Ightham FC recent history
17 Aug 2009

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This file contain details of the club's history since the 2001/02 season.

Player records
17 Aug 2009

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This attachment shows player histories for the following seasons:

2005/06
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11 - NEW

League tables
30 Mar 2011

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The attachment shows the league tables for all four divisions from 2008/09 onwards.

From the archives
29 Mar 2011

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Some snippets from the Sevenoaks Chronicle and other team websites showing a bit of Ightham FC's history:

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  **The attachment shows the Sevenoaks Chronicle report for Ightham's last peice of silverwear, when they won the Smiths League Cup in 2004/05 - no mention of Si Durham's broken cheekbone!**
   

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  "New Year's Eve 1977 saw Football League referee Ron Challis take charge of the Sevenoaks Charity Senior Cup-tie between Kent Amateur League opponents Sevenoaks and Borough Green.

Two days later Dunton Green Reserves and Ightham met at Greatness Park in the Smiths Charity Senior Cup Final, and a goalless tie ensued.

A replay took place two weeks later, also at Greatness Park, where a crowd of around 200 saw an Alan Mason goal 11 minutes from time decide the destiny of the silver trophy in favour of Ightham, after another closely fought encounter.

Among some of the well-known names appearing in the tie were Glen Broad, Sid Elliott and Alan Keenes for Ightham, along with keeper Sam Blunt, captain Keith Baigent and Kevin Hart for the Green."

courtesy of Derek Hodge, Sevenoaks Chronicle

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  "In the 1938-39 season Platt Reserves beat Ightham Reserves 31-1 in a Division 3 league fixture, as far as I know the highest scoring league game on record!"
  
  courtesy of Darren Fisher, Platt United

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  Sevenoaks and District League 1934-35 Division 2 table, as shown on Platt United's website.

         courtesy of Darren Fisher, Platt United

Darren Fisher has extensive records relating to Platt United on the website, and some of these relate to Ightham, so take a look if you're interested.