Ethan Ampadu

[Nigel E]

Eh? I've no idea who you are. But hating a club because of one vulgar person you apparently never spoke to, seems a bit intemperate?

Piers Morgan is a vulgar person I've never spoken to, but I don't hold it against Arsenal

 

[IndoMike]

Although it's extremely interesting to learn about Dulwich Hamlet, I think it's only fair to bring Corbridge United into the picture. Great little town between Hexham and Newcastle. Their fans are sweethearts.

 

[STURTZ]

Although it's extremely interesting to learn about Dulwich Hamlet, I think it's only fair to bring Corbridge United into the picture. Great little town between Hexham and Newcastle. Their fans are sweethearts.

Compared with Tow Law they are bastards.

 

[Hants_red]

From Andy Holloway

 

[StroudGrecian]

Correct. My antipathy for Dulwich is because they promote pride. Spot on. A gay person hates a football club for showing support for pride. You really are an odd person Nigel.

As I've already explained its because of an extremely unpleasant and vulgar person. It was one comment I made. Blimey.

P.S football clubs shouldn't get involved in politics or virtue signalling. It's a sport, leave it as that.

And yet you're also bringing politics into sport with your faux-hatred of Dulwich Hamlet, based on a supposed 'meeting' with one of their fans, and you expect Exeweb to believe that it has nothing to do with your own ultra-right beliefs as opposed to their 'Momentum' fan base and political leanings? Get real, son.

Saw a fair bit of football in and around Bermondsey back in the day, Dulwich was a picnic, it was Fisher FC you had to avoid if Millwall were playing away.

 

[IndoMike]

Compared with Tow Law they are bastards.

TOw Law? Hooligans !

 

[Sexton Blake]

From Andy Holloway

Well you have to say despite making only a few first team appearances to do that they must rate him very highly.

 

[Hants_red]

Well you have to say despite making only a few first team appearances to do that they must rate him very highly.

It would be great if we could do something similar with our players in say Sidwell Street.

 

[STURTZ]

Didn't work out for Mussolini.

 

[antman]

Didn't work out for Mussolini.

That's right. When Chelsea signed Mussolini from Milan in 1935 many eyebrows were raised, because although the right winger was known for causing trouble among the opposition, especially abroad in Europe, he was regarded as a very controversial figure. He was especially known for his trademark raised arm to claim the offsides when tracking back, but eventually left the club under very dubious circumstances when a shady deal was done with a German manager.