PartisanDulwich
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Love some of the crowd shots from last season
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Love some of the crowd shots from last season
PartisanDulwich
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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
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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vicarofsibley
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This is brilliant - do you mind if I tweet from Forward The Hamlet?
http://thehamlethistorian.blogspot.co.uk
This is the blog that Jack McInroy devotes to publishing some of our history on-line from his publication.
This is the blog that Jack McInroy devotes to publishing some of our history on-line from his publication.
PartisanDulwich
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Yes credit to Jack McInroy at Hamlet Historian
just came across the picture and thought needed some background
just came across the picture and thought needed some background
what match was that taken at ?
PartisanDulwich
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I think Bognor ?
PartisanDulwich
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Dulwich - Dog Kennel Hill 1913
PartisanDulwich
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Dulwich hamlet V Northampton Nomads 1923 (Friendly)
note second in the league behind London Caledonia but above Wimbledon
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PartisanDulwich
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1913 TOUR
March 1913
Ajax Amsterdam 1 Dulwich Hamlet 4
Wedstrijd informatie
Competitie Vriendschappelijk
Seizoen 1912-13
Datum 21-3-1913
Thuis Ajax
Uit Dulwich Hamlet FC
Eindstand (reguliere tijd) 1 - 4
Tussenstand 0 - 0
Toeschouwers 2,000
Stadion Het Houten Stadion
Beschrijving Seizoen 1912-13, Vriendschappelijk, Ronde -, 21-3-1913, Ajax - Dulwich Hamlet FC 1 - 4 (0 - 0)
March 1913
Ajax Amsterdam 1 Dulwich Hamlet 4
Wedstrijd informatie
Competitie Vriendschappelijk
Seizoen 1912-13
Datum 21-3-1913
Thuis Ajax
Uit Dulwich Hamlet FC
Eindstand (reguliere tijd) 1 - 4
Tussenstand 0 - 0
Toeschouwers 2,000
Stadion Het Houten Stadion
Beschrijving Seizoen 1912-13, Vriendschappelijk, Ronde -, 21-3-1913, Ajax - Dulwich Hamlet FC 1 - 4 (0 - 0)
be nice to lay ajax again !
sleaterkinney
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Are we playing palace this pre-season?.
been years since I have been to Dulwich pre season game ! last one was maidenhead united away in 2006 drew 1-1 I think !
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Dodgy geezer swilling vapid lager
No I don't think so, unless there's a late addition to the list. Peterborough and Charlton are the bigger teams coming to visit this year.
darryl
this wasn't supposed to happen
Slightly mad plan to move Greenwich Borough FC to the old Gaelic sports ground on the New Eltham/Sidcup border and get them in the Conference within six years. I admire their optimism (and ground plan looks interesting) but suspect they'll struggle to achieve all that: http://www.newsshopper.co.uk/news/1...venate_troubled_New_Eltham_ground/?ref=twtrec
Jamie Wyatt
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Good luck to them, that place has been left empty for years (although it was recently occupied but the recent occupiers didn't stay long and moved on!!), it mentions a housing company have also put in planning permission to build new homes, the local residents have already fought this off a couple of times and would much prefer the football ground there!!
PartisanDulwich
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Vince Taylor@Groundtastic
Scenes from Dulwich Hamlet v Nunhead FA Amateur Cup replay in 1924/25, held at a previous version of Champion Hill.
Scenes from Dulwich Hamlet v Nunhead FA Amateur Cup replay in 1924/25, held at a previous version of Champion Hill.
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A Slightly Less Invisible Cyber Fan These Days
........and not a whippet in sight.
PartisanDulwich
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1920's hipsters
PartisanDulwich
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On ebay
Southwick (Sussex) V Dulwich Hamlet 1935
Single sheet programme and newspaper cuttings with the details of Hamlet's 0-5 win. These items were originally part of the collection belonging to the famous Dulwich Hamlet and England amateur international H.S. Robbins.
Southwick (Sussex) V Dulwich Hamlet 1935
Single sheet programme and newspaper cuttings with the details of Hamlet's 0-5 win. These items were originally part of the collection belonging to the famous Dulwich Hamlet and England amateur international H.S. Robbins.
a lot of old hat,,,,,,,,,,
Wow & wow! For both!
That's the best image I've ever seen of the old, old Champion Hill...which is, incidentally, EXACTLY on the site of where we want our proposed new ground on the so-called 'precious never been built on' open space where the all-weather pitch is, behind the Greendale End of our current ground.
That's the best image I've ever seen of the old, old Champion Hill...which is, incidentally, EXACTLY on the site of where we want our proposed new ground on the so-called 'precious never been built on' open space where the all-weather pitch is, behind the Greendale End of our current ground.
Where are the Groundtastic images from?
Indeed he has...worthy of it's own thread, for people to say what good news this is...so I will just start one!
great news for the club ! hope gavin has lots of success
Pink Panther
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Not much different 90 years later!
