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Cookham Dean Football Club
posted 26 May 2007
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(with thanks to Martyn Newell)
How much do you know about the Cookham Dean Football Club? Did you know that it has been running for 128 years? Do you know what their crest represents? Have you even seen their crests? Martyn Newell has given cookham.com some photos to answer some of these questions.
Terry Claydon the first team manager at Cookham Dean collects the The Fairplay Trophy awarded by the Reading Leagues Referees Association for Sportsmanship in May 2007 at the Madejski Stadium
The Cookham club crest depicts Cookhams well known gateway, the blue bridge over the Thames, there is a Swan of course and cherries,
which were once found in abundance throughout Cookham Dean. Red for the team shirts and green for the change strip are the chosen colours.
1879 (the year the British army had a
fine away win at Rorke's Drift)
was the year our club was Founded.
Action from the local derby game between Cookham Dean v Marlow United
The most important goal ever scored by a Cookham Dean player in the clubs 128 year history was this header from Mark Doswell that clinched the Reading Senior Division title in May 2006
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