Podcasts about dulwich hamlet

Lianne Sanderson is joined by former Lioness and WSL defender Gilly Flaherty to dissect a jam-packed week of international, WSL and FA Cup football. They'll look back at all the results from the Women's top flight in England and discuss what they think is next in terms of Arsenal and their management situation. Lianne also speaks exclusively to the South Africa Women's boss Desiree Ellis after they played England in Coventry last week. Finally they'll look into some of the biggest stories in the world of women's football from this past week including Lewes FC and Dulwich Hamlet protesting for equal pay in the FA Cup. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's show we recap the Wembley weekend with La Media Inglesa at Dulwich Hamlet, there were some familiar faces pitch side under the arch, plus we also have a chat with Chris from Salopcast about this weekend's trip to Shrewsbury Town. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/phil-catchpole/message

On this week's show we hve no action or reaction from Port Vale because the pitch was frozen. Instead, we trawled around North London looking for a game that was on and ended up having a lovely afternoon at Haringey Borough where we also had a chat with Dulwich Hamlet manager and former Chairboy Hakan Hayrettin. Darren Keeping joins us on Till Death Us Do Part too. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/phil-catchpole/message

This week's show was hosted by Bethany Manktelow with her panel of Debbie Julians, Patricia Maslin, and Ted Robinson who reviewed the team performance, along with the tactics employed and the longer-term views of Joe Edwards, our new coach, and Andy Myers, his No 2.Our 1st guest this week is former Lion and Millwall youth product who played at the U21 level for the Republic of Ireland, Tony Kinsella tells us about:How he came to play for Ireland;Joining Millwall as a youth player;The route to winning the FA Youth Cup;His call up to the 1st team squad;Leaving for Tampa Bay Rowdies;Returning to England and joining Ipswich;His eventual return to Millwall;His room partner Phil Coleman; andCoaching in non-league football.Also:Paul Loding updated on Millwall Pride and Romans;Jeff Burnige and Emma Whitter talked about Millwall Lionesses result at home to Dulwich Hamlet and highlighted the forthcoming Womens FA Cup Tie against Bromley this Sunday at Rotherhithe; andThe team previewed Millwall v Coventry City and made predictions.All guests predicted the Millwall v Coventry City result.Our second guest Alex Russell is a Millwall fan man and Boy. He is an experienced Pest Technician with a demonstrated history of working in the environmental services industry. He currently looks like an extra in the 60s movie The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly and is also a volunteer in media, has a player liaison role, provides maternity cover for the Supporters Liaison Officer & joint manager at Millwall Lionesses. Lastly, items of interest to Millwall fans are highlighted, in particular the Christmas events, the local derby, and Womens FA Cup tie at St Pauls Sports Ground on Sunday.As always, this show covers our club in-depth and is worthy of a listen.Music credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music

This week's show was hosted by Bethany Manktelow with her panel of Debbie Julians, Patricia Maslin, and Ted Robinson who reviewed the team performance, along with the tactics employed and the longer-term views of Joe Edwards, our new coach, and Andy Myers, his No 2.Our 1st guest this week is former Lion and Millwall youth product who played at the U21 level for the Republic of Ireland, Tony Kinsella tells us about:How he came to play for Ireland;Joining Millwall as a youth player;The route to winning the FA Youth Cup;His call up to the 1st team squad;Leaving for Tampa Bay Rowdies;Returning to England and joining Ipswich;His eventual return to Millwall;His room partner Phil Coleman; andCoaching in non-league football.Also:Paul Loding updated on Millwall Pride and Romans;Jeff Burnige and Emma Whitter talked about Millwall Lionesses result at home to Dulwich Hamlet and highlighted the forthcoming Womens FA Cup Tie against Bromley this Sunday at Rotherhithe; andThe team previewed Millwall v Coventry City and made predictions.All guests predicted the Millwall v Coventry City result.Our second guest Alex Russell is a Millwall fan man and Boy. He is an experienced Pest Technician with a demonstrated history of working in the environmental services industry. He currently looks like an extra in the 60s movie The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly and is also a volunteer in media, has a player liaison role, provides maternity cover for the Supporters Liaison Officer & joint manager at Millwall Lionesses. Lastly, items of interest to Millwall fans are highlighted, in particular the Christmas events, the local derby, and Womens FA Cup tie at St Pauls Sports Ground on Sunday.As always, this show covers our club in-depth and is worthy of a listen.Music credits: https://www.FesliyanStudios.com Background Music

In this episode i'll be looking back at Pegasus F.C. who within a few years of their first ever match would be filling groundsthroughout the country. the clubs exploits in the F.A. AmateurCup became legendary.

