Over time, We as a Club have been mentioned in the papers. See below for a selection.

	In 1970 Keynsham Wanderers were still a fledgling Club, and the local press highlighted our progression.
	In 1971 our U11's played a Good Friday benefit match against Fishponds Athletic.  here is the team.
	The Game was arranged by members of the Wingrove Hotel to raise valuable funds for our emerging Club.
	The match itself was reported on in the papers, and was supported by the recently elected "Miss Keynsham", Linda Goddard.
	In 1972 we had grown enough that our presentation was featured in the local press, and the awards were given by SFA representative Mr Roy Neal.
	In 1972 Keynsham Wanderers played Spartans, and had a convincing win!
	On the 9th April 1976 Keynsham Leisure Centre was officially opened by the England Football Team Manager, Don Revie.  Keynsham Wanderers were there to receive a football and play an inauguration match.
	On the 9th April 1976 Keynsham Leisure Centre was officially opened by the England Football Team Manager, Don Revie.  As part of the day he presented local Clubs with a variety of gifts, and our Club Captain received a football.
	On the 9th April 1976 Keynsham Leisure Centre was officially opened by the England Football Team Manager, Don Revie.  As part of the day he watched as two teams from Keynsham Wanderers used the five-a-side court for the very first time.
	In 1976 our U11's competed in the final of the Brian Davis Cup, beating Keynsham Cubs, and receiving the Cup from Jim Buckee, the original Fry Club Manager who had given us two pitches back when we  first grew from one team to two.
	In 1976 Kyle Nethercott bagged a brace in the local match between Keynsham Wanderers and Whitchurch, helping to seal a revenge win.
	In the July 1977 edition of the official Factory Newspaper, our Club were the feature story, as the early years of our history were recalled, along with looking at our bright future.
	In 1982 we won the Bristol Federation of Boy's Clubs League and were pictured in the press.
	Somerdale Wanderers held their 21st Anniversary Dinner 14th October 1988.  This article was during the lead up to the celebrations.
	Somerdale Wanderers held their 21st Anniversary Dinner 14th October 1988.  This article was during the lead up to the celebrations.
	Somerdale Wanderers held their 21st Anniversary Dinner 14th October 1988.  This article was about the celebrations.
	During our 21st Year we also took our Club abroad for the first time. Read this short article about the trip
	During the 1988-89 season, our U15's won the Bristol Junior League title and were featured in the local press.
	During the 1988-89 season, our U15's won the Bristol Junior League title and many of them were at Broadlands School and were featured in the local press.
	On the 2nd July 1997, the Guest of Honour at our Club Presentation was ex-Bristol Rovers player, Geoff Twentyman.  A few of the winners were named in the Evening Post, along with a photograph of that year's Mark Pearson award winner receiving his award.
	As part of the Millenium Celebrations, we redecorated the Lodge changing rooms and they became the designated Sunday Youth changing rooms.
	Paul Tompkins, ex-Manager and original Webmaster was interviewed in the Green 'Un in October 2010 about being a referee and how he got into it.