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Our team, the East Dulwich Sporting Crabs, are looking for new players for the forthcoming season.


We are predominantly looking for a striker and a goalkeeper as well as other positions.


We play on Sunday mornings at Belair Park in West Dulwich in the Southern Sunday Football League. Last year we finished fourth in the league and are looking to improve on that this coming season.


At the moment we are training at Peckham Rye on Wednesday evenings but we will look to move back to our normal training pitch at JAGS Sports Centre in the near future.


Please message me if interested.


Many thanks, John Martin

Hi John. I would be interested in playing next season. Am 31 and been playing for years. Last year i played up in essex for a mates team but we have since folded due to age and other commitment. I play anywhere down the left or centre midfield depending on the standard i could play up top.


Cheers


Chris

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