The Dockers make a valiant exit to cross town rivals Dulwich. Match comment and post match conversation with gaffer Adam Woodward by show host Michael Avery.Up the Dockers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Dockers make a valiant exit to cross town rivals Dulwich. Match comment and post match conversation with gaffer Adam Woodward by show host Michael Avery.Up the Dockers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John Kasapi and Freddie Rivett join me to try and predictwhats going to happen in the coming football season. Cananybody stop Manchester City.

Daniel Mills is a current footballer for Dulwich Hamlet. He juggles playing with working as a Diversity and Inclusion Consultant and is a board member for Show Racism the Red Card. It's great that he's put himself in a position to do these things whilst still playing football.

Probably no other English club below the professional leagues has gathered more media attention than Dulwich Hamlet, located South of the river in London and around in that neighborhood since 1893. Any quick search on the club will turn up grand phrases like “a different vision for football” or “the small club with the big vision.” And that vision - inclusive, humanitarian, egalitarian - draws around 3000 spectators (critics would say 3000 hipsters) who often wouldn't feel comfortable at other soccer grounds to the Hamlet's South London home for most games. But despite such record numbers for the lower leagues, the club just got relegated. It also is planning a new stadium, after briefly being thrown out of the old one by developers. And it is both shaped by and wrestling with its identity in a gentrifying neighborhood. Tim Scott, chairman of the Dulwich Hamlet Supporters trust, shares about the vibe around the club, the ups and downs and growing pains of the atmosphere at home games, and the work of a supporter's trust.HELPFUL LINKS FOR THIS EPISODEDulwich Hamlet Supporters Trust (also on twitter)Dulwich Hamlet FC (also on twitter); Club Shop2018 piece in the Guardian re. the stadium conflictRecent piece in the local newspaper re. current stadium plans with statement from DHFC"First all-trans masc side makes football history" - hosted by DHFCFootball Ground Guide on Champion HillPlease leave a quick voicemail with any feedback, corrections, suggestions - or just greetings - HERE. Or comment via Twitter, Instagram, Bluesky or Facebook. f you enjoy this podcast and think that what I do fills a gap in soccer coverage that others would be interested in as well, please Recommend The Assistant Professor of Football. Spreading the word, through word of mouth, truly does help. Leave some rating stars at the podcast platform of your choice. There are so many sports podcasts out there, and only ratings make this project visible; only then can people who look for a different kind of take on European soccer actually find me. Artwork for The Assistant Professor of Football is by Saige LindInstrumental music for this podcast, including the introduction track, is by the artist Ketsa and used under a Creative Commons license through Free Music Archive: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Ketsa/

In a Midweek special, Rob is at Dulwich Hamlet to see them face Concord Rangers and hears from Hamlet fan, Alex Mayhew, Dulwich forward George Porter and Concord's Mo Bettamer. Luke is at Curzon to see AFC Fylde go back top of the National League North and catches up with Fylde boss Adam Murray. Luke also chats to Altrincham press officer Brian Flynn as he reflects on Alty's first season as a full time club. Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In a Midweek special, Rob is at Dulwich Hamlet to see them face Concord Rangers and hears from Hamlet fan, Alex Mayhew, Dulwich forward George Porter and Concord's Mo Bettamer. Luke is at Curzon to see AFC Fylde go back top of the National League North and catches up with Fylde boss Adam Murray. Luke also chats to Altrincham press officer Brian Flynn as he reflects on Alty's first season as a full time club. Subscribe via all good podcasting platforms Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A packed show this week ahead of the busy Easter weekend. We're still waiting for the first promotions and relegations of the season to be confirmed, but all could change in the next week! For now, though, we hear from Herne Bay boss Kevin Watson after his side's thrilling draw at Hastings United and the exit of club chairman Stuart Fitchie - Kevin tells us about his hopes of getting out of the drop zone, the challenge of his first relegation battle as a boss and the departure of the chairman. It's back-to-back wins for Corinthian for the first time this season - their manager Michael Golding admits it's been a "horrible" season but is hoping his side can finish on a high whatever their fate at the foot of the Isthmian League South East. Dartford have eyes on the play-offs, and we hear from striker Alex Wall after he smashed a hat-trick in the Darts' 4-0 win over Dulwich Hamlet. There's all the rest of the news from across the county, and all the usual chat and nonsense, including elderly drivers, Factory Records, a terrible Mancunian accent and some important chat about Diet Coke bottles... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

