East Thurrock away was enjoyable. Margate away was aboslute lunacy.
^Seeing him score with his head was particularly galling!
He was on fire that day, granted. That was a grand occasion, even though we lost. Mad game and mad (in a good way, not in an Ilkeston-style let's use this fence we've just ripped from the ground as spears to try to kill the Enfield) opposition fans - always a winner.
Just beat Finchley please! We're chasing them now...
Scutta
Given your Tuscany work
maybe you could knock up a Group 43 banner for Saturday
Scutta
Given your Tuscany work
maybe you could knock up a Group 43 banner for Saturday
haha that credit should really go to vornstyle76 but i ll see if we can before!
Sorry pompeydunc quality day in the park look forward to the summer for more!!!
I think Enfield away is my highlight of the season. My head flooded with so much exhilaration juice I thought I was going to blackout, I could feel my brain swelling against my skull. And then outsinging (or even terrifying) a carriage full of Arsenal fans on the tube back to South London. Later that night at work two people genuinely wondered if I was on a combo of cocaine and mdma. I must have been like some horrific marriage of Nick Hornby and Irvine Welsh characters.
Edit: obviously a strong shout-out for the Margate league away too.
The punchline to this story is, of course, that John-Paul has Robert's phone number.
There are loads, but a personal favourite was G-Man's 'my mum only let me watch sequels' spiel.
Truly magnificent stuff:Only a handful of us were that night (majority old skool rabble), but the FA trophy replay away to Concorde was a great evening. "Gavin Roses pink & blue army" for 35 minutes! Last minute Ian Daly equaliser. Even though we lost in extra time.
I have one flag-sized piece of curtain left but I think that's gonna get turned into a "We Love You Erhun - always Dulwich" flag to say goodbye….I'm not sure Brixton Hatter has any curtain left!
I have one flag-sized piece of curtain left but I think that's gonna get turned into a "We Love You Erhun - always Dulwich" flag to say goodbye….