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Last weekend review
Last Saturday saw the first team travel to Newport Corries where they came away with a 2-2 draw. Town were behind after just 6 minutes but fought back with Jones in the Corries goal performing heroics to keep out several Caldicot efforts.
The second half saw Matt James equalise on 60 minutes but handed a second yellow card from the very busy official just 6 minutes later. Town continued to threaten even when down to ten men, and even took the lead through new signing Adam Wakley who joined us from Chepstow. Unfortunately the lead was not to last as Corries equalised with a shot that beat Sandiford, low into the corner.
Caldicot Reserves made the short trip to the Causeway where they faced Undy 3rds. Although Undy took the lead after just 9 minutes, Shane Jeremiah equalised before Undy established their lead once more on 37 minutes, with Corey Bowe equalising to make it 2 - 2 at the break.
Into the second half and it was Joshua Lee who put Town ahead on 61 minutes to nudge Town ahead for the first time in the match. This was followed up with a goal by Joel Longhurst who extended the lead to 4 - 2 on 77 minutes before Owain Williams sealed the 5-2 victory for Caldicot in injury time.
The Under 21's faced Risca on Sunday and came away with a creditable 3 - 3 draw. Town fell behind with two quickfire goals from Risca's Dillion with Edwards pilling one back in first half injury time. Risca extended their lead on 54 minutes to give Risca a 3 - 1 lead before Kew pulled one back just a minute later, before Kew assisted Caldicot's equaliser scored by Read-Smith with just a quarter of an hour left to play.
Our U18's Development side won at home in a high scoring match that saw them beat Caerleon 5 - 4 whilst our U18's side who play in the same league were beaten 4 - 1 away at Riverside Rovers.
Club News
Upcoming events @ the Footy Club
We have our annual kids Halloween party in the main room on Friday 30th October, and on Saturday, after the first teams home match against Abercarn, we have the adults Halloween party with guest DJ Ryco on the decks. So dress up and come on down and have a Spooktacular time!
Membership Renewal Notice
The football club is operated as a members only club where annual membership is renewable from August 1st each year.
From the 1st August 2025 membership fees will be as follows:
General Membership - £15
Junior & Family Membership - £10
Senior Players Membership - £10
Membership is payable at the bar. The annual membership cost is reviewed and set each year at the clubs AGM in July.
Club Lottery
To help fund club projects to upgrade the facilities, the club has launched our own lottery that is available to anyone over the age of 18.
Scan or click the QR code and follow the simple steps to help support the club.
Match 4 Numbers Jackpot
Match 3 Numbers
£50
No winners in Wednesdays draw. Click the below link to see the results of the draw
Check the draw results here:
https://www.ourclublotto.co.uk/play/ctafc/results/
The Jackpot now stands at £1,775
If you play multiple weeks, please check your spam folder incase you are not receiving your email that lets you know the lines have expired. Draw is completed every Wednesday
https://www.ourclublotto.co.uk/play/ctafc/
Club Darts
A big thank you to Martin Slape and Cardiff Commissioning Ltd for their sponsorship of the team.
See our Club Darts page for more information.
Captain Jack Harrison in action on his way to winning his match.
Harry Taylor celebrates his doubles victory with Sonnie Creasey
Club improvements update
As our regular members will have noticed, ongoing projects are underway to improve the facilities at the club. With obtaining grants to fund such projects proving to be more and more difficult to secure, the club relies heavily on its members support, whether thats renewing Club Membership (Due August 1st £15 per person), buying a weekly Lottery ticket (https://www.ourclublotto.co.uk/play/ctafc/) or our newly launched Meat Raffle, or simply spending your money behind the bar. We greatly appreciate the support you can provide to help us keep moving the club forwards in the right direction.
Projects Completed/On-going:
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Kitchen - Newly fitted to provide Matchday Hospitality.
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Perimeter Wall - Phased project with Gates now ordered.
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External Wall Lights - Phased project.
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Pitch Barrier Painting - All Posts and Barriers painted, plus old stand updated.
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Dart Board Area - New Stud wall for privacy & protection to female toilets.
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Brick Slips & Shelving - Protection of stud walls and lower wall areas & shelving for drinks.
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Internal Lighting - Ladies Toilet entrance new PIR sensor spot lights.
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Washing Machine - Keep kit washing laundry costs down by becoming self-sufficient.
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Pitch Maintenance - Ongoing effort to maintain the standard of the playing surface.
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Men's Main Room - Full Toilet upgrade
Further projects required and under consideration:
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Changing Room Upgrade - Designed for 14 people, squad, coaches, medical staff near 20
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Showers - Tiling of both walls and floors required.
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Club Main Room Flooring - Starting to lift, light in colour which shows up marks.
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Main Room Ceiling - Panels broke and supporting struts loose.
Below are a few images of the ongoing projects.
The club would like to thank the following people who have helped us achieve the works. Alyn Howells (Carpentry), Steve Johns (Building Works), Craig Carter (Plumbing), Redwick Electrical Services LTD, & Paul Donaghue (Electrical Works), Callum Lewis (Plastering), Neil McConnell (Pitch Maintenance), Stan Baker (Pitch Maintenance), Julian Williams (Pitch, Kits, Juniors + much more!)
Caldicot Town AFC was established in 1953 on the grounds of the King George V playing fields. The football club is a members club that runs football for junior, youth and senior teams, for both men and ladies, boys and girls.
Situated in the heart of the town center, the "Footy Club" as it is affectionally known, has a loyal following of members that support the football and its thriving social scene, where people from all walks are able to come and enjoy the facilities even if they have no interest in football.
Caldicot Town Football Club is run by a Committee and is regulated based on a constitution. As a club, all positions which include officers and general committee, are voluntary. We are always looking to bring on board members who are willing and committed to giving their time to help run this community club Members are voted on at the clubs AGM usually held in July of each year.
If you cannot commit to being on a committee but still wish to help in anyway possible, please get in touch with one of the officers or general committee for a chat. All help is greatly appreciated and can go along way to keeping the club running.