Brentwood Town vs Dulwich Hamlet - Tuesday 12th April
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Moroccan Sunset
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Oh Christ on a bike, we've gone for a false nine. Thank fuckery I'm not there.
Scutta
Live Fast Die Bizarre
In the first half lots of people reported some dodgy language and actions tonight, I would suggest rather than go on about it on here people report it to the club or on the kick it out app.
Great support in the second half hopefully a turning point for us against a bottom team. even though it weren;t that convincing, just hope the boys can keep it going. showed a bit of grit tonight, need to keep that for the last two games.
Great support in the second half hopefully a turning point for us against a bottom team. even though it weren;t that convincing, just hope the boys can keep it going. showed a bit of grit tonight, need to keep that for the last two games.
EDC
A Slightly Less Invisible Cyber Fan These Days
Christian Burt
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Delighted with that.
What a bunch of morons their fans' were. Makes it so much sweeter to put a nail in their relegation coffin.
We're the PRIDE OF SOUTH LONDON!
What a bunch of morons their fans' were. Makes it so much sweeter to put a nail in their relegation coffin.
We're the PRIDE OF SOUTH LONDON!
ForwardHamlet
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It will be known as the night of a thousand minutes of 'We're the pride of South London', and the night when I saw Michael's penis and boobs.
Christian Burt
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I was near the bar for the second goal waiting for Shaka, and took pride in winding up a couple of proper moody Essex blokes.
"we didn't see the goal, can you move"? (said far more aggressively than that sounds)
*moved my pint an inch and not my South London backside a jot*
"you fackin' unfunny cunt!"
TOP BANTZ
"we didn't see the goal, can you move"? (said far more aggressively than that sounds)
*moved my pint an inch and not my South London backside a jot*
"you fackin' unfunny cunt!"
TOP BANTZ
StephenMac
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Looking forward to never going there again, on any number of levels.
EDC
A Slightly Less Invisible Cyber Fan These Days
My god, whatever will he do next.
editor
hiraethified
What kind of comments? It's good to air this kind of stuff (and maybe complain to the club)...
DonkeyAssessor
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Not as bad or unpleasant as around the tunnel area at Grays after Damian's 99th minute winner, the Saturday before Christmas.
Essex mate, innit !
Pink Panther
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That was a poor game on a terrible pitch. What is it with pitches in Essex? Does the local soil have some kind of defect that prevents it from being rolled flat? Grayveley was bad, Billericay was worse, this was like playing on corrugated iron. Even Clunis was rendered almost toothless when running with the ball as it kept bobbling up and bouncing away from him off his shins. It actually made for quite a dangerous situation; on several occasions players losing control of the ball as it ran away from them overstretched and collided awkwardly with an opponent.
I missed the first goal, having cut it a bit fine anyway then been unable to get on the last train that would have got me there for kick off when it was too full to board at Stratford. Luckily Mitch overtook me in a cab and stopped to give me a lift, and we heard the cheer just as we arrived at the turnstiles. Hamlet had much the better of the first half against opposnents who looked out of their depth at this level after winning last season's D1N play off from 4th place, and won't be here for much longer.
Three minutes into the second half the lead was doubled when the keeper flapped at an inswinging corner, and when the ball dropped at Pinnock's feet he fired it into the net. There wasn't a lot to get excited about in the remainder of the match. Brentwood pulled one back just before the hor when a free kick from just outside the box was cleanly despatched into the near top corner, but they never really looked very likely to complete any sort of comeback.
There were four changes to the team that started at Leiston, which I think is too many. Drage understandably returned for Sankofa, Carew replaced James; but Hibbert & Yiga were also dropped from that side. Scannell did well up front in the first half, then faded; Michael-Percil dropped into midfield to accommodate Murrell-Williamson, whose game couldn't really have been less suited to this pitch even on his early season form, which is sadly now a distant memory. This was the weakest performance since the Tooting fiasco, and we badly missed James' composure and authority in the centre of the field. We give away too many needless free kicks against the weaker sides, who simply aren't good enough to hurt us in open play, which gives them a prime opportunity to punish us. Both goals in the 2-2 draw at home to Farnborough came form free kicks, as did VCD's equaliser in our defeat tha their place, and now Brentwood's goal here.
