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1919/20 FA Amateur Cup Final medal and programme: Dulwich Hamlet versus Tufnell Park - played at The Den Millwall Football Club first amateur cup final after the Great War

Dulwich Hamlet won 1-0


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Dulwich Hamlet FC tour of Holland/Germany 1912

According to the Hamlet Historian Jack McInroy -

At the start of the Easter holiday weekend of 1913, the Dulwich Hamlet football team set off for a short continental tour. This was nothing new, in fact it had become customary over the previous five seasons – four tours to the Netherlands and one to Germany.

The team included
Coleman, Clegg, Wight, Popple, Carson, Hegazi, Clarkson and Green played in all three matches. Knight, Smart, Barker and Lawrence played in two. Hagger played in one.

Hussein Hegazi was Dulwich Hamlet's, Egyptian inside right,

Hussein Hegazi (14 September 1891 – 8 October 1961) was the first African player to play competitively in England (Dulwich Hamlet from 1911-1914 and once for Fulham in 1911)


Ajax 1 Dulwich Hamlet FC 4
Sparta FC. 2 Dulwich Hamlet FC 4
Quick FC Nijmegen 0 Dulwich Hamlet FC 2

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Is it possible for anyone who posts stuff on here to say where the source of the pictures/news items are? Thank you.
 
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WARTIME FOOTBALL WW2

Dulwich Hamlet FC V Walton On Thames (Confirmed as Saturday 3rd February 1944)

Supporters will probably know of the Football Association ruling re stoppage of games. ONLY in the event of enemy aircraft overhead will play be stopped. Entrances each end of the enclosure facing the playing pitch
 
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"Arsenal Sign Dulwich Hamlet Goalkeeper"

Lancashire Evening Post
Monday 10th August 1931

Further information on web

Alf Solly was born Alfred William Solly on 6 August 1906 in Battersea. A goalkeeper with Dulwich Hamlet, he was signed by Arsenal in 1931 but did not get a first-team place. He moved to Newport County the following year and made 38 appearances for them in Division 3 South. In 1933 he joined Portsmouth but once again did not feature in a league match. In 1934 he had a trial at Aldershot, playing two games for them in Division 3 South. He died in 1954. Ref Sole Society - Shooting Stars
 
ONCE AGAIN...can you PLEASE list the sources of where you are getting these from!!!!
 
And why would the date be "Dulwich Hamlet FC V Walton On Thames (Circa December 1945" as the War was over by then, thus there would not have been air raids...
 
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Dulwich Hamlet goalkeeper signs for Arsenal

Lancashire Evening Post comes from
Newspapers archive web site

Programmes Ebay
 
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Thank you...we don't all time to trawl the internet, never mind look on Ebay, so it's good to find out where these all originate from. Even more so when it comes to newspaper articles.

With regard to the 1945 thing, yes it might have come direct from a seller's quote on Ebay...but I am sure you knew it was inaccurate, so it's comes across as annoying (in my view) for you to repeat the error on here, without mentioning that it is clearly wrong.
 
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