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Kent Messenger Football Team
Bill Day, with the football at his feet, and the Kent Messenger football team in Maidstone during the 1966-67 season.
Pat Lindsey Oral History Recording
An oral history interview with Pat Lindsey
Poster for the official opening of Lindsey Field
A poster advertising the official opening of Lindsey Field, Lydd Town Football Club's new home ground, on 19 August, 2000. For a brief history of Lydd Town, see here: https://scefl.com/directory/clubs/lydd-town-football-club
Pat Lindsey: A True Lydder
A portrait of Pat Lindsey at Lindsey Field, home of Lydd Town Football Club, in 2019.
Jean Penfold Oral History Recording
An oral history interview with Jean Penfold
Jean Penfold Oral History Summary
Summary of an Oral History Recording with interviewee Jean Penfold
Jean Penfold: 'It was all girls together.'
A portrait of Jean Penfold at her home in Appledore
The Crest of Hamstreet White Wanderers Ladies Football Club, c. mid-1970s
A photograph of the Hamstreet White Wanderers team badge. The White Wanderers were founded in the early to mid-1970s, eventually changing names to 'Yellow Star'.
White Wanderers Ladies Football Club at a six-a-side tournament, Kent, c. 1970
A photo of members of the White Wanderers Ladies Football Club (Hamstreet) at a six-a-side tournament in Birchington, Kent, in c. 1970. The tournament was part of an annual Quexpo Event (now defunct) at Quex Park, Birchington. Anne sits front row…
'So be careful what you talk about in a pub': Joyce Thompson on the founding of Hamstreet Ladies Football Club.
An excerpt of an oral history recording with Joyce Thompson, in which she describes how she came to start and manage a women's football team in Hamstreet in the late 1960s, despite her lack of interest in football. (Transcript attached.)