Horley Town F.C.

The New Defence is the home of football in Horley

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Suburban League 2010/11
Suburban League 2010/11
Several new Clubs in the League including South Park, Corinthian,Whitehawk ,Redhill and Lingfield.
Banstead Athletic, Chessington & Hook, Chipstead, Cobham, Colliers Wood United, Corinthian, Corinthian Casuals, Crawley Down, Crowborough Athletic, East Grinstead Town, Epsom & Ewell, HORLEY TOWN, Horsham YMCA, Lingfield, Merstham, Molesey, Oakwood, South Park and Whitehawk.

Town will compete in the Southern Division of the Suburban League which begins on August 21st 2010.

 
Club History

Horley Football Club was first affiliated to Surrey County FA in 1896.  In 1903 another local club by the name of Gatwick Rovers was formed and the two clubs merged in 1908 with Horley retaining its name.  Both these original clubs played in the same colours of red & black and it was not until 1912 that Horley adopted the colours of claret & blue that they still wear to this very day.

 

Intermediate football was tasted for the first time in season 1925/26 following an appearance in the Surrey County Junior Cup Final in 1923/24 and winning the Surrey County Junior Charity Cup in 1924/25.

  

Post-war Era

Following the Second World War, Horley was faced with the prospect of losing its home at “The Kings Head” ground and set about finding a new home.  A local landowner by the name of Major A.L.N. Jennings became the Club’s benefactor (and President) following his generous decision to give the club 10.7 acres of land in Smallfield Road.  The land was held in trust for the people of Horley from 1947, in memory of those that died in the defence of their country, and the ground was appropriately named “The Defence”.

 
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The New Defence

The New Defence has been the home of Horley Town FC since 2003. And what a fine venue it is too, with a floodlit pitch, and dominated by an impressive clubhouse building. There is a covered area immediately in front, with three rows of seats flanked on either side by the dugouts. In addition, bar and function facilities overlook the pitch from the upper floor of the building and provide an excellent elevated view through large double-glazed windows.

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How to find us

We are to be found in the Court Lodge area of Horley. Our full address can be found on our Contacts page. The ground is situated to the rear of what was formerly Court Lodge Comprehensive, on Court Lodge Road. Access is through the school grounds. A sign marks the entrance.

Below is GoogleMaps map of the ground. Directions to the ground from any post code in the UK can be generated by entering the postcode in the form below and clicking the "Get Directions" button.

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1st Team

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The First Team play in the Cherry Red Records Combined Counties Premier League. They are managed by Mark Gilbert, who is assisted by Graham Rashbrooke. The managerial team is completed by coach Darren Banner.

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