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Dulwich Hamlet FC 2013-2014 season - chat, rumours, reports

Talking of Hadley, it's all gone silent after that deeply unsatisfactory public meeting. Still so many unanswered questions, such as:

- How are Hadley able to buy the ground when it is an asset of community value? What happened to the six month 'notice' period?
- Do they actually own the ground at this very minute?
- What are their longer-term intentions?
- What is the financial position of the club - are we still losing money?

Anyone know any more?

Although I'm pleased the club still exists, I'm still really sceptical about the future. Has our silence been bought with a fairly vague promise of football at Champion Hill next season?

I'd add to that 'who is in charge (and of what) right now'? We know Hadley own everything now but as of this moment what's the structure? Even down to 'when the next electric bill turns up, who makes sure it's paid?'
 
But yes I completely agree. I think it looks like next season will be OK. Beyond that though things aren't any more secure than they were a few weeks ago and everything has gone quiet since then.
 
Doesn't this only apply to players that have been at the club for a "while", as the fee is a compensation for development? I'm not sure we can justifiably say we have developed him as much as his formative years at Charlton and in Turkey.

That's a different thing. That applies to any player who comes through our academy system, even if he declines to sign a contract, e.g Omarr Lawson. I think it's a flat fee of £3,000

The other thing regarding League 2 clubs is that a lot of them have very small professinal squads (maybe fewer than 20) so they won't be prepared to pay a fee for an unproven non-league player and will probably only offer him £400-£500 a week anyway, and a one year contract, so would be a gamble for the player to take that if he already has a reasonably paid steady job.
 
I'm under the thumb again, no fucking chance of going for the second week running. Don't get married if you're single and like football.
 
in getting 11.47 from Brixton to Bromley south then there is a train from therevat 12.20ish that gets to Maidstone east at 13.02 and a weatherspoons next door boom. Sorted.
 
19c roasting

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1-1 with lively crowd scenes. Hamlet have dominated the first half. Bit of disappointing homophobia from the home crowd but apart from that there's been some great singing competitions.
 
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