, although they reached the FA Cup first round again in the 1975–76 season, they went close to extinction in the late 1970s. They inspired the name of

band

(who formed in 1976), as they derived it from a piece of graffiti which read 'Walton & Hersham 69'. Despite briefly having

as president, the club endured a lean period throughout the 1980s.

1994–2018

Walton & Hersham were promoted to the Isthmian top flight in 1994, and reached the FA Cup first round again that season, although relegation followed in 1996. They were promoted the following year, but relegation followed again in 2000. After a spell in the

First Division, they appointed long-serving player

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as manager and he led them to a successful 2004–05 season, with promotion secured as runners-up. After the resignation of

in October 2006, former Gillingham first-team coach Bobby Paterson took over after a long search for a new manager. Walton & Hersham were relegated that season and Paterson's contract was terminated. The assistant manager Les Cleevely - the former

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player/assistant manager for whom he made over 500 appearances - took over. Former

chairman

became a member of Walton & Hersham's board of directors, and after a mid-table finish to the 2007–08 season, Les Cleevely became the academy coach while Jimmy Bolton took over as manager. In March 2009, Jimmy Bolton was replaced for the rest of the season by Matt Elverson as caretaker manager. During the 2009 off-season,

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was appointed manager, although his reign only lasted until September 2010. Chuck Martini was appointed soon after. At the end of the 2015–16 season Walton & Hersham were relegated to the

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Premier Division. The club appointed Simon Haughney as first team manager on 22 June 2016, with former Guyana international Howard Newton as assistant manager.

2019-

In June 2019 - after a season ending in relegation to the Combined Counties League One - the club was taken over by a consortium of seven young people; Thomas Bradbury, Reme Edetanlen, Jack Newton, Sartej Tucker, Ben Madelin, Calogero Scannella and Stephan Karidis. They got off to a winning start in the league with a 3–0 victory over Eversley & California FC. Media coverage has been a prominent strategy for the new ownership, with national & international coverage documenting the club's direction as the unverified "youngest owners in world football". The new directors also featured in a

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documentary that recorded their experiences, filmed during their first season in charge. On April 14, 2020, Manager George Busumbru stepped down, citing 'personal reasons'. Scott Harris, former player & former assistant coach at Walton Casuals, replaced George. In 2021 the club were promoted to the Premier Division South based on their results in the abandoned 2019–20 and 2020–21 seasons. After six years away from the Isthmian League, a 1–0 victory over Raynes Park Vale on 9 April 2022 secured at least a second placed spot and back-to-back promotions. The club returned to Step 4 for the first time since relegation in 15/16. In 2023, after finishing 2nd in the Isthmian South Central Division, the club secured a third successive promotion following a 3-1 win in the division play-off finals against Hanworth Villa, which returns the club to Step 3, a key goal for the owners. The season saw other records with striker Eddie Simon scoring an English record of four hat-tricks in successive games. As of July 2023, the club has amassed 1.1 million TikTok followers (@waltonhershamfc), granting it a sizeable global following.

Stadium

Walton & Hersham play their home games at the Elmbridge Sports Hub, Waterside Drive, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, KT12 2JP. The club moved into the stadium for the 2017–18 season following a two-year, £20 million redevelopment on the site of the former Waterside Stadium. The stadium was shared with Walton Casuals until they folded, as well as the local athletics club with an eight-lane Olympic standard athletics track located behind the main stand and clubhouse of the football stadium. The club have spent much of their history at Stompond Lane, where they began playing upon formation in 1945. The Swans notably hosted

in a 6–1 defeat in the

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First Round and earned a 0–0 draw against

in the

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edition. In 2017, the stadium was demolished to make way for new housing developments as the club moved across town.

Players and staff

Current squad

Coaching staff

:''As of 16th August 2022.''

Achievements

*League **

***Winners: 1968–69 ***Runners-up (3): 1950–51, 1969–70, 1970–71 **

***Winners (3): 1946–47, 1947–48, 1948–49 ***Runners-up: 1949–50 **

***Winners: 1972–73 ***Division One ****Runners-up: 2004–05 ****Third place (2): 1993–94, 1996–97 ***South Central Division ****Runners-up:

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***Premier Division South ****Runners Up: 2021-22 ***Division One ****Runners Up:

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:* Cup :**

:*** Winners: 1972–73 :** Barassi Cup :*** Winners: 1973–74 :** CCL Premier Challenge Cup :***Winners: 2021-22 :**

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:*** Runners-up: 1973–74 :**

:*** Winners (6): 1947–48, 1950–51, 1960–61, 1961–62, 1970–71, 1972–73 :*** Runners-up (6): 1951–52, 1959–60, 1969–70, 1971–72, 1973–74, 2004–05

