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Makeover returns villa at 14 Albert St Dulwich to glory - Adelaide Now
Makeover returns villa at 14 Albert St Dulwich to glory Adelaide Now A DULWICH property has been refitted to highlight the rich standards of the area's turn-of-the-century elegance. After buying his Dulwich home more than two years ago, Merv Davies embarked on a series of major renovations, restoring the villa to its ... |
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Re: 'North Dulwich' traffic - Herne Hill Forum
Re: 'North Dulwich' traffic Herne Hill Forum Traffic already builds up every rush-hour tailing back from Dulwich Village right up to St Faith's Church sometimes. If you had more traffic coming down Red Post and then coming out of Casino onto Red Post then that would create a difficult situation. |
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Bragging rights
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Gooner section of family gloats over imaginary Spurs fans at the end of the 2011-12 season of the English Premier League [football / soccer].
L - R: Karl (son), Dan (son) with his daughter Indie in front of him, me. The blue bike belongs to Karl, and the red tandem bike belongs to Dan. He uses the tandem with Indie when they go places together.
I think this photo was Karl's idea. Arsenal had just beaten West Bromwich Albion away, 2-3, in the final game of the season in the English Premier League. Their goalie was an inexperienced reserve who, by all accounts, seemed to be playing for Arsenal. Arsenal finished 3rd in the table, 19 points behind the top two sides. So not much to brag about? But third place is still enough to give automatic qualification for the European Champions League again next season - and most importantly for gooners everywhere, their traditional enemy Tottenham Hotspur, who led Arsenal in the table for much of the season, finished just one point below them in 4th place, pipped on the final day.
We're wearing a motley assortment of Arsenal strips and colours going back to the yellow 'away' shirt I'm wearing which is a replica of Arsenal's 1971 FA Cup Final shirt made forever famous (to old gooners (*) at least) by Charlie George's winning goal against Liverpool (www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_cKAIuydyY)
In football fan lore, continuity of support is almost a matter of honour. My father was taken by his uncle to see Arsenal at its previous stadium, Highbury, when he was a youngster during the 1920s-30s, and he then took me and my and brother to Highbury when we were kids in the 1940s-50s. I've taken all my own kids to Highbury at one time or another, including Dan and Karl here, from when they were young, and all four have now been to the Emirates Stadium too since Arsenal moved to tthere. We have yet to take my granddaughter here, but the family is getting quite close to a hundred years of goonerism (*).
* For those who don't know, fans of the Arsenal (aka 'The Gunners') call themselves gooners.
Photo taken for us by Jill.
ID: DSC_3604
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Cricket bij Dulwich College
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Cricketwedstrijd op de velden van Dulwich College
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Tough return for Dulwich - Your Local Guardian
Tough return for Dulwich Your Local Guardian A middle order collapse saw Dulwich lose by seven wickets to Old Whitgiftians in Surrey Championship Division One on Saturday. It was Dulwich's first match back in the division after promotion last year but, having been put in to bat, they stuttered to ... |
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Bragging rights
Darkroom Daze posted a photo:
Gooner section of family gloats over imaginary Spurs fans at the end of the 2011-12 season of the English Premier League [football / soccer].
L - R: Karl (son), Dan (son) with daughter Indie in front of him, me.
I think this photo was Karl's idea. Arsenal had just beaten West Bromwich Albion away, 2-3, in the final game of the season in the English Premier League. Their goalie was an inexperienced reserve who, by all accounts, seemed to be playing for Arsenal. Arsenal finished 3rd in the table, 19 points behind the top two sides. So not much to brag about? But third place is still enough to give automatic qualification for the European Champions League again next season - and most importantly for gooners everywhere, their traditional enemy Tottenham Hotspur, who led Arsenal in the table for much of the season, finished just one point below them in 4th place, pipped on the final day.
We're wearing a motley assortment of Arsenal strips and colours going back to the yellow 'away' shirt I'm wearing which is a replica of Arsenal's 1971 FA Cup Final shirt made forever famous (to old gooners (*) at least) by Charlie George's winning goal against Liverpool (www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_cKAIuydyY)
In football fan lore, continuity of support is almost a matter of honour. My father was taken by his uncle to see Arsenal at its previous stadium, Highbury, when he was a youngster during the 1920s-30s, and he then took me and my and brother to Highbury when we were kids in the 1940s-50s. I've taken all my own kids to Highbury at one time or another, including Dan and Karl here, from when they were young, and all four have now been to the Emirates Stadium too since Arsenal moved to tthere. We have yet to take my granddaughter here, but the family is getting quite close to a hundred years of goonerism (*).
* For those who don't know, fans of the Arsenal (aka 'The Gunners') call themselves gooners.
Photo taken for us by Jill.
ID: DSC_3599 - Version 3
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Watford supporters' side thump Dulwich - Watford Observer
Watford supporters' side thump Dulwich Watford Observer Hornets supporters' team Watford Internet FC secured their biggest win of the season on Saturday as they beat Dulwich Hamlet 12-4. An under-strength visiting side were boosted with the loan signings of four WIFC players, with one of them, ... |
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ROCKS REVIEW: Rocks 1 Dulwich Hamlet 0 - Rocks win promotion - Chichester Observer
 Chichester Observer | ROCKS REVIEW: Rocks 1 Dulwich Hamlet 0 - Rocks win promotion Chichester Observer A header by Stuart Axten 17 minutes into the game was enough to defeat a Dulwich side who didn't put the Rocks under the sort of the pressure the home fans expected in the second half. But it took a penalty save from Craig Stoner - his second in six ... LIVE RYMAN LEAGUE PLAY-OFF FINAL: Rocks v Dulwich Hamlet Bosses urge Bognor to be 'brave' Bognor are promoted |
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