After a month away to reassess and regroup. WE. ARE. BACK!!!!! Our host Karleigh Webb is rested and ready for TDoV was special report to tell some stories from voices in sports you may not have heard of Julie Ann Curtiss -- When England's Rugby Football Union banned transgender women for playing at all levels of the sport, Curtiss decided to fight for her right play. She is suing the RFU and she was beamed up to talk about why she getting in the scrum and why she loves to play. Lex Horowitz -- A a varsity squash player at NCAA Division III Bowdoin College, Horowitz was one of 34 out transgender collegiate athletes. Their experiences being non-binary in a sporting landscape that is all-too binary are the catalyst for they are doing as an inclusion consultant who is actively working to make spaces in sports safer, inclusive and has their eye on the games of the tomorrow. Charlotte McEachern -- Wrestling is who she is and it has her studying hard on the art of the grapple at the iconic Monster Factory. Legendary heroes and heels have made their beginnings there, and the finishing school is the subject of a new Apple TV documentary series. McEachern, a trans woman in the squared circle, talks about being a part of the film, a part of the school, her budding career path, and she even gave us one of those cool pre-match intros! Arthur Webber -- On TDoV, TRUK United FC ("The Official Association Football Side of the Trans Sporter Room") will continuing making history. In 2022, TRUK United fielding the first-ever all-transfeminine eleven in the history of FA and UEFA competition against Fifth Division Dulwich Hamlet FC. This week, TRUK United will again field an all-trans woman side, and in a doubleheader event, they will field a first-ever all-transmasculine side to battle with a team of Dulwich Hamlet supporters. Webber, a young trans man who lives and breathes the pitch, will wear the captain's armband and lead the lads into the fray. His story is a comeback story. Last year, after giving up sport in frustration while finding his truth, he return to play after 11 years away. Also This Week Tears In Nashville Florida to legislate bathrooms. Yes, they really are. The World Athletics ban Protest And Deny: Posie Parker "The Nature Girl" Karleigh Webb? Oh by the way, IT'S GOOD TO BE BACK!

Me and Freddie Rivett predict the outcome of the 2022-23football season. Can Arsenal win the league?  Will Man Citywin the Champions League?  Will Chelsea and Liverpool come good. Even more important can Dulwich Hamlet escaperelegation from the National League South.

Welcome to the first podcast of 2023. First off we hear from manager Warren Feeney with his thoughts on the postponed Leyton Orient match, reflections on the Worthing defeat and a look ahead to the Dulwich Hamlet match at PVR this Saturday. Nigel then talks to in-form midfielder Taylor Maloney and the Wings' Head of Media & Communications Olly Groome. We finish the podcast focusing on our Women's team with interviews from manager Keith Boanas and player Grace Laverick who has just returned from a serious injury.Published 12th January 2023.Radio Wings - Twitter Radio Wings - Facebook

We are raiding the Audio Long Read archives to bring you some classic pieces from years past, with new introductions from the authors This week, from 2018: After they were locked out of their own stadium, an unlikely band of supporters came together to save a beloved south London club. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/longreadpod

