Frequently Asked Questions
When was Woking founded? +
Woking was founded in 1889 in Woking, Surrey, England. Over more than a century of history, the club has built a rich footballing tradition and is recognised as one of the most notable names in its country.
What is Woking's stadium? +
Woking plays its home matches at The Laithwaite Community Stadium in Woking, Surrey. It's the club's home ground and the stage where supporters rally behind the team in England National League matches and other competitions.
Who is the current Woking manager? +
Woking's current head coach is N. Ardley. Under his leadership, The Cards competes in the England National League and other tournaments, chasing consistent results and further silverware for the fans.
Where is Woking based? +
The club is based in Woking, Surrey, England, and is one of the city's flagship football sides. The city and region are the heart of the The Cards fanbase, present both at home games and on away trips across the country.
What are Woking's main honours? +
Throughout its history, Woking has lifted multiple domestic trophies and, on various occasions, made its mark in continental competitions. Every generation has added to the silverware that lives in the club's memory, cementing The Cards as one of the most respected sides in England.
Who is Woking's biggest rival? +
Woking's biggest rival is Aldershot Town, a derby defined by decades of intense clashes, big crowds, and moments etched into local football history. The meeting between The Cards and Aldershot Town is always eagerly awaited by fans and often decides pivotal moments of the season.
What are Woking's colours? +
Woking's colours are a fundamental part of the club's identity, featured on the shirt since its earliest seasons. They are the symbol recognised by supporters inside and outside the stadium, following The Cards into every match and across every generation.
Where can I watch Woking matches? +
Woking matches are broadcast by the channels that hold the rights to the England National League and the cup competitions the club enters. Check the local channels and streaming services available in England to watch every game live, or catch the highlights here on our hub as soon as the final whistle blows.
How can I keep track of the Woking squad and injuries? +
Our squad page lists every Woking player grouped by position, with stats and individual profiles. The injuries page is kept up to date with unavailable players and the reason for each absence — a practical source if you're trying to work out the likely line-up ahead of each match.
Is this an official Woking website? +
No. This is an independent fan-run hub, not officially affiliated with Woking. Our goal is to bring together news, fixtures, squad, injuries, and standings in one place, with content updated daily. For official information, always check the club's own channels.