Cray Wanderers striker Jamie Wood played his 400th game for the club in their 1-1 draw at Tilbury last Saturday.

Wood, age 30, has scored 113 goals in his ten years with the Wands.

He was a member of the team that won the Kent League championship for two consecutive seasons in 2003 and 2004, and he scored both the goals in the Kent League Cup final when Cray beat VCD Athletic 2-0.

The Wands reached the quarter final of the FA Vase in 2004, with Wood being remembered for his spectacular long-range shot that gained a 1-0 win at West Allotment Celtic, in Newcastle, during that exciting cup run.

Wood has been a key member of the Cray team under manager Ian Jenkins that is now in its fifth season of Ryman League football after wining promotion up from the Kent League.

Jenkins himself has a career record of 468 games and 78 goals for Cray, having joined them as a player in 1993. He was appointed manager in 1998.

The all-time record number of appearances for the Wands is held by John Dorey who played circa 500 games for them in the 1960s.

Wood will be aiming to play game number 401 for Cray in Tuesday night's replay at home to Tilbury in the FA Trophy 1st qualifying round (7.45pm). The winners have been drawn away to Horsham in the next round on 1 November.