Godalming Walking Football Club

The Godalming Town Fair gave the Club an opportunity to support our sponsors, Guardian Angels Carers.
Enjoying the sunshine, we paraded through Godalming high street with the FA walking football trophy. We later attended the GAC stand & met the new Mayor of Godalming, Tom Kiehl.

Godalming 60s were presented the trophies for the Middlesex League and League Cup today at Rayners Lane FC. They completed the season undefeated and win the League for the fourth consecutive season.

Godalming 60s win 3 matches at Surrey League to remain top. The players had their medical bottles listing important information in case of a medical emergency. Fortunately not required on the day

Godalming 60s travelled to Rayners Lane in North London on Sunday to see if they could add the 2026 Middlesex League Cup to the 2025/2026 Middlesex League which was secured last month. The late dropout of Pimlico meant that the competition was restructured and Gods needed to play Hemel and Watford twice each in a 'double round robin' of 18 minute games. Starting off with a deserved 1-0 win over Hemel, they then watched the other two teams fight out a draw, and then beat Watford 1-0 to reach half way knowing a win over Hemel again would mean getting their hands on the trophy. The second game against Hemel showcased Gods at their best - great interplay and lovely goals resulting in a 2-0 win. The final 'dead' match against Watford resulted in another 1-0 win as they remained unbeaten with an impressive 4 wins, 5 goals and 0 conceded. A superb League Cup win with a skeleton squad of 6 so big smiles all round especially stand in Manager, Tim Gorringe.

A mixed start for the 50s for the beginning of the new season in the Surrey FA League on Thursday. 1 win, 1 draw & 2 loses but it's a long season, so hopefully improvements will come. At least it was a nice sunny afternoon😀

Both the 60s & Multiage groups were in action for the beginning of the new Surrey FA season on Friday. Both teams starting very well, with the 60s winning all 3 of their matches (including a 10-0 win!) & the Multiage securing 3 wins & 1 draw, scoring 11 goals. Hopefully this is the start of a successful campaign for both squads.

With 2 wins in their final matches the 60s take the Middlesex League for the 4th year in a row. Well done to all the squad players involved this season. Another exceptional achievement.