About
Wealdstone Football Club are a football team based in Ruislip, West London, playing in the National League – the fifth tier of English football. Having been founded in 1899 the club has enjoyed an illustrious history over the last century with their greatest achievement to-date being the historic “Non League Double” (1984/85 season). The club is affectionately referred to as “The Stones”.
What is StonesGoals?
Bringing you breaking National League news, standout moments, and the occasional 4K UHD Wealdstone goal – all in real time.
To enjoy instant match highlights and goals, as they go in, follow @StonesGoals on Twitter.
“StonesGoals” was officially born at the start of the 2014/15 season, Wealdstone’s first back in the Football Conference (National League in new money), off the back of the excellent championship winning season in the Ryman League.
YouTube: youtube.com/stonesgoals – the quickest way to instant match action
It’s aims exist to:
- provide unrivalled match coverage – the best in its class for non-league football
- document matches and provide a fans-eye account of the days events
- keep people informed, especially those unable to attend, allowing them to experience the special Wealdstone FC match day atmosphere
- and finally, but perhaps most importantly, positively market Wealdstone Football Club, as an experience, a brand, and ultimately, a family
Contact
For the 2025/26 season, I’ll be delivering unrivalled National League content, blending data analysis, clean graphical presentations, and in-depth reviews to cover the stories that matter across non-league football.
A bit about me: I’m an NCTJ-qualified journalist with a background spanning digital marketing for a major African ISP and transformation projects for billion-dollar biotech companies. I follow Wealdstone FC and Spurs, and these pages capture my musings on the beautiful game.
Ancestors include an Olympic boxer, a Spanish gypsy, and Welsh family roots. If you’d like to discuss collaboration, share a tip, or talk about non-league football, get in touch.
