The Journey, the Lessons and the Ambition - John Scales talks to Tobi Ogundega At just 22, Olutobi 'Tobi' Ogundega has already experienced many of the highs, lows and valuable lessons that football can offer. For the talented Raynes Park centre-back, those experiences have helped shape both the player and the thoughtful, grounded young man we're getting to know at Grand Drive. ​ I had the pleasure of sitting down with Tobi, initially to learn a little more about the realities

Natty Boake featured in Vale's 2-1 win over Harrow Borough Beginning with the 0-4 away win against Ascot Utd on the 19th September, Vale have extended their winning streak to four games, leapfrogging other teams to sit in 3rd place in the table and level on points with Jersey Bulls, who are 2nd in the league on goal difference. There was a magnificent home win against one of the highflying sides Winchester City, with Vale clinging on to the 2-1 lead, after goalkeeper Faebian

Man of the Match Faebian Witter came to Vale's rescue in the first half and enabled Vale to press on to a 0-4 win away at Ascot United. A couple of great saves kept Vale in the game, but at the other end, a costly mistake by the Ascot goalkeeper gifted Natty Boake a goal on 38', and Vale went into the half-time break with a 0-1 lead. Urged on by the goal, Vale came out for the second half determined to take control of the game. Mason Galloway doubled the lead on 47'. The Vale

A 4-2 win against Redhill sends Raynes Park Vale to the next round of the Surrey Cup. Read the full match report.

Raynes Park Vale progressed to the next round of the FA Cup in a thrilling replay against Merstham. Despite going behind three times in the game and with only twenty minutes remaining on the clock, at 1-3 down the game looked a lost cause. A Shamal Edwards header had evened the score for Vale on 39 minutes after Merstham's Tommy Bradford had put the visitors ahead after 35 minutes, and the game remained 1-1 at the half-time break. Raynes Park Vale's pressure after the break a

FA Cup replay at Grand Drive Raynes Park Vale were denied progress in the FA Cup by an injury-time equaliser. In Raynes Park Vale's first competitive game of the season, an Olu Lawal goal after 31 minutes left Vale trailing 1-0 at half-time. Vale began the second half in a more positive mood, and Natty Boakye slotted home the equaliser in the 51st minute. Yet again, Merstham took the lead after 72 minutes with a Sinn’Kaye Christie header. Vale's response was almost immediate,

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