Orlu on for Audel (injury)

1-0 Half Time

Torquay player sent off.

Goldberg on for Barham

Magnificent!!!!!

THAT is SUPERB!!!!

An excellent team performance, well done to all players and management.

can we have that ref every week?

a well deserved 3 points, no Man of the Match for me, everyone did well

Fantastic performance by all the players and great results. Good game too 

-- Edited by wildfowler on Saturday 16th of February 2019 05:40:01 PM

Very enjoyable game. Never seen a team commit so many fouls! Have to say Orlu was solid considering his absence, brendan back to himself with some quality runs and crosses, and Mills won absolutely everything.

Yeah the ref had a decent game - under pressure from their noisey fans he correctly only gave Wilks a yellow for his foul outside the box and let a few other challenges go that weren't fouls (tbh on both sides)

-- Edited by J on Saturday 16th of February 2019 06:36:11 PM

Agree. Orlu was superb today. The good thing is we had a number of players who were man of the match. Great strike and performance from Barham. 

I think the highlights should just be a reply of the game

They bang on about the ref but he was bad for both teams. Their number 17 had four bookable offences and was lucky he wasnt off in the first half. Number 8 = constant mouth. They lost to the better the team on the day and its as simple as that.

As i was there at Torquay in December it was a special win after seeing their boss celebrating on the pitch like they had won the league. They might well do but Woking will push them all the way. 

 

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Have a look at their Fans forum. Its comedy gold. Obviously some drink had been taken before many of the posts. Absolutely no credit given to the fact that they were beaten by the better team. Welling 2 Bristol City rejects 0

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 Think some were at a different game. One post has WOKINGS players going down at every opportunity

When I heard Richard Orlu had come on for Thierry Audel I straight away thought back to what Steve King said to me on Tuesday night
Richard Orlu is on the bench tonight but hell only play if both Centre backs are incapable of carrying on, hes got a hamstring problem
When he came on yesterday his left thigh was heavily strapped. That was soon discarded and he went on to have a superb match. Unfortunately I had to leave after an hour for work so missed the last half hour. Just before I left young Jack Barham was cynically scythed down near the corner flag and the Torquay player made out hed slipped as he tried to tackle Jack. What a load of bollocks, it was a brutal challenge that should have seen a red card. Great result making it 3 league wins in a row, lets hope its 4 after Hungerford next weekend.

There are reasons why Dulwich get that size of crowd...all down to trade unions and the labour party from what i heard

Yeah seems odd but apparently accounts for why a lot dont actually watch the game...sponsored by a Union too i think I was told

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There are reasons why Dulwich get that size of crowd...all down to trade unions and the labour party from what i heard

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 I think it is because Dulwich has such a progressive outlook that it attracts interest and sponsorship from the Labour and trade union movement. Unison sponsors them - and I think the local branch of unison is a sponsor of Bromley. The GMB sponsored Whitehawk, and, ffs, a regional office of GMB is our next door neighbour. It is a mistake to restrict sponsorship to businesses only, just as it is these days for clubs and organisations to persist with a selfservative, me, me, me attitude. We are a community interest club and we should be nurturing interest from all aspects of our community including trade unions, professional and trade and charity organisations. Incidentally, I gather a flag taken, it seems, by Welling supporters to the Dulwich away game incurred the wrath of the local faithful because of its alleged sectarian content.

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MarkX wrote:

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There are reasons why Dulwich get that size of crowd...all down to trade unions and the labour party from what i heard

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 I think it is because Dulwich has such a progressive outlook that it attracts interest and sponsorship from the Labour and trade union movement. Unison sponsors them - and I think the local branch of unison is a sponsor of Bromley. The GMB sponsored Whitehawk, and, ffs, a regional office of GMB is our next door neighbour. It is a mistake to restrict sponsorship to businesses only, just as it is these days for clubs and organisations to persist with a selfservative, me, me, me attitude. We are a community interest club and we should be nurturing interest from all aspects of our community including trade unions, professional and trade and charity organisations. Incidentally, I gather a flag taken, it seems, by Welling supporters to the Dulwich away game incurred the wrath of the local faithful because of its alleged sectarian content.

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 I'd rather not have those types of hipster fans at Welling