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Sandperson

Sandperson

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Charlotte, myself and my friend Neil watch many of the United games at the Marquis of Granby in New Cross. It's not very glamorous but they are friendly and there's usually a good mixture of supporters in there. I watched the 2008 Champions League final in there and even the Millwall boys were supporting us....can't think why?
charlotte_se22

charlotte_se22

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Good to hear!


Do any of you meet up for a bit of a kick-a-bout, especially now the weather is nice? I try to play but I am shocking at tackling and generally end up kicking someone (accidently of course!).


My fianc? however is pretty good and I'm hoping that when he finally finds a job and moves down here, he can join in on some games locally if that happens at all.

Laddy Muck

Laddy Muck

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Jah Lush Wrote:

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> Charlotte

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> DJKillaQueen is an Evertonian (I forgot about her)

> and I believe her and Laddymuck play in a ladies

> team/kickabout over Peckham Rye most weeks.


Mr. Lush is correct. Check out the What's On section. You may even get to meet the "other" Charlotte (Uni player, blonde, eye-liner!).;-) Come and join us. I am utter crap: my speciality is scoring own goals, being offside, being issued yellow cards and being sent off! Have now 2 red cards to my name LOL! We already have 2 United fans in the team. I am trying to persuade Jenayr to join too. If you and Jenayr joined, that would be FOUR United fans! Woo hoo...

Laddy Muck

Laddy Muck

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PS Charlotte: there is a small posse of us who also support Dulwich Hamlets FC. Let me know if you fancy going to any of those games, and I'll stick you on our PM list. I watch around 99% of home games. Jenayr and I are getting a season ticket next year - grand cost ?60. Bargain or what!
Macevles

Macevles

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Jah Lush Wrote:

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> Charlotte

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> DJKillaQueen is an Evertonian (I forgot about her)

> and I believe her and Laddymuck play in a ladies

> team/kickabout over Peckham Rye most weeks.


I lost the plot can somebody explain what is happening

Thanks

LM

Laddy Muck

Laddy Muck

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charlotte_se22 Wrote:

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> I may just join you on that one - got to be a good

> laugh and a fitness boost as well. I will speak to

> you on Tuesday about the Dulwich Hamlet FC thing,

> I go to Hamlets gym and often find myself

> distracted watching the matches from the gym

> window!


Brilliant(tu)

BTW, you won't need the gym once you start playing...means more money for drinks in the pub! Win Win!B)

matthew123

matthew123

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Congratulations to Raul Meireles for getting the PFA Fans Player of the season award, and Scott Parker the Football Writers' award (and of course Bale last w/e the PFA Players award). But I do wonder with so much still at stake this time of season why these awards cannot be voted for at end of season rather than months beforehand!

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