Woking's Todd Johnson Issues Statement After Jermain Defoe's Departure
Woking chairman Todd Johnson has issued a statement to the Cards' supporters following the departure of previous manager Jermain Defoe on Thursday evening. "Firstly, I want to acknowledge the disappointment many of you are feeling following the managerial change so close to the start of the National League season," said Johnson.
Why it matters for Woking
The departure of Jermain Defoe has left fans wondering what's next for the club. However, Todd Johnson is reassuring them that Woking remains in a strong position and their ambitions have not changed.
What comes next?
Woking has been working hard to build a football club with solid foundations, clear direction, and a sustainable future. The club's chairman, Todd Johnson, remains fully committed to delivering success on and off the pitch.
Woking Football Club has overcome challenges in the past due to the strength, resilience, and unity of its people, supporters, staff, volunteers, and players. Johnson has every confidence that the club will do so again.
League standing
As of the end of the 2025 season, Woking stood 10th in the England National League with 63 points from 46 games, with a recent form of LWDWD.
Goals this season
Woking has scored 69 goals and conceded 54, with a goal difference of +15.
Title race
Woking is 45 points behind leaders York.
Last result
Woking's last result was a 0-1 loss to FC Halifax Town on April 25, 2026.
Recent form
Woking's recent form has been 2 wins and 1 draw in their last 5 games, with 2 losses in the last 2 games.
Woking's chairman, Todd Johnson, has issued a statement to reassure fans that the club remains in a strong position and their ambitions have not changed. He has every confidence that the club will overcome the current challenges and continue to move forward with confidence and determination.
