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Steven Hughes, Peter Lowe, Jonathan Wilks
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We were drawn away to Hartley Wintney in the 2Q. However it would seem that there is some confusion. According to the NLP, HW won 2-1 at Walton Casuals, but according to the HW website,...they LOST 2-1 at Walton Casuals. Foul up by the FA? It could only happen when Hampton are involved!

HAMPTON, AROUND AND ABOUT

Things you may not know, or didn’t know you knew!

No 5 WILLIAM BENJAMIN HOME-GALL
Author and Club Vice-President

During this centenary season I will try to find out as much as possible about those people who were connected with the club in the early days of its ...

HAMPTON, AROUND AND ABOUT

Things you may not know, or didn’t know you knew!

No 4 Dr ARTHUR DEAKER OWEN
Hampton FC Vice-President & First Club Doctor

Continuing my search to find and identify those connected with the first days of Hampton FC’s existence, I have turned my attention to Doctor Arthur ...

Tonbridge have advised that tickets can be bought on their Web site in advance.

Admissions on the day are by CARD only.

Correction 4 times winning 3-1 away!
One of them though was a Southern Comination Cup Final, don't think that really counts, mind you it was at Maidenhead United,

Correction 4 times winning 3-1 away!

In answer to Tony we have NEVER won 5-0 on the opening day of the season. In terms of away wins we have won 3-1, three times, the last occasion 18th August 2001 @ St Albans. Our best ever opening day results, until Eastbourne, were both 4-0 wins at home, both in the 60s; v Hoddesdon Town on 20th ...

HAMPTON, AROUND AND ABOUT

Things you may not know, or didn’t know you knew!

No 3 Lewis 'Jerry' Abershaw & John Little
Strung up on the same day

The 3rd August 1795 wasn’t a good day for meek and mild John Little from Kew. He was down to be hanged on Kennington Common Gallows with two other ...

The Top Field is not available for Supporter Car parking today. It is too wet up there. Players/Officials and Blue Badge (booked) parking only.

No 2 SLAVERY AND HAMPTON
Who in Hampton had invested in the Slave Trade?

The Emancipation of Slavery Act was passed in 1833, in order to get the Bill through Parliament it was agreed that plantation owners would be ‘compensated’ for the loss of their ‘assets’ – the slaves. It is surprising to us ...

At the risk of being shouted at and bearing in mind that I am not a Club Official.

The club's capacity is controlled by the Local Authority and for the QPR game it was 500, the attendance was 495. The capacity for Brentford B/Carshalton was set for the same level. I have no idea if or when it is ...