Given the hype for the match, Wealdstone allegations of racism (never ever proven) etc and the unfortunate parody Wealdstone Raiders account which was anti gay and anti Semitic (but these highly toxic issues were resolved by the fans and good to see that the Wealdstone main twitter accounts came out to denounce the stupidity.
Both sets of fans clapping each other out at the end was very genuine and showed respect, for two two teams who have built up fan base against the tide of "corporate, greedy football"
On the day Wealdstone deserved to win, Little was outstanding and hopefully Dulwich Hamlet can learn
But what ever happens on the pitch (or with regard to ownership) we need to build the community amongst the growing fan base at Dulwich Hamlet , and that means we need to always be looking at ways to make it more colourful, more fun, that means more songs, more posters, more banners, more scarfs (I should also point out the amazing attendance at the Harry Ottaway benefit night as an equally important example)
More awareness in our communities would also be helpful,
I guess we could all sit back and say it a great already, but surely ,only by sharing ideas can we keep the vibe going -"Permanent Revolution"
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