Welcome to Sandon Royals

Welcome to Sandon Royals

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Winners of the Mid Essex Prem Cup 2023/24

Club Sponsors

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Our Next Fixtures

 

First Team

7th DECEMBER 2024 – AWAY TO BASILDON TOWN A
ESSEX JUNIOR CUP
KO 1:30PM
VENUE – BASILDON SPORT AND LEISURE CLUB
GARDINERS WAY, BASILDON, ESSEX SS14 3UJ

Reserve Team

7th DECEMBER 2024 – AWAY TO SPRINGFIELD A
MEL DIVISION TWO
KO 2:00PM
VENUE – SPRINGFIELD HALL PARK
SPRINGFIELD HALL PARK, CAR PARK ARUN CLOSE, CHELMSFORD, ESSEX CM1 7QE

Sandon Royals News

 

Gill’s Motors Sponsor Photograph

Gill’s Motors Sponsor Photograph

Steve Gill, founder of Gill's Motors Ltd in Staplers Heath, recently signed a sponsorship deal with Sandon Royals, a football team based in Sandon near Chelmsford.

About Sandon Royals

The Club was founded in 1973 when a group of friends graduated out of youth football and decided to form a team and enter the Mid Essex League.

With the help of one of the player’s Dad’s Harry Smethurst from the Great Baddow Royal British Legion, we managed to secure the former Crompton Parkinson sports ground at Princes Road, Chelmsford (now Tescos) and the club was formed.  Harry managed to get former Chelmsford City goalkeeper Eric Milburn to manage the side and Great Baddow British Legion Royals FC was up and running with the name quickly abbreviated to Baddow Royals.

After several successful seasons a reserve side was formed in 1979 and in 1981 the Royals first team entered the Essex Olympian League. Two years later the reserves joined them in the same League.

In 1986 the Club was forced to leave their home of 13 years and moved to the newly completed Arun Close ground in Springfield. The Club now based at the Royal Engineers Club in Springfield Road with the club being renamed Great Baddow Royal Engineers FC.  

Always on the lookout to relocate to their own home ground, an opportunity arose in 1993 to merge with Sandon Sports FC, to play at their current ground in Woodhill Road, Sandon.

Maintaining the Royals nickname the club became known as Sandon Royals, where it has continued to this day. 

It is a testimony to the clubs competitive, yet friendly atmosphere that the committee still contains several original and long standing members while always being keen to welcome and encourage young players.

 

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Want to Join The Club?

We are always looking to recruit new players to improve the quality of our squads. If you are interested in joining our club please contact Ralph Ricks – Secretary.