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CLUB HISTORY  This Evening's Games
 Raynes Park Vale FC was formed in 1995
 following the merger of Raynes Park and
 Malden Vale (formed 1967).  PREMIER DIVISION SOUTH - COMBINED COUNTIES LEAGUE


 1928 to 1995
                  Badshot
                  Lea                        vs             Guildford City
 Southern Railway Football Section -
 Raynes Park FC  RAYNES PARK VALE FC
                  Balham                     vs             Redhill
 Raynes Park FC used to be based at   Grand Drive
 Taunton Avenue, SW20 at the Raynes   Raynes Park
 Park Recreation Group until the 1995/96   Greater London  Banstead   vs  Walton &
 merger.  Raynes Park FC was originally   SW20 9DZ  Athletic  Hersham
 the Southern Railways Football Section
 (formed 1928) and were known as   STAFF DIRECTORY  Fleet
 Southern Railway until they changed   Chairman: John Dalton  Town  vs  Cobham
 name to Raynes Park FC in 1964.  The   Secretary: Paul Armour
 Southern Railway Team was a victim of   General Manager: Marc Skinner  Horley
 the notorious 1963 Beeching spending   Manager: Josh Gallagher  Town  vs  Frimley Green
 cuts, a national review into modernising
 the UK's railways.  Southern Railways   Programme Editor: Mark Ferrari  Jersey   Beckenham
 1950's home kit was Gold and Green   Bulls  vs             Town
 quarters, the company colours.  Raynes   TODAY'S COVER
 Park FC home shirt colours were Red   Eoin Fraser
 and Black stripes (similar to AC Milan).    Raynes   vs    AFC Croydon
 Another home kit was light blue shirts   Park Vale         Athletic
 and white shorts.  Raynes Park FC ran
 five senior teams on Saturdays.  The 1st   Click on the Twitter
 and 2nd XI's played in the Surrey Premier
 League.  The 3rd team played in the
 Surrey South Eastern Combination while   symbol next to the
 the 4ths and 5ths played in the Kingston
 and District League.  They also ran an   fixture to follow this
 over 35's team and youth teams aged 14
 to 18.
       evening's scores

 Source: Former RPV FC President, Robert
 Hallett Senior, who was instrumental in
 the formation of both the Rayes Park and
 Raynes Park Vale football clubs.
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