glen
Striker
I didn't pay to get in, but i did but a scarf
Dulwich Hamlet Saturday
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Rob the Ref
Winger
Was there today and they were great hosts.
At the risk of getting beat a pre- season friendly at their ground would be a great way of repaying their hospitality
At the risk of getting beat a pre- season friendly at their ground would be a great way of repaying their hospitality
Dmac1969
Winger
Was just thinking this earlier.
Rob the Ref
Winger
If the club pull down the shutters like they usually do an away day could be organised on the board
Gaz
Striker
Great idea
gipetto
Striker
Headbutt? Canny aggressive that Glen lad.
Deleted User 11453
Striker
Fair play to whoever went but it was a bit of a shame that they sang FTM when there appeared to be kids around.
glen
Striker
Bloody predictive text. You know what i meant
Can't say I agree with that mind, you can't expect people not to swear just because there's kids around. I'm a firm believer that, other than in specific family areas, if a kid is in a football environment their parents should accept that they are in an area where adult language may be heard, not in one where they can expect everyone to change their language to suit, just like if you take them to the pub
Deleted User 11453
Striker
Fair point but by looking at those videos on Twitter there was no need to sing ‘if you hate Newcastle ... eff the mags’ in a dulwich social club/bar.
The Butcher
Striker
Good day, great hospitality and good atmosphere, however slightly different to a typical northern football atmosphere, maybe for the better. I hate any safc singing about the mags when not playing each other but I couldnt think of a more inappropriate ground than today to start singing the shearer song like.
glen
Striker
We didn't have time to pop into the social club after the game, but we did introduce the Dulwich fans on the terraces to Lee Howies brother. I told the bairns nearby to stick their fingers in their ears first
I see your point mate, it's just the whole kids being present thing. For me there's little enough chances for blokes to go and wind down after a week at work as it is. If you take kids to a social club then they can expect to hear blokes swearing imo, different if it was a family pub, or family zone at the match. I do agree there wasn't much need for the song like, but if they fancied singing it then fair enough imo
Kingdom Bhoy
Striker
Sounds good how many Sunderland supporters do you think were there yesterday?
It was great to see you all at DHFC. The bar was rocking afterwards. If you want to keep in touch feel free to join our unofficial fans Facebook chat group
The Moral Victory - Dulwich Hamlet FC Fans
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The Moral Victory - Dulwich Hamlet FC Fans
and check out our campaign website
www.savedulwichhamlet.org.uk
Kingdom Bhoy
Striker
Some good comments about yesterday on the Dulwich fans forum.
wackyjacky
Striker
We had a mare and couldn't even find the ground. Got a taxi from the station but took us to some sports ground which is what the sat nav was saying. Asked loads of people who had never heard of it so went in the Toby carvery and asked there. Still no idea so couple of pints then binned it off and got a taxi back to the train station.
Got a feeling we must have got off at the wrong station, had a golf club next door to it? Had a pint in there too so bit of a random day.
Before that we'd gone to Sutton v Aldershot which was poor, decent away following though.
Got a feeling we must have got off at the wrong station, had a golf club next door to it? Had a pint in there too so bit of a random day.
Before that we'd gone to Sutton v Aldershot which was poor, decent away following though.
Paddy O'Dors
Striker
Hear the same stuff in the West Leigh about Eastleigh. Heard worse on the Fulwell end tbh when I was a bairn.
Latka Gravas
Striker
Great idea
