scousedom
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Didn’t hear that. Was it many?
FA Cup Saturday 2nd September
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the pink one
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not many but was still a surprise
Pink Panther
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hiraethified
Relive the grimness!
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In photos: clueless Dulwich Hamlet thwarted by Haringey Borough’s last minute equaliser, Sat 2nd Sept 2023
In what was easily one of the worst performances we’ve ever seen by Dulwich Hamlet, the home team’s hopes of progressing to the next round of the FA Cup took a knockback when Haringey B…
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El Matador
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Also is the crowd noise being played at substitutions a new thing? I'm not a fan.
Might have been played at other moments as well without it registering.
Might have been played at other moments as well without it registering.
Paula_G
Flitting in & out like Tinkerbell on Meth
Canned applause? Surely not.
Suspect it's nothing more than the PA mic being left on as people are clapping the departing player off / incoming player on.
Pink Panther
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That was probably the most entertaining part of the afternoon. It sounded like canned applause coming over the PA while Liam was announcing our substitutions! The microphone was obviously just picking up clapping from spectators in the immediate vicinity. I rather enjoyed it.
El Matador
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Fair enough. It sounded exactly like pre-recorded applause though and I've never heard it happen before
Paula_G
Flitting in & out like Tinkerbell on Meth
charliepooley
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Must say it was a very poor performance
Don't like to have a go at managers , but have to agree with editor on this one, the hoofball is not good to watch and that seems to be the recent tactics
The knock it as quick as you can to the big man up front sometimes can be affective but whens its not its awful to watch
i can sort of understand the tightening up after conceding so many goals recent games, but after taking the lead surely you have to be a bit more expansive in your play
Has this Manger been known for the long ball game at his previous clubs ? A sort of Bassett /Graham Taylor of non league
Dulwich had such a great crowd just a few years ago, a joy to be in amongst it, but it is hard to get into games with these sort of tactics.
I really hope things can get back on track football and fans wise
Don't like to have a go at managers , but have to agree with editor on this one, the hoofball is not good to watch and that seems to be the recent tactics
The knock it as quick as you can to the big man up front sometimes can be affective but whens its not its awful to watch
i can sort of understand the tightening up after conceding so many goals recent games, but after taking the lead surely you have to be a bit more expansive in your play
Has this Manger been known for the long ball game at his previous clubs ? A sort of Bassett /Graham Taylor of non league
Dulwich had such a great crowd just a few years ago, a joy to be in amongst it, but it is hard to get into games with these sort of tactics.
I really hope things can get back on track football and fans wise
charliepooley
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Yeah when on his game i think his a decent player, can knock a nice ball at times but every so often seems to be all over the place and lets himself down with silly fouls etc like the week end
charliepooley
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Grim game maybe but terrific pics as per usualRelive the grimness!
In photos: clueless Dulwich Hamlet thwarted by Haringey Borough’s last minute equaliser, Sat 2nd Sept 2023
In what was easily one of the worst performances we’ve ever seen by Dulwich Hamlet, the home team’s hopes of progressing to the next round of the FA Cup took a knockback when Haringey B…
well, most people do actually seem to be watching the game much to the grumpy twitter gammon's disappointment!Relive the grimness!
In photos: clueless Dulwich Hamlet thwarted by Haringey Borough’s last minute equaliser, Sat 2nd Sept 2023
In what was easily one of the worst performances we’ve ever seen by Dulwich Hamlet, the home team’s hopes of progressing to the next round of the FA Cup took a knockback when Haringey B…
Bugpowder Dust
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Anyone been before? Tempted because it's a new ground and I sense that everything will click into place and we'll storm into the next round.
editor
hiraethified
I have to be honest: I saw several groups of people who had their backs to the game for ages while they chatted away. They were all kitted out in brand new Hamlet gear so they're helping the club's finances and it's up to them how they want to spend the 90 minutes but I can see why some people take the piss.
editor
hiraethified
I'm tempted but not optimistic in the slightest. I've started a dedicated thread here FA Cup replay: Haringey Borough vs Dulwich Hamlet, Tues 5th Sept 2023
Trimmy
Lives for Charking Picken
I'm going. Quick train and a bus from work. Plus, Tuesday night. Love Tuesday night football. Even if Dulwich are playing away - at least it won't be raining cats and dogs like the last time I went to watch them get dumped out of a cup...
pompeydunc
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I have been there, including seeing Somaliland play there once.
Sadly no pubs in the vicinity. Antwerp Arms is the best bet, but that's still a 25 minute walk.
Pink Panther
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The Prince is decent enough, about 5 minutes walk from Wood Green Underground Station in the opposite direction to the ground, so about a 20 minutes walk from the ground. More convenient for post-match than pre-match.
The Prince N22 | Pub | North London England
The Prince is an understated neighbourhood spot in North London for modern British fare & a variety of unique ales, porters & ciders.
www.theprincen22.co.uk
There's also a Wetherspoon's right outside the underground station.
Cat Daisy
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The Prince is also nr Ally Pally station for those travelling via rail.The Prince is decent enough, about 5 minutes walk from Wood Green Underground Station in the opposite direction to the ground, so about a 20 minutes walk from the ground. More convenient for post-match than pre-match.
The Prince N22 | Pub | North London England
The Prince is an understated neighbourhood spot in North London for modern British fare & a variety of unique ales, porters & ciders.
There's also a Wetherspoon's right outside the underground station.
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