Great turnout by Hamlet fans, must have been at least 100 in a crowd only four short of equalling their best of the season vs Enfield.
Team (4-3-3): Edwards - Nelson, Drage, Pinnock, Brown - Dixon, Carew, Michael-Percil - Clunis, Scannell, Murrell-Williamson. Subs: Moss (for Michael-Percil), Hibbert (for Murrell-Williamson), Yiga (for Scannell), James, Waldren (not used). attendance: 222
I missed the first goal, having cut it a bit fine anyway then been unable to get on the last train that would have got me there for kick off when it was too full to board at Stratford. Luckily Mitch overtook me in a cab and stopped to give me a lift, and we heard the cheer just as we arrived at the turnstiles. Hamlet had much the better of the first half against opposnents who looked out of their depth at this level after winning last season's D1N play off from 4th place, and won't be here for much longer.
Three minutes into the second half the lead was doubled when the keeper flapped at an inswinging corner, and when the ball dropped at Pinnock's feet he fired it into the net. There wasn't a lot to get excited about in the remainder of the match. Brentwood pulled one back just before the hor when a free kick from just outside the box was cleanly despatched into the near top corner, but they never really looked very likely to complete any sort of comeback.
There were four changes to the team that started at Leiston, which I think is too many. Drage understandably returned for Sankofa, Carew replaced James; but Hibbert & Yiga were also dropped from that side. Scannell did well up front in the first half, then faded; Michael-Percil dropped into midfield to accommodate Murrell-Williamson, whose game couldn't really have been less suited to this pitch even on his early season form, which is sadly now a distant memory. This was the weakest performance since the Tooting fiasco, and we badly missed James' composure and authority in the centre of the field. We give away too many needless free kicks against the weaker sides, who simply aren't good enough to hurt us in open play, which gives them a prime opportunity to punish us. Both goals in the 2-2 draw at home to Farnborough came form free kicks, as did VCD's equaliser in our defeat tha their place, and now Brentwood's goal here.
Great turnout by Hamlet fans, must have been at least 100 in a crowd only four short of equalling their best of the season vs Enfield.
Team (4-3-3): Edwards - Nelson, Drage, Pinnock, Brown - Dixon, Carew, Michael-Percil - Clunis, Scannell, Murrell-Williamson. Subs: Moss (for Michael-Percil), Hibbert (for Murrell-Williamson), Yiga (for Scannell), James, Waldren (not used). attendance: 222
Pink Panther
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If by 'noises' you mean 'monkey noises' I thought I heard the same at the same sort of time, i.e. late in the first half. I was behind the goal with most other Hamlet fans standing between me and the group of vocal locals under the same covered end. Frankly though I can't be 100% certain what they were saying/doing due to the level of vocal support from our own fans.
Cyclodunc
Where's the slam tent, mate?
My thoughts exactly. I was sat on the other side from the brentwood fans but I heard something like that. Tricky because both sets of fans were next to each other
Scutta
Live Fast Die Bizarre
Bring back Billy Crook!!!!!
Scolly
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It's exactly what I heard, I wasn't sure as the play was up the other end of the pitch and no Dulwich players in their half
editor
hiraethified
Match and agricultural equipment report. Warning: bare flesh.
Dulwich Hamlet shimmy back into the play off zone with a 2-1 win over Brentwood Town
Dulwich Hamlet shimmy back into the play off zone with a 2-1 win over Brentwood Town
StephenMac
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That staring woman looks fucking terrifying.
Christian Burt
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Proper nightmare stuff.
Please let us never have to go back to this shit-hole.
