Football team looking for new players!

By johnedmartin
July 20, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted July 20, 2014

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Posted July 20, 2014

Hi there, I'm the club secretary of local 11-a-side football team The Sporting Crabs. We are looking for new recruits for the coming season.

We compete in the Third Division Southern Sunday Football League and play our home games at Belair Park in Dulwich Village. We finished 4th last season and are looking to build on that this year.

At the moment we are training on Peckham Rye every Wednesday night from 7pm but in the next few weeks we will be returning to our normal training location at JAGS sporting centre in North Dulwich.

Our season starts early September and we will be playing some friendly games prior to that.

If you are interested in joining or need any information please private message me or reply to this post.

Thanks

John Martin

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