Chloe and Rachel are joined by Dulwich Hamlet centre-back Ceylon Andi Hickman after Sarina Wiegman n' co extended their unbeaten streak to 25 games! Just the 123 goals scored in that run, no big deal.We look over the Lionesses' win against Japan before focusing on issues of diversity and inclusion within women's football after Beth Mead's recent comments. Ceylon talks about a lack of access to opportunities she's seen through her work with Football Beyond Borders, while Chloe discusses her experiences as a mixed-race player in our still largely inaccessible sport.Got a question for us? Tweet us @FootballRamble, @GirlsontheBall and @Morgie_89.Sign up for our Patreon for exclusive live events, ad-free Upfront and Ramble shows, full video episodes and loads more: patreon.com/footballramble. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Berkshire Football Stories host Rob Davies as he charts the Royal County's footballing waters with Abi Ticehurst and Tom Canning. The trio discuss Rob's away day at Dulwich Hamlet with Hungerford Town, peruse the FA Trophy ties and predict who's going through in the FA Vase plus a look at all the weekends fixtures. Find out more and subscribe at www.footballinbracknell.co.uk/how-to-listen-to-the-berkshire-football-stories-podcast/ Creative Lifestyle Planning is proud to sponsor the award-winning Berkshire Football Stories podcast from Football in Berkshire. Visit www.creativelifestyleplanning.com

After a few blockbuster WSL derbies this weekend, Chloe and Rachel pick through the highlights alongside Football Beyond Borders and Dulwich Hamlet's own, Ceylon Andi Hickman!We then look into the unprecedented - and alarming - situation over in Spain, where fifteen national team players have removed themselves from contention around the coach and team culture. Also, Ceylon gives us some more info about the amazing work that Football Beyond Borders are doing in the community.Got a question for us? Tweet us @FootballRamble, @GirlsontheBall and @Morgie_89Sign up for our Patreon for exclusive live events, ad-free shows from across the Ramble universe, full video episodes and loads more: patreon.com/footballramble.***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The new Rugby Reloaded talks to Stewart McGill and Vince Raison about their fascinating new book, 'The Roaring Red Front: The World's Top Left-Wing Football Clubs' (Pitch Publishing). They travelled around the world visiting soccer clubs which have a reputation for left-wing politics, sampling the match-day atmosphere, and exploring the histories of a diverse range of clubs, from Dulwich Hamlet to Detroit City, Boca Juniors In Argentina to St Pauli in Germany. It's a rich and passionate story that tells us a lot about the place - and the future - of football in the modern world. For more on the history of rugby and the other football codes, take a look at www.rugbyreloaded.com (where you can find the links for this episode) and follow me on Twitter at @collinstony

The panel of Paul, Dan & Sarah squeeze a lot in to this episode - we cover (what we remember of) Sutton United's wins at Dorking Wanderers, Havant & Waterlooville & Dulwich Hamlet. The Home draw against Charlton Athletic, the loss against Woking (hold my hands up) and the win over Bromley gets a passing mention. We also discuss our transfer business so far and Mike drops a horribly wrong name into the conversation so is praying Matt has never heard of anyone called Sam Carter! We look forward to our EFL League Two opener against Newport County and I am also joined by Ed from @1912Exiles with his thoughts.

Natalie Washington chats with Lucy Clark & Abi Cornell about their careers and the upcoming match between TRUK Utd and Dulwich Hamlet.

He's gone from the pitch to the podcast to the pundit's chair but now former England, Tottenham and Liverpool striker Peter Crouch could be facing his toughest challenge yet. In a new documentary series 'Peter Crouch: Save Our Beautiful Game' Crouch is stepping into the boardroom at Nation League club Dulwich Hamlet to see if his footballing experience can help change the club's fortunes. In this episode, Peter not only talks about his work with the club but also how he's coped with life after football, the pressures of social media on the modern professional and why he would have loved to have been a pro in the 1970s. The Footballco Business Podcast is a show focused on the most innovative people working in the world of football media, brands and marketing. Each episode features some of the most creative minds in the sport, getting their views on the business behind the beautiful game – from partnerships and branding to esports and new platforms. Make sure you are following this show so you never miss an episode and find more from FootballCo via @Footballco on Twitter and https://www.linkedin.com/company/footballco/ on LinkedIn. The Footballco Business Podcast is in association with Soccerex. Find out more at https://www.soccerex.com/ Peter Crouch: Save Our Beautiful Game, available to stream on discovery+ from Tuesday 29th December Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

