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East Dulwich Sporting Crabs play in the Southern Sunday Football League from our home pitch at Peckham Rye Common. Away games are located in several areas around South London. We were formed in 2006 so the reason why we have the name crabs has long since been lost! If you're looking for a new football team and are from the south east area we'd love to have you down at one of our midweek sessions on a Wednesday or one of the friendlies we have lined up in August. You can get in touch either by replying to this thread or by contacting us through any of the following: - - https://facebook.com/sportingcrabs - https://sportingcrabs.com Thanks, Sam
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Strange bottles full of orange liquid
smprsn replied to tarafitness's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
The mysterious bottles of orange liquid of East Dulwich are back! Persistence on the part of the perpetrator... Or should that be pissistence? -
Are you a goalkeeper looking for football in East Dulwich? East Dulwich Sporting Crabs are a Southern Sunday Football League team looking for promotion in the third division and are in desperate need of someone to take their place between the sticks. We train each week at JAGS (James Allen's Girls' School) on Wednesday evening and play our home games at Belair Park near Dulwich Park. Away games generally take place in the south/south-east area of London (e.g. Clapham Common etc). Reply here if you're interested in joining! Thanks, Sam
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Are you a goalkeeper looking for football in East Dulwich? East Dulwich Sporting Crabs are a Southern Sunday Football League team looking for promotion in the third division and are in desperate need of someone to take their place between the sticks. We train each week at JAGS (James Allen's Girls' School) on Wednesday evening and play our home games at Belair Park near Dulwich Park. Away games generally take place in the south/south-east area of London (e.g. Clapham Common etc). Reply here if you're interested in joining! Thanks, Sam
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There was a small chalk dog-muck campaign on Lacon Road this morning - someone feeling a little riled by a careless dog owner leaving dog muck outside their gate had written "Whose dog shits here?" alongside a load more. Will it get results or does it just look a little crazy? I guess we'll find out!