Dulwich Hamlet February Fixtures 2023

[BYL]

So out of the 8 fixtures have this coming month, a massive 24 points is up for grabs, what are you realistic hopes for what Dulwich can come away with at the end of it?

 

[The new one]

I be happy with 24. But would settle for 20 points

 

[BYL]

I be happy with 24. But would settle for 20 points

Playing a few teams below us so those are the fixtures we really need to win more so to get away from being pulled into any relegation threat

 

[liamdhfc]

deleted as wrong thread

 

[B.I.G]

I believe the position of the women’s team was more than adequately covered at the forum & I am really not sure where this theory about the women’s team somehow subsidising the men is coming from. I would like to see the numbers being used to arrive at this result.
I can’t see how you are fully assessing all cost lines when you arrive at that conclusion. If costs were apportioned across different income streams what percentage of the following do you think the women’s budget should be responsible for
Stadium upkeep, cleaning & repairs
Pitch contractor
Club full time employees
Utilities
Kit
Investment in the training ground
Even if there was a split of sponsorship and advertising revenue, how much to each section.
The above is why it is almost impossible to apportion each budget and doing so would serve no positive purpose.

Wrong thread?

liamdhfc

 

[liamdhfc]

Good point

 

[Pink Panther]

So out of the 8 fixtures have this coming month, a massive 24 points is up for grabs, what are you realistic hopes for what Dulwich can come away with at the end of it?

Seeing this thread inadvertently bumped, it looks very much like February was the month that got us relegated.

The last of those 8 scheduled fixtures (Concord at home) was postponed. Our record from the other 7 was:

W0 D1 L6 F6 A18 P1

That's a quarter of our defeats for the entire season in the space of just 4 disastrous weeks. I don't think even the greatest pessimist could have foreseen that.