Royal Oak FC

The Coach & Horses Football Club was set up in 2007 by Craig Snowden and Steve Cornwell who were looking to set up a game of football for themselves and mates. The 2007/08 season was the first as a club and an 8th place finish in division 4 as well as a semi final appearnace in the league cup was achieved. The 2008/09 season was much improved with additional faces and better results, although a final league placing of 8th (same as the previous season) didn't reflect this. The 2009/10 season saw the club move to the Crooked Billet and change name to the Crooked Billet Boro. A third consecutive 8th place was achieved but our highest points tally of 20 was accumulated. Everything changed for the 2010/11 season. After a tough 14 games we came out on top as champions and also made 2 cup finals. This has resulted in promotion to division 2 for the first time in the clubs history. The 2011/12 season was about stabilising and we had a comfortable mid table 5th finish. Very similar results in 2012/13 saw us finish 5th again and also make the divisional cup final with a heart breaking conclusion. Our 7th season (2013/14) in the CSSFL we played under our 3rd sponsor of 2Dry. A disappointing campaign saw us eliminated at the first hurdle in all 3 cups and a below half way finish. Our 4th Sponsor, Royal Oak will see us through season 8 (2014/15) in division 1. The highest division we have played in.

Royal Oak FC squad

Trevor Hoyte

Kevin Ling

Ian Levy

Darren Ling

Liam Osborne

Ben Snowden

The Royal Oak FC Home Pitch

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