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Interested if the pre season games with limited capacity are going to be streamed, or if there are plans to continue the streaming service when fans return for the league season.

This was asked to Jack at the AGM regarding the league matches and it was something the club was looking in to. They wasn’t sure if it would be allowed by the league as there could be regulations in place. It also depended on whether there would be enough people to be able to do it along with costs.

I know many on the forum are not on platforms such as twitter. Reading some posts on twitter from rival clubs in the south, many teams are really going for it this season. Cash is being splashed in huge amounts. It appears that Havant are the biggest spenders along with Ebbsfleet, Dorking, Maidstone and even the likes of Bath seem to have uncovered a money tree in the stadium grounds. Obviously teams such as Dulwich with big crowds are also able to build useful squads and from the look of it all they definitely are. I know ive said it countless times but this conference South Division looks the hardest it has been for a long long time. I cant wait for what promises to be an ultra competitive Division.

Reg. You mention Dulwich. There is a piece in the NLP today saying that Peter Crouch has come on board as a director, as he played for them on loan from Spurs as a junior and now looking to give them further exposure.

PeteSamson wrote: ↑Sun Jun 27, 2021 9:32 pm Reg. You mention Dulwich. There is a piece in the NLP today saying that Peter Crouch has come on board as a director, as he played for them on loan from Spurs as a junior and now looking to give them further exposure.

Here’s a link on it Pete:

https://www.itv.com/news/london/2021-06 ... g-director

The 5th Searcher wrote: ↑Sun Jun 27, 2021 10:05 pm

PeteSamson wrote: ↑Sun Jun 27, 2021 9:32 pm Reg. You mention Dulwich. There is a piece in the NLP today saying that Peter Crouch has come on board as a director, as he played for them on loan from Spurs as a junior and now looking to give them further exposure.

Here’s a link on it Pete:

https://www.itv.com/news/london/2021-06 ... g-director

You see how hard it is Pete. All these clubs trying to reach the