Records

Matches

* First competitive match: Epsom Town 7–1 Walton & Hersham,

, 1 September 1945 * First

match: Walton & Hersham 11–0 Epsom Town, First Qualifying Round, 22 September 1945 * First

match: Walton & Hersham 6–0 Stoke Recreation, Second Qualifying Round, 13 October 1945 * First

match: Walton & Hersham 2–3

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, First Round, 1 December 1945 * First

match: Walton & Hersham 1–0

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, First Qualifying Round, 22 September 1973 * First

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match:

3–0 Walton & Hersham, Third Qualifying Round, 30 November 1974 * First Barassi Cup match: Walton & Hersham 4–0 AC Jesolo, First Leg, 18 October 1973 * First

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match: Walton & Hersham 3–4

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, First Round, 9 March 1976 * First

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match:

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1–5 Walton & Hersham, First Round, 18 December 1990 * First

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match:

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0–3 Walton & Hersham, Second Qualifying Round, 24 September 2016 * First Combined Counties Premier Challenge Cup match: Walton & Hersham 5–1 Eversley & California, Second Round, 1 November 2016 * Record attendance: 10,000 (v

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Fourth round, 1955)

Results

* Record win: ** 11–0 v Epsom Town,

First Qualifying Round, 22 September 1945 ** 11–0 v Redhill,

Fourth qualifying round, 10 November 1945 ** 11–0 v

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Preliminary Round, 21 September 1946 * Record defeat: ** 0–7 v

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, Isthmian League Division One, 18 September 1984 ** 0–7 v

, Isthmian League Premier Division, 14 March 1998 ** 0–7 v

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, Isthmian League Premier Division, 17 February 2007 ** 1–8 v

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, Isthmian League Division One, 21 December 1974 ** 1–8 v

, Surrey Senior Cup first round, 1 January 1990 ** 2–9 v

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, Athenian League, 13 February 1960 ** 2–9 v

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Fourth qualifying round, 6 November 1976 * Highest scoring game: ** 9–3 v

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, FA Amateur Cup, 26 October 1946 ** 9–3 v Bedford Avenue,

, 19 April 1947 ** 9–3 v Hornchurch & Upminster,

, 28 January 1961 ** 11–1 v Twickenham,

Preliminary Round, 18 September 1948

Competitions

best performance: 1st, 1946–47, 1947–48, 1948–49 *

best performance: 1st – Premier Division, 1968–69 *

best performance: 2nd, 1973–74 *

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best performance: 2nd – Premier Division South, 2021-22 *

best performance: Winners, 1972–73 *

best performance: Second round, 1972–73, 1973–74 *

best performance: Fourth round, 2004–05 *

best performance: Fourth round,

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best performance: Runners-up, 1973–74 *

best performance: Winners, 1947–48, 1950–51, 1960–61, 1961–62, 1970–71, 1972–73

Former players

# Players that have played/managed in the football league or any foreign equivalent to this level (i.e. fully professional league). # Players with full international caps. * Timi Alexander *

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* Laurience Batty *

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* Casey Castle *

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* Roger Connell * Neil Cordice * Ivailo Dimitrov * Dave Donaldson *

* Andy Driscoll *

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* Sander smets * Marvin Farrell * Mark Fiore * Akwasi Fobi-Edusei * Daniel Francis * Joe Gadston * Abdeen Temitope Abdul *

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* Nick Gindre * Byron Glasgow * Michael Gordon * Alan Hawley *

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* Mick Heath *

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* Joe Howe *

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* Francis Joseph * Calum Kitscha * Gary MacDonald * Stuart Massey * Chris McClaren *

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* Mark McLeod *

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* Kieran Murphy * Mick Murphy *

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* Howard Newton * Mark Nwokeji * Roy Odiaka *

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* Steve Parsons * Mark Peters * Neil Price *

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* Andy Sayer * Andre Scarlett * Claude Stephane Seanla * Chris Sharpling *

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* Paul Smith * Matt Somner *

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Steve Terry Steven Graham Terry (born 14 June 1962) is an English former professional footballer who played as a defender in the Football League for Watford, Hull City and Northampton Town. He played in the 1984 FA Cup Final for Watford. Career Playing ...

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Graham Westley Graham Neil Westley (born 4 March 1968) is an English former professional footballer and manager who was most recently manager of League Two club Stevenage. Westley's playing career, spent mostly as a striker in non-League football, was curta ...

Stephen Wilkins Stephen Wilkins (born 31 August 1959) is an English retired footballer who played as a midfielder in the Football League for Brentford. After his release in 1978, he embarked on a long career in non-League football and made a return to professi ...

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