ENZIO BOLDEWIJN leaves Wealdstone Football Club with sincere thanks for his contribution across two memorable seasons - and with endearing tributes from club chairman Rory Fitzgerald and manager Gary Waddock. Enzio and the Stones part ways with the Dutchman having clocked up 100 appearances in the famous Royal Blue. Long journeys for work and young families rarely mix well, thus the 33-year-old former Notts County star is set to sign for a club closer to his Cotswolds home. A

WHO knows how many young people will become new life-long fans after following Wealdstone all the way to Wembley this season? Whether they're three, 13 or 23, we'd love to have them join us at The Vale - which is why we've stretched our lower prices across a wider age range for 2026/27 Season Tickets. Times are tougher, disposable income among young people is down, but this is a club on the up and we reckon our 'youth of today' know that. The Stones are still offering an amaz

WHILE Wealdstone - and our Wembley near miss - is still fresh in the mind and before summer takes a hold, we'd love you to commit to next year season at The Vale, where we're sure to make more amazing memories together. We'd be delighted for supporters make the most of Wealdstone FC's 'EarlyBird Offer' on Season Tickets 2026/27, and they're on sale now at our ticketing platform HERE. What's new and what's changed? The £10 Under-16 option remains in place - but now exclusively

WHAT a journey it's been for Wealdstone; not just from The Vale to Wembley Stadium in physical terms, but the whole cup run that's caught the imagination and brought over 14,000 to the national stadium hoping the Stones could lift The Isuzu FA Trophy. But they couldn't - defeated only on penalties after having arguably the lion's share of the best of the chances during a stalemate against Southend United, currently one of the biggest hitters in non-League football. Gary Waddo