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Sandgate FC started life in 1969 as a junior section of Hayes Working Men's Club. The first couple of seasons saw the players
turn out under the auspicious but rather long winded title of 'Hayes Working Men's Club Minors'.
It was decided to change this to Sandgate after 'Sandgate Hall' which was where the working mans club
was located in Hayes Town at the time (where Iceland and Argos now are). Early games were played at various school grounds
(Barnhill, Belmore, Cranford Park and Harlington), with the admin also being done in various locations including rented garages.
In March 1983, work was started on a purpose built clubhouse on Bourne Farm Playing Fields Hayes.
The clubhouse and 'Doug Jones Memorial Hall' were finally open for business on 7 October 1989 by Lawrie Jones MBE.
Various squads have toured abroad (including Holland in 1988) and an American squad (Woodland Hills from Los Angeles) visited us the same year.
The club applied for and obtained charity status, but since 1972 has regularly raised funds for more deserving causes at the annual charity day.
Former players include Leicester City's Andrew Impey and Gillingham FC's Guy Butters.
Guy, made his debut for Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday 12 November 1988. He scored a goal in a 3 - 2 victory over Wimbledon.
 
March 1983: Bourne Farm Playing Fields before the building starts

 
Building starts: March 1983

Sandgate Football Club are always
looking for players of all ages 6-16 years
Training on Saturday mornings at Bourne Farm Playing Fields
from 10-12am, and Wednesday from 5-7pm.
We have our own clubhouse, changing facilities and Snack Bar.
Please Ring The Club on 020 8573 8474
or John Coker 01895 231451 for details.
 
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