DECEMBER 12th 2021: Belmont Banter Episode 91 KEVIN SUGRUE Official podcast of Whitstable Town F.C. Kevin started off in football with aspirations of becoming a footballer but a sending off by a teacher in a school game brought a halt to his football when he was fourteen. He started again after he left school at about seventeen and played for the district side. The years not playing meant that others were now better than he was and ever the organiser, at nineteen Kevin started running teams. His first job on leaving school was for the council and he found himself running the sports department, says he was the blue eyed boy, and started Southwark Sports but that changed when the councils merged.   Kevin moved to Beckenham took a few of the boys with him as part of Beckenham Town, the remainder who were Southwark Sports which became Dulwich Hamlet. He says they were ahead of Chelsea and all the other as they were to first club to have a ‘pathway to the first team ‘says Beckenham was the start of the Academy's.

The Amateur Footballer - Episode 7 Tobrise, The Amateur Footballer brings you his latest take on all things happening around grassroots football. This week Tobrise talks to Dulwich Hamlet legend Sanchez Ming. Podcast Sponsors Down to Play, Sports King TV, Baldon Sports Youth, Skipper, Grassroots (GRF), Awards FC and NJPGD. Charity XI Sponsors: TW Drainage, ReQuest, Warrens Roofing, Player Packs #STAYSTRONG #12THMAN

EP 10 : Patrick Bamford & Alexandra HaddowLeeds & England striker Patrick Bamford and comedian Alexandra Haddow join Jon Richardson and Matt Forde on the podcast this week. As well as discussing his FPL team, Patrick suggests a couple of forfeits based on his own personal experience. Whilst there's also a huge shock for Matt and Jon when the England striker reveals his FPL points total.Alexandra not only talks us through her team ‘The Grealish Showmen' but the odd names of posh pies at Dulwich Hamlet.Elsewhere on the podcast Jon details the time he had cryotherapy and reveals an odd conversation he had this week with a fellow comedian about an alternative piles treatment. Whilst, a listener triggers Matt into remembering an odd story from his childhood where he ended up crying in Holland.Follow us on Twitter: @comediansfplEmail us at hello@cpfpl.comYou can join our FPL Fan League here: fantasy.premierleague.com/leagues/auto-join/4mtcnh… League Code: 4mtcnhA 'Keep It Light Media' and 'Feral Television' Production Sales, advertising, and general enquiries: hello@keepitlightmedia.com

Since the first season of Broadway to Brazil, the Corinthian-Casuals have continued punching above their weight. Surviving in the Isthmian Premier League, the club went on to win silverware in Budapest in 2019 at the Egri Erbstein Tournament.  But like everyone else at this level, they have been left frustrated by lockdowns and league cancellations over the last year and a half. Yet the club still serves as a beacon to its local community, and was even able to squeeze a bit of FA Cup drama into 'The Season That Wasn't'. Recorded on the eve of the 2021/22 season, the opening episode of Series 2 of Broadway to Brazil sees Dom and Jarek joined by seasoned sports writer Tony Banks. They reflect on last year's Covid-effected campaign, which was ultimately cut short by lockdown but also featured a great deal of excitement crammed into a breathless couple of months.  We hear from Club Secretary, Hanna Newton, who discusses how the club played an important community role in the challenging early months of the pandemic; captain Danny Bracken, who provides a player perspective of living without football; club volunteer Lucy Symons, who talks about her path to becoming the PA announcer at the Casuals; and FA Cup hero Ben Cheklit, whose wondergoal against Dulwich Hamlet marked the most iconic moment of the Casuals' aborted 2020/21 campaign.  Written, produced and presented by Jarek Zaba and Dominic Bliss.  Editing: Jarek Zaba Audio engineering: Brent Davies Title music: John Forrest Artwork: Matt Alabaster Website: Chris Kelly

Our Great Coach on this episode is Alan Smith. Alan is the former football manager of  Dulwich Hamlet,  Crystal Palace,  and Wycombe Wanderers. In 1994 Alan coached Crystal Palace to the Division One Championship and was also awarded the League Manager's Association ‘Championship Manager of the Year'. In 1995, he led the team to the semifinals of both the League and FA Cups. In 1997, he was appointed by Kevin Keegan to join his beloved Fulham Football Club as the club's new Academy Director, a role he held until 2000. In a career that spans over 40 years he has worked with some amazing coaches, and helped develop players like Gareth Southgate and Chris Coleman who have gone on to have successful coaching careers of their own. Alan is a positive and energizing person, with a lifelong passion for helping others develop. He is also a strong advocate for finding a mentor as a Head Coach to help you be the most effective leader you can possibly be. If you would like to send us any feedback or if you know a great coach, who has a unique story to share, then we would love to hear from you, please contact us at thegreatcoachespodcast@gmail.com. You can also follow us and comment on all our Great Coaches here Twitter @CoachesGreat Facebook @TheGreatCoaches Instagram @the_great_coaches_podcast YouTube The Great Coaches Podcast channel page LinkedIn The Great Coaches Podcast showpage

In this episode Ash Interviews former Dulwich Hamlet, Crystal Palace and Wycombe manager Alan Smith! Alan also was academy director of his boyhood club Fulham and then went on to become director of football at Middlesbrough in an incredible career. Alan tells some memorable stories and this is a show you will want to listen to time and time again

This week, Luke, Chris, Dickie and Thom review all the action from a packed National League schedule and are joined by Kidderminster Harriers manager, Russ Penn, who talks through a year in charge and the challenges faced.  Plus we hear from Dulwich Hamlet manager Gavin Rose as his side hits a bit of form.Subscribe via Itunes and Spotify Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week, Luke, Chris, Dickie and Thom review all the action from a packed National League schedule and are joined by Kidderminster Harriers manager, Russ Penn, who talks through a year in charge and the challenges faced.  Plus we hear from Dulwich Hamlet manager Gavin Rose as his side hits a bit of form. Subscribe via Itunes and Spotify

Kevin and Kieran look into the viewing figures so far for the Premier League's pay-per-view games, why a winding-up petition against Southend has been dismissed, and why Barcelona's president has resigned. Plus, Kevin talks to Dulwich Hamlet chairman Ben Clasper.Check out the brand new Price of Football merchandise store here!https://the-price-of-football.backstreetmerch.com/ Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/priceoffootball. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Former Watford, Derby, Motherwell and current Dulwich Hamlet midfielder Lionel Ainsworth joins us for episode 5 of Home Disadvantage. He helps us answer audience questions; gives his thoughts on the Black Lives Matter movement; speaks on the lack of Black, Asian coaches in the football league and recalls his experiences growing up as a mixed-race boy in the Midlands.

From leaving north London for the sleepy Somerset town of Yeovil, to spending a pre-season in India meditating for 11 hours a day and representing Jamaica in between, Nathan Smith's football career is more colourful than most. In this episode the Dulwich Hamlet defender joins us to discuss the Black Lives Matter movement, how black and white people use language when talking about race, and why - through it all - we need to remember that people are inherently good, decent human beings.

In this episode I am joined by Dulwich Hamlet supporter Jonathan Elliott.We talk about the thrill of the chase, completing a set and how that chase might never end.We cover unrequited love, Arsenal, USA 94 and terrible tantrums.Oh and by the way… stay tuned after the music for a peek behind the curtain.Enjoy the podcast***You can follow me and my own collection on Instragram @footballkitmemories or get in touch via email on footballkitmemories@gmail.comThe music on the podcast was written by Kevin MacLeod, you can check links to his rights free music in the notes section.Thief in the Night by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4521-thief-in-the-nightLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/***CORRECTIONS & OMISSIONS (a message from Jon).Fact checking with put-upon parents confirms that first acquired shirts were actually 93/94. They were not printed.Actual first printed kits were said Adams and Merson shirts.Cyclosports is no longer trading.***Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/footballkitmemories. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A new direction and a new purpose. Over coming weeks, Ben and Hugo will be joined by Dulwich Hamlet striker and youth team coach Danny Mills to speak to current and past Hamlet players about their lived experiences as black people in London.

Having achieved the ninth largest attendance in non-league football this season, with an equally reputable atmosphere to go with it, Dulwich Hamlet have become a club difficult to ignore. Inquisitive on how they were put on this pedestal, we wanted to hear from a fan who had witnessed their journey. Ben, the clubs social media guru, gave us his account from behind the scenes. This included FA Cup drama, away day nonsense and an unforgettable trip to 'Coach House Decadence'.    

Kevin and Kieran look at some of the comments made by the EFL chairman Rick Parry this week, who said the current season needs to be concluded before the end of July or clubs face a "£200m hole" by September. Plus, why the National League season being cancelled meant Dulwich Hamlet avoided going bust. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/priceoffootball. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Beautiful Game Podcast – Episode 75 - We discussed the career of South London's finest, Manchester United and England legend Rio Ferdinand (@rioferdy5) with the man himself, in a very special exclusive interview. We discussed growing up in South East London Peckham as well as Dulwich Hamlet's fortunes, Rio's time at Manchester United, the high and the low points of his career, racism in football, Encouragement for Ravel Morrison, Cristiano Ronaldo's quest for perfection, the pain of not being able to captain his country at the World Cup, Sir Alex Ferguson brilliance, Paul Pogba influence in England and how Virgil van Dijk stacks up to the PL great defenders. We also touched on his relationship with John Terry, Steven Gerrard and many other of his ex-teammates + much more.SPECIAL GUEST = Rio Ferdinand (@rioferdy5)Twitter: @BujTheGooner @LfcNino @Dej_TBGGet involved in the discussion using the #TBGPOD Twitter: @Podcast_TBGInstagram: @pod_tbgYoutube: The Beautiful Game Podcast

With all the upheavals in global football occasioned by life within a world beset by pandemic, a remarkable story of online abuse and a career ruined has gone somewhat under the radar.  Streatham Rovers (@StreathamRovers) are a non-league side in South London.  Playing in the Xterminate Rat Poison Football League, their fans dream of one day reaching the dizzying heights of neighbouring media darlings, Dulwich Hamlet. All that changed this year when their manager Taff Goose (@TaffGoose) resigned from his position at the club with immediate effect. In this episode, we ask: who are Streatham Rovers? And what happened with their manager? Guests: Roger Parsnip is a long-standing fan of Streatham Rovers and community, schools & youth engagement officer at the club. Chris Legarde is Rovers' striker and plays at Number 10, 11 and -1. Kevin Splash is a fitness coach at Rovers. Special thanks to Robert Vaughan, Jonathan Turner and Joel Whitall. Follow us: @FT_Podcast www.FootballTodayPodcast.com

Hugo and Ben are back for the final time this decade, with their Dulwich Hamlet team of the decade. Who made the cut? Who’s been ruthlessly left out? Who’s been accidentally, innocently, totally forgotten? Sit back and find out.

On the shortest day of the year the boys produce a bumper podcast as Rob catches up with Aldershot skipper Dean Rance after their win over Stockport.  Their are plenty of missed opportunities across the National League as the teams behind Barrow fail to take advantage of the Cumbrians not playing.  It's also tight at the bottom as teams continue to pick up points with good wins for Sutton and Chesterfield.In the North Kings Lynn will be top of the tree at Christmas after a surprise defeat for York with Southport and Brackley motoring past Chester as they failed to beat AFC Telford and Dickie caught up with former Wrexham player and Bradford Park Avenue assistant manager Lee Fowler to get his thoughts. In the South the top two didn't play due to the weather as Havant and Waterlooville play out a thriller at Braintree and they have Bath and Dorking right on there coat tails.  The boys also pay tribute to Dulwich Hamlet superfan Mishi who sadly passed away this week.  Their is also a look at the top three goalkeepers across the three divisions and a look at the pre-season predicitions at the halfway stage.Subscribe via Itunes and Spotify Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On the shortest day of the year the boys produce a bumper podcast as Rob catches up with Aldershot skipper Dean Rance after their win over Stockport.  Their are plenty of missed opportunities across the National League as the teams behind Barrow fail to take advantage of the Cumbrians not playing.  It's also tight at the bottom as teams continue to pick up points with good wins for Sutton and Chesterfield. In the North Kings Lynn will be top of the tree at Christmas after a surprise defeat for York with Southport and Brackley motoring past Chester as they failed to beat AFC Telford and Dickie caught up with former Wrexham player and Bradford Park Avenue assistant manager Lee Fowler to get his thoughts.  In the South the top two didn't play due to the weather as Havant and Waterlooville play out a thriller at Braintree and they have Bath and Dorking right on there coat tails.   The boys also pay tribute to Dulwich Hamlet superfan Mishi who sadly passed away this week.   Their is also a look at the top three goalkeepers across the three divisions and a look at the pre-season predicitions at the halfway stage. Subscribe via Itunes and Spotify

