Dulwich Hamlet FC 2013-2014 season - chat, rumours, reports
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Yorick
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Of all the clubs in the world, Erhun... This can't be happening.
just seen this on Erhuns FB
el-ahrairah
forward communism, forward gerbils!
erhun no, don't leave us now, we'll change, we'll be better....
Yorick
Active Member
And Burnley's a dump.
Ron Merlin
Jus de chaussettes
We do travel well. I hope to be amongst the uncouth north Londoners visiting in a couple of weeks. I vaguely remember going to your lovely old ground way back in the day (1980s probably), but not your new(ish) one. Should be a grand day out.
vornstyle76
Dundela FC, Transpontine Diaspora Brigade
Oh fuck. This makes my anecdote about finding a bit of one of Thamesmead's stands in my garden just now seem all rather un-amusing.
Scutta
Live Fast Die Bizarre
distract us.....
vornstyle76
Dundela FC, Transpontine Diaspora Brigade
Well, I went into the garden and found a bit of one of Thamesmead's stands lying there. Drunken memories of picking it up after a wayward thunderbolt shot broke it off.
So... is this a trial or a medical?
Scutta
Live Fast Die Bizarre
not sure would have thought a trial..... I gathered there was another player with him as well (not from dulwich) but it looks like the photos have now been taken down.
Yorick
Active Member
How can there be no more updates on this massive story? Shoudn't Harry Redknapp be giving us soundbites from the window of his car at the gates of QPR's training ground? Won't David Moyes come in with a way-over-the-odds eleventh hour bid? WIll Graeme Souness inform us all the Erhun has been George Weah's cousin all along? I MUST KNOW.
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hiraethified
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A couple of comments on the NIMBY mouthpiece, the East Dulwich Forum.
Re: Dulwich Hamlet FC new
Posted by Otta Yesterday, 08:45AM
The singing did my nut in yesterday. I like some singing, but I also like to watch the match and cheer the actual team. DH struggled to get the ball out of their own half yesterday, but I suspect some of the guys behind the goal have no idea what went on on the pitch.
Re: Dulwich Hamlet FC new
Posted by steveo Yesterday, 08:55PM
Yes, the beardy tattoo bloke liked the sound of his own voice ad friggin nauseum
Re: Dulwich Hamlet FC new
Posted by Otta Yesterday, 08:45AM
The singing did my nut in yesterday. I like some singing, but I also like to watch the match and cheer the actual team. DH struggled to get the ball out of their own half yesterday, but I suspect some of the guys behind the goal have no idea what went on on the pitch.
Re: Dulwich Hamlet FC new
Posted by steveo Yesterday, 08:55PM
Yes, the beardy tattoo bloke liked the sound of his own voice ad friggin nauseum
Scutta
Live Fast Die Bizarre
And here are two posts from Otta and SteveO with more of their "common sense" attitude to life, again from the East Dulwich Forum. Oh dear!
maybe they should stick to appraising singing at football.
Posted by Otta March 07, 12:34PM
To be fair to Steveo...
Not long after the 7/7 attacks, my mate and I were on a tube station (possibly Embankment, defo District Line) when I young Aisan guy with a @#$%& off big rucksack stood next to us on the platform. We both moved away without saying a word, and as soon as we were on the train in a different carriage to him, we both admitted to each other why we'd moved, and that we felt pretty shitty about it, but you know...
I don't think I'm a racist, and I'm damned sure that my friend isn't, but that day we both (with no discussion) made a decision to distance ourselves from that guy basically because of his race. Had a white guy come along with the same rucksuck, I dare say we wouldn't have moved.
In our defence, this was very close to the tube attacks, and people were scared at the time.
And here is SteveO.
Posted by steveo March 07, 09:57AM
There two lines for two flights at the airport; one flight contains people of a middle eastern appearance who have been frisked, one contains people of a middle eastern appearance that haven't.
Which one do you make your kids stand in?
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit was march 07, 11:18am by steveo.
Scutta
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maybe they didn't like my beard / thought i was a terrorist...And here are two posts from Otta and SteveO with more of their "common sense" attitude to life, again from the East Dulwich Forum. Oh dear!
Re: Police institutionall racist?
Posted by Otta March 07, 12:34PM
To be fair to Steveo...
Not long after the 7/7 attacks, my mate and I were on a tube station (possibly Embankment, defo District Line) when I young Aisan guy with a @#$%& off big rucksack stood next to us on the platform. We both moved away without saying a word, and as soon as we were on the train in a different carriage to him, we both admitted to each other why we'd moved, and that we felt pretty shitty about it, but you know...
I don't think I'm a racist, and I'm damned sure that my friend isn't, but that day we both (with no discussion) made a decision to distance ourselves from that guy basically because of his race. Had a white guy come along with the same rucksuck, I dare say we wouldn't have moved.
In our defence, this was very close to the tube attacks, and people were scared at the time.
And here is SteveO.
Re: Police institutionall racist?
Posted by steveo March 07, 09:57AM
There two lines for two flights at the airport; one flight contains people of a middle eastern appearance who have been frisked, one contains people of a middle eastern appearance that haven't.
Which one do you make your kids stand in?
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit was march 07, 11:18am by steveo.
Champion_hill
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So long as they shut the fuck up when they're at Champion Hill, that's fine by me.
Monkeygrinder's Organ
Dodgy geezer swilling vapid lager
Probably both 'keepers.
Jamie Wyatt
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A Slightly Less Invisible Cyber Fan These Days
Thanks for all your good work Jamie. I couldn't go Saturday, got home about 4.30 with little on here and nothing on Twitter or the messageboard, I was secretly hoping it had been postponed or abandoned.
