Our 50’s team successfully defended their Thames Valley League Cup title at Bisham Abbey on Sunday. The first group game was against Wokingham where Watford ran out 1-0 winners with Rob Hopkins scoring the only goal of the game. Next up were Farnham Flares. Watford took the lead within 10 seconds after Flares’ central midfielder…

The TVWFL over 60s division 2 was a close finish. With only 6 points separating the top 4 teams it was a fight to the end. With Watford on 27; Hurst on 24; Oxford Utd B on 22; and Slough on 21 it was all to play for. After Watford’s first 3 games we were…

Eurocopa 2025 Albufeira Portugal On Sunday 27th April, representative squads for the over 50’s and over 60’s from Watford walking Football Club flew out to Portugal to play in the Eurocopa 2025 walking Football tournament (the biggest in Europe) the tournament drew together 48 teams from all over Europe, being staged at FC Ferreiras on…

April 3rd 2025 was the launch date for the ladies only social sessions. The first session saw 15 ladies join together from all different backgrounds and with a vast range of experience – from complete beginners to England walking football players. Newly appointed IWFF Ladies 50s player/ manager Holly Lovell has devised sessions that are…

On Thursday 8th May a squad of 8 travelled to Loftus Rd for the annual QPR Walking Football Festival, there were 4 teams in attendance, 3 made up of QPR supporters and a representative team from Watford Walking Football Club. After a briefing from Mick, the organiser, we held a minute’s silence around the centre…

The 60s ‘Bears’ have been promoted to Division 2 of 3 in the TVWFL. The Bears name was chosen by our late Steve Dyett, and it only seemed fitting to name the older of the teams representing Watford in the  Thames Valley Walking Football League ‘The Bears’ and rename the 50s team ‘The Cubs’ .…

The 50s ‘Cubs’ have been promoted for the second season running after only moving up to Division 1 in Autumn last year. The Cubs have grown from strength to strength, and after missing out by a couple of points to the winners of Division 1 (Farnham Flares) will find themselves in The Championship division of…

After attending a recent FA Conference at St George’s Park, it was clear that walking football can benefit so many people by improving their mental and physical health. Walking football can also become a regular social session that many look forward to. Here at Watford Walking Football Club we recognise that we can support our…

On Sunday 15th December, Watford Walking Football Club hosted a friendly tournament with 3 men’s teams from Watford WFC, 2 men’s teams from Welwyn Garden City WFC and Watford WFC Ladies Allstars. It was the ladies first ever representative team for Watford Walking FC ladies, and included a couple of Cheshunt players and Parringdon Pirates…

Watford made history at the inaugural St George’s Park on Sunday 3rd November when they played in the first ever FA Walking Football Cup. Their first match was against tough opposition, Forest Vets. A great ball through from Neil to Sof, and with some ‘Sof’ magical footwork, Watford went quickly into the lead, 1-0. It…

We are very proud to announce that the Booby Moore Grassroots Award has been awarded to our late Steve Dyett – not only from the Middlesex County FA, but also from the Hertfordshire County FA. The award was formally presented by Debbie Hewitt on behalf of the Middlesex FA at the awards evening on Wednesday…

On 14th July, Watford Walking Football Club entered two teams into the Thames Valley Walking Football League Summer Cups and took the double! The big story of the day was the Division 1 and 2 cup which was the ‘Steve Dyett Memorial Trophy’ in honour of our late Steve Dyett. The team, managed by Ashan…

The competition – organised by the Walking Football League Alliance – took place at Redditch United FC’s ground over the weekend and invited teams from all over the country and of different age groups to compete. Despite losing a group match, Watford made it to the semi-finals, beating Sleaford Academicals 2-0 and secured their spot…

The 50s ‘Cubs’ were formed in 2022 and entered the Thames Valley Walking Football League (TVWFL) season of 2022/23. The Cubs were formed to give players (who didn’t make the most competitive 50s teams in the club) an opportunity to compete in a league of their own. The standard of the league was good but…

In April 2024, Watford Walking Football Club entered a team into the over 50s category in the EuroCopa Walking Football Tournament. Played in the Algarve, Portugal, the over 50s category had some tough competition including a team from Nottingham Forrest that included ex-pro – Nigel Jemson. The Watford team was an eclectic mix of 50s…

We are very proud to announce that Steve Dyett has been nominated for the Steve sadly passed away suddenly in December, whilst playing the game he loved and contributed so much to. Steve always welcomed new and existing members with his big smile and positive energy. He was known as Mr Walking Football as a…