That sounds shambolic. Things like this don't half wind me up. If I'm a customer and I'm there in person, I don't expect to be put on hold while online or telephone orders are dealt with ahead of mine. I guess it exists as a "ghost kitchen" every other night of the week, i.e. there's no physical customer interface, it's there purely to prepare meals for delivery to online customers, and with tiny home crowds (103 v Horsham last Tuesday) it provides a token service for the football matches.
How do they even function as an Isthmian Prem football club with that many fans? Even if the players play for free (which I'm sure they don't) that's hardly enough through the gate to pay for the electricity for the floodlights, let alone all the other running costs.
They'll probably still beat us too
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I was there!Who remembers this from 5 years ago?
Epic goalmouth scramble sees ball cleared off the line six times
The FA trophy match produced an astonishing moment of mayhem as Wingate were somehow denied a goal thanks to some superhuman defending
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I was there!
I'd forgotten what a horrible night that was.
Dulwich Hamlet: miserable weather and a miserable result at Wingate & Finchley, FA Trophy, Sat 15th Dec 2018
Dulwich Hamlet crashed out of the FA Trophy with a dismal away performance against Isthmian League Premier Division strugglers, Wingate & Finchley.
. Similarly the 4 who then head back across the goal. The 2 who saved with his head on floor on the near post, not so much
They usually doThey'll probably still beat us too
Peckham Town get more!
Their last 4 attendances have all been lower, with just 96 against Potters Bar.
Perhaps that's the key to our success: small crowds.
South London > North London.
