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Bugpowder Dust
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Al Cunningham
Brockley Hamlet
Good chance to improve our position over the anext month. Next 5 league games agsinst teams around us, 4 of which are at home. I know i might be optimistic but after seeing all the games apart from Horsham away i can see definite improvement. 8 points from last 4 league games 3 of which were away. We do not good on plastic i admit but i am more hopeful than i have been all season.
Don't Slow Down
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Good to see Richard Pingling get some game time, played and scored for Kumazi Strikers in a 2-1 defeat against Hatcham on Sunday.
Pink Panther
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Kamikaze Strikers?
Being filmed tomorrow!
muel18
Active Member
As promised:
Sorry it's a bit later than we originally agreed to do these, mine and Hak's calendar haven't allowed us to catch up like this. If anyone has any further questions, grab me saturday from the press area and i can take you down to chat with Hak
Really helpful I think and I know we will never know everything and nor would I expect that but I think it’s great to have that every few weeks or whenever possible felt it flowed better than the initial one as well, grateful for you helping make that happen
Thank you! Yes certainly flowed better, and you got a lovely look into mine and Hak’s homes
muel18
Active Member
Haha exactly what more of an insight could anyone needThank you! Yes certainly flowed better, and you got a lovely look into mine and Hak’s homes
Easy for him to take that view after his side got knocked out.
Al Cunningham
Brockley Hamlet
Yes good interview. Very welcome as a regular feature
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hiraethified
As promised:
Sorry it's a bit later than we originally agreed to do these, mine and Hak's calendar haven't allowed us to catch up like this. If anyone has any further questions, grab me saturday from the press area and i can take you down to chat with Hak
Thanks for posting this up, but could I make a tiny suggestion? Having the light on behind you means that you have light streaks across the screen and that you're half bleached out.
Even a really cheap light in front of you (with the one above you turned off) will make it look loads better.
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You’re rightThanks for posting this up, but could I make a tiny suggestion? Having the light on behind you means that you have light streaks across the screen and that you're half bleached out.
Even a really cheap light in front of you (with the one above you turned off) will make it look loads better.
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Sadly my home is a building site at the moment and this is the only semi decent place to be doing this at the moment! When I do these from university they’ll look a lot cleaner
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hiraethified
It's no wonder we lost with his shit attitude to cup competitions. I don't suppose it occurred to him that Hamlet fans would fucking love a decent cup run. In any competition.
And if he's now saying he only did it to try out other players, what's the point of losing at the first hurdle?
Pink Panther
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I don't really understand why managers do it, and it's very commonplace these days for all cup matches. We've got 4 fewer league matches than in recent seasons, plus we've only played 3 matches in the two national cups, so it's not really as if first choice players need a rest. I'd rather see us field a recognised first XI in these cups and arrange "B team" friendlies on an ad hoc basis when we need to assess squad players
The decade of success, starting back in 2011, began with a 5-1 win at Leatherhead in the semi-final of this competition. Followed by the final at Metropolitan Police against Wingate & Finchley, when about 300 Hamlet fans turned out, which was more than were getting for home games at time. I remember we dinosaurs being gobsmacked by the turnout, including lapsed supporters not seen for years. Although we lost that final we went on to gatecrash the play-offs by winning 8 of our last 11 league games, returning to Leatherhead for the promotion final with hundreds of supporters again making the journey. Despite a second final defeat within a few weeks, this sequence for me was the catalyst for the success that followed, primarily the two promotions in 2013 and 2018.
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hiraethified
This is what a final can mean for the fans
Isthmian League Cup Final – Dulwich Hamlet 2 Concord Rangers 3 – photo report -
The last cup final I attended was at Wembley last year watching Cardiff lose to Liverpool in the Carling cup, so as big matches go, last night's Isthmian League Cup Final at Maidstone's Gallagher Stadium was a far more modest affair - but still great fun. Maidstone's new stadium, a surprisingly...
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This is what a final can mean for the fans
Isthmian League Cup Final – Dulwich Hamlet 2 Concord Rangers 3 – photo report -
The last cup final I attended was at Wembley last year watching Cardiff lose to Liverpool in the Carling cup, so as big matches go, last night's Isthmian League Cup Final at Maidstone's Gallagher Stadium was a far more modest affair - but still great fun. Maidstone's new stadium, a surprisingly...
A lovely video. It also shows what an atmosphere you can generate when you have a simple corrugated iron roof behind a goal!
Ex-Hamlet coach Mark Dacey has been appointed manager of Sevenoaks Town and has also brought in Junior James as an assistant
Cat Daisy
Well-Known Member
Welcome our new Director of Football
Paula_G
Flitting in & out like Tinkerbell on Meth
I am available. Just stepped down as Head of Football at Goal Diggers after I signed for Clapton CFC.
scousedom
Well-Known Member
Ooooh that’s a lovely little early Christmas present.
Pink Panther
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Best date for it, given our league hasn't scheduled any fixtures for Saturday 23rd December.