S4, Ep 3. In this episode: Dulwich Hamlet in the FA Cup A Thanet micropub crawl Deptford X Christopher Marlowe Part 1 The News Christopher Marlowe Part 2 Bum Dosser Three Odd Things Foofwatch Cocaine at 90 Miracle Bread Sponsor: Go Out London by London Carriages Thanks to Alice and Ophelia. This podcast incorporates the following audio: https://freesound.org/people/InspectorJ/sounds/403180/ https://freesound.org/people/InspectorJ/sounds/384188/ https://freesound.org/people/tylerandbergsd/sounds/416858/ Christopher Marlowe's Doctor Faustus, performed by Oxford Theatre Guild: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V97pMacSp-0

This week we look at Woking's amazing start to the season as they top the table and we ask can they stay there and are Fylde feeling the pressure?And there is also a chat with former Torquay manager Kevin Nicholson.In the North can anyone catch York? Should Spennymoor be worried and can Kings Lynn keep up the pace?In the South we look at the start Wealdstone have made with Dulwich Hamlet and Billericay on their tails.Tune in to hear all this and more and don't forget to subscribe to us via Itunes and Spotify Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This Luke, Rob and Chris are joined by Jeff Brazier to gather his thoughts on the National League results and season so far, and he also tells us about his to trip to Leyton Orient v Salford. Rob experiences a day out at Dulwich Hamlet and we take a look at all the other results from the North and South divisions. Plus all the latest news, managerial changes and signings. And Luke takes a look at Basford as part of our Step 3 focus. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week The Anfield Wrap looks into what's going on at Dulwich Hamlet with Andi Thomas, talks being a woman in football journalism with Melissa Reddy for International Woman's Day and reflects on Liverpool's Champions League progression. But the big one is Manchester United. What a Saturday morning in prospect. What can The Reds do in this game to get a result? Neil Atkinson hosts Andy Heaton, John Gibbons and Steve Graves. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The season is approaching. The Beesotted crew met in the virtual joint to discuss the pre-season friendlies of the past week. How have the new players been shaping up? What players are being rumoured to being tracked by our rivals? What are the thoughts of the fans in the run-in to the new season? How are the Hong Kong Bees feeling for this next campaign. And what do we have to look forward to at the weekend with the Bees playing a dubble bubble – the first team home to Celta Vigo and the B team away to Dulwich Hamlet. In the pub this week: Billy Grant Dave Lane Liberal Nick 0m - Intro 4m 49 sec - Chat about Southampton and Franchise FC aka MK Dons pre-season friendlies 22 m 24 sec - Transfer chat 32 m 57 sec - Brentford fans' highs and lows of last season and pre-season predictions (as taken from articles http://bit.ly/2h1JRfi and http://bit.ly/2h27ftb ) 39 m 16 sec - Interview with the Hong Kong Bees (@HongKongBee) 1h 01 m 22 sec – A look forward to Saturday's matches against Celta Vigo and Dulwich Hamlet (if any Bees are off to Hamlet, we will be drinking in The Cherry Tree pre and post-match) 1h 6 m 26 sec - END #dhfc #sfc #saints #mkdons