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The Early Years



Sevenoaks League 1934-2001


In September of 1934, Platt began their Sevenoaks League campaign.

During their first season they were sitting in 4th position at the mid-way point with 18 points from 11 games. Top were Chelsfield with 24 points from 14 games, second were Albions with 22 points from 13 games and 3rd were the much fancied Weald with 20 points from 12 games.

Platt also had success in the early rounds of the Smiths Junior Cup competition, which subsequently added to their league fixture program. As the season progressed Platt began to find the form that would not only see them win promotion, but also clinch the Division 2 title over second placed Albions. In fact in their remaining 13 league games they had 12 straight wins and drew their final game 1- 1 against Weald.

Sevenoaks League Division 2                                        1934-35

  P W D L F A Pts
Platt 24 21 1 2 101 32 43
Albions (Borough Green) 24 16 4 4 75 32 36
Chelsfield 23 16 3 4 101 31 35
Weald 22 15 4 3 83 29 34
Holmesdale 24 13 3 8 52 44 29
St. John's Res. 17 12 2 3 50 17 26
Stone Street 24 11 2 11 66 71 24
Boys Brigade 22 8 2 12 56 37 18
Sevengas 23 7 1 15 37 74 15
Ightham 22 6 1 15 32 69 13
Sevenoaks Res. 21 4 2 15 25 77 10
Kingsdown 22 2 2 18 28 102 6
Crouch Res. 22 0 1 21 23 124 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


However, Albions were to gain their revenge by defeating the Platt side 2-1 after a replay in the final of the Smiths Junior Cup which was played at St. John's in Sevenoaks.

Platt had secured their place in the Sevenoaks League and almost walked away with the 'Double'.

In the 1938-39 season Platt Reserves beat Ightham Reserves 31-1 in a Division 3 league fixture, as far as I know the highest scoring league game on record!

On November 3 1939, Platt entertained an Army XI at King George's playing fields. A fair sized crowd witnessed a physical game which ended 3-3. Goal scorers for Platt were Rudd (2) and Gibson.

Although Platt entered the Kent County League in 1988, they also had teams that remained in the Sevenoaks League until 2001.

For full details of all honours gained in the Sevenoaks League click here.