I would personally like to welcome everybody to the new and improved WFCSA website! We’ve redesigned everything with you in mind, making it easier than ever to stay connected with the club we all love. We want to extend a massive thank you to our supporters, old and new, for joining us for this launch. Our growth over recent years is a testament to the passion of our community and the tireless work of our committee members. There is so much to look forward to. We have some ex

The ‘ Rebel Corner Crew’ (as we’ve named ourselves) are a group of fun - loving folk who stand in the SE corner of Woodside. We watch WFC away when we can and when doing so will find a cosy corner to stand in if possible! We have a variety of flags, stickers, bespoke t-shirts and at least one dubious haircut! We love our football (although the passion varies from only WFC through to the top echelons of the sport) and love having a laugh when we get together – before, during a

Football can be a cruel mistress at times. The inevitable news we feared has arrived – the departure of Club Legend manager Adam Hinshelwood. Such is the nature of football; managers come and go, seeking new challenges, and we were fortunate to have him at the helm for as long as we did. Under his stewardship, we achieved remarkable milestones, including our highest-ever league position last season. One can't help but wonder if we might have reached this pinnacle sooner had

The historic journey to Alfreton for Worthing FC's first FA Cup 1st round tie in 24 years was more than just a game; it was an experience etched in the hearts of the fans. With two coaches and the trusty green machine, fans embarked on the long trek to mid-Derbyshire, fuelled by anticipation and unwavering support. Remarkably, this coach journey proved to be incident-free, despite the relentless bad weather that accompanied us throughout. We even had time for a 30-minute pit

As Worthing FC embarks upon one of the most significant weeks in its recent history, the anticipation for the FA Cup 1st Round clash against Alfreton is palpable. This monumental occasion warrants a pause and a reflection on the journey thus far, particularly focusing on the symbiotic relationship between the players and the fervent supporter base. The club's recent journey has been a blend of triumph and tribulation. Though the league results have been less than stellar of l

Last weekend, a somewhat controversial defeat befell Worthing on their home turf. While some might dismiss it as sour grapes and urge moving on, it's imperative to cast our gaze on the broader spectrum – the officiating standards prevailing in this tier of English football. Commendably, those who choose the path of a referee deserve applause, for it's an ungrateful role, and regrettably, there's a dire scarcity of referees in the country, partly due to the disgraceful abuse s

This past weekend, Worthing FC embarked on a long journey to Torquay, our spirits lifted by a recent home victory against Tonbridge Angels. Facing the mighty Torquay United, who were pegged as favorites to clinch the title after being relegated from the National League last season, Worthing's hopes were cautiously optimistic. As I settled into my commentary spot, surrounded by excited Torquay fans, I was glad Hayden Baker was there and it didn’t take me long to talk him into