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AFC Oldsmiths |
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GROUNDS
Main Ground
Loring Sports Ground
Water Lane,
Off North Cray Lane
Sidcup DA14 5EJ
NEAREST HOSPITAL:
Queen Mary's Hospital
Frognal Avenue
Sidcup DA14 6LT
020 8296 2000
Water Lane,
Off North Cray Lane
Sidcup DA14 5EJ
NEAREST HOSPITAL:
Queen Mary's Hospital
Frognal Avenue
Sidcup DA14 6LT
020 8296 2000
Ground 2
Club Langley
2 Hawksbrook Lane
Beckenham BR3 3SR
020 8658 6623
NEAREST HOSPITAL
Princess Royal University Hospital
Farnborough Common
Orpington
BR6 8ND
01689 863 000
2 Hawksbrook Lane
Beckenham BR3 3SR
020 8658 6623
NEAREST HOSPITAL
Princess Royal University Hospital
Farnborough Common
Orpington
BR6 8ND
01689 863 000
FIXTURES & TABLES
| 1st Team - Senior Division 3 |
| 2nd Team - Intermediate Division 2 |
| 3rd Team - Junior Division 2 South |
HISTORY
The history of the club dates back to 2009 when a group of graduates from Goldsmiths College, University of London in New Cross decided to continue their passion for playing together. They established a club called Oldsmiths Athletic FC.
In 2013, another group of graduates did the same thing and established Academic Football Club New Cross. In 2014, the two sides decided they were better together and merged to form Academic Football Club (AFC) Oldsmiths.
Having already expanded to field three sides in the historic Southern Amateur League, with ambitions to field four very soon, the club has quickly established itself as one of the fastest growing amateur football clubs in London.
The club continues to maintain formal links with Goldsmiths College, sharing a home ground with the football side and offering a discounted rate to students and recent graduates.
In 2013, another group of graduates did the same thing and established Academic Football Club New Cross. In 2014, the two sides decided they were better together and merged to form Academic Football Club (AFC) Oldsmiths.
Having already expanded to field three sides in the historic Southern Amateur League, with ambitions to field four very soon, the club has quickly established itself as one of the fastest growing amateur football clubs in London.
The club continues to maintain formal links with Goldsmiths College, sharing a home ground with the football side and offering a discounted rate to students and recent graduates.
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THE CLUB
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GROUNDS
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FIXTURES & TABLES
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HISTORY
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Main Ground
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Loring Sports Ground
Water Lane, Off North Cray Lane Sidcup DA14 5EJ NEAREST HOSPITAL: Queen Mary's Hospital Frognal Avenue Sidcup DA14 6LT 020 8296 2000 |
Ground 2
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Club Langley
2 Hawksbrook Lane Beckenham BR3 3SR 020 8658 6623 NEAREST HOSPITAL: Princess Royal University Hospital Farnborough Common Orpington BR6 8ND 01689 863 000 |
| 1st Team - Senior Division 3 | |
| 2nd Team - Intermediate Division 2 | |
| 3rd Team - Junior Division 2 South | |
The history of the club dates back to 2009 when a group of graduates from Goldsmiths College, University of London in New Cross decided to continue their passion for playing together. They established a club called Oldsmiths Athletic FC.
In 2013, another group of graduates did the same thing and established Academic Football Club New Cross. In 2014, the two sides decided they were better together and merged to form Academic Football Club (AFC) Oldsmiths.
Having already expanded to field three sides in the historic Southern Amateur League, with ambitions to field four very soon, the club has quickly established itself as one of the fastest growing amateur football clubs in London.
The club continues to maintain formal links with Goldsmiths College, sharing a home ground with the football side and offering a discounted rate to students and recent graduates.
In 2013, another group of graduates did the same thing and established Academic Football Club New Cross. In 2014, the two sides decided they were better together and merged to form Academic Football Club (AFC) Oldsmiths.
Having already expanded to field three sides in the historic Southern Amateur League, with ambitions to field four very soon, the club has quickly established itself as one of the fastest growing amateur football clubs in London.
The club continues to maintain formal links with Goldsmiths College, sharing a home ground with the football side and offering a discounted rate to students and recent graduates.