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Maidstone United play their home games at The Gallagher Stadium, James Whatman Way, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 1LQ. After the original club folded, the new Maidstone United played their games on a pitch behind a Mormon meeting house, which had originally been the MUFC reserves and training pitch – just metres from where the old ground had been.
First National League match: Sutton United 0–2 Maidstone United (National League South, 8 August 2015) First FA Cup match: Ramsgate 1–1 Maidstone United (24 August 2002) First FA Trophy match: Maidstone United 2–0 Bury Town (7 October 2007) First FA Vase match: Maidstone United 4–1 Carterton Town (9 September 2001)
The first FA Trophy match at the stadium was between Maidstone United and Whitehawk. Maidstone won the game 3–2, with the first goal being scored by Tim Olorunda. The club's stadium's record attendance was set when a crowd of 4,175 saw Maidstone United play against Hampton & Richmond on 7 May 2022 in a National League South match.
The FA Cup produced another memorable moment on Saturday.
This is a list of seasons played by Maidstone United in English football.It covers the period from the club's formation to the end of the last completed season. Where available it details the club's achievements in all competitions, together with the top scorers and the average attendances for each season.
This is a category for Maidstone United F.C. players past and present. For people who played for first incarnation of the club, see Category:Maidstone United F.C. (1897) players . Contents
Maidstone's first managers since reformation were Bill Tucker and Jack Whiteley, who were appointed in a joint role. Maidstone joined the Kent County League Division Four for the 1993–94 season and won the league at the first attempt. Tucker and Whiteley's team also won the West Kent Challenge Shield and the Tunbridge Wells Charity Cup.
Maidstone stayed away from 'logo' type badges, using the towns coat of arms, except that the town's motto "Agriculture and Commerce" was replaced with "Maidstone United FC". The new Maidstone eventually replaced it, but retained the original badge as a formal crest for stationery and signage.