Redhill F.C.

[9] Redhill spent many years in the old Athenian League with such clubs as Barnet, Bromley, Sutton United and Grays Athletic.

[10] The club also won the Surrey Senior Cup in the 1928–29 season, defeating Epsom Town 3–2 at Guildford City's Josephs Road ground.

[5] During their time in the Athenian League, the club enjoyed its best performance in the FA Cup under the management of Frederick Setters.

[5] A copy of the match day programme and an admission ticket are on display in the Clubhouse, along with other historic photographs of this game.

Mcintyre stepped down early the following season due to other commitments and former Brighton & Hove Albion player John Crumplin took charge, but left the club in the summer after only reaching 7th place.

After a 1–1 draw away from home on 9 October at bottom of the table Eastbourne United, Redhill parted company with Alcindor and Steve Johnson was named his replacement.

[18] On 18 April 2011 Redhill announced that Johnson had left the club by mutual agreement, leaving director of football Nigel Abbott to take over for the remaining four matches.

[20] In February 2012 Simon Colbran resigned to join Horsham, and was replaced by youth team manager Michael Maher.

[21] The following seasons saw the club gain promotion to Division One South of the Isthmian league when they finished as runners-up behind Peacehaven & Telscombe.

A local woman won the vote, after also naming a large toy lobster which was present at many home games called "Clawdius".

[27] Kiln Brow boasts a 162-seat stand, a clubhouse with licensed bar and function hall, modern changing room facilities, a canteen, museum and a club shop.