Welcome to Corinthian-Casuals Walking Football Team

We played 2 games, back to back v. our friends from Old Ruts

At 10:00 our Portugal Squad (those who will represent CCFC at the Eurocopa in Portugal) played Old Ruts Over 60’s Team. Despite the rain and a corner of the pitch resembling a Duckpond, the match was played in a competitive but sporting manner. In the end, Old Ruts left the field with a 4:2 victory.

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This match was followed by the Non-Portugal players – supplemented by Portugal squad players. Here, Corinthian-Casuals managed a 2:0 victory.

We played 2 games, back to back v. our friends from Old Ruts

At 10:00 our Portugal Squad (those who will represent CCFC at the Eurocopa in Portugal) played Old Ruts Over 60’s Team. Despite the rain and a corner of the pitch resembling a Duckpond, the match was played in a competitive but sporting manner. In the end, Old Ruts left the field with a 4:2 victory.

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This match was followed by the Non-Portugal players – supplemented by Portugal squad players. Here, Corinthian-Casuals managed a 2:0 victory.

Back row from left, Tony B, Plumbs, John T, Gerry, Gary S. and Manager Gary T., Front row Tony S, Tony C and Andy M. 

Great win this morning 7-2 against Fulham. We looked secure and balanced throughout. Now the really good news is on the 2/3 we are playing Old Rutts in a double header. 2 games back to back so we need everyone to be available please and it will be plenty of game time for everyone. 

​We are pleased to announce that Corinthian-Casuals now has a walking football team.

Walking football is an excellent way of staying fit and healthy, both physically and mentally. The sport is aimed at 50+ age groups and the rules stipulate three touches only, with no physical contact or running allowed.

Corinthian-Casuals Walking Football Club holds regular training matches at Goals Tolworth on Sunday mornings. Registered players benefit from LFA affiliation and insurance, as well as free entrance to Corinthian-Casuals first-team home league games.

Since its formation last year, the team has played matches against clubs such as Sutton United and Fulham. Most recently, the team travelled to East Anglia and secured a 5-2 victory against Norwich Soca Seniors.

The club is planning to hold a festival of walking football at King George’s Field on Saturday 29 April, with friendly games against other local sides.

For further information about Corinthian-Casuals Walking Football Club, please email Tony Smith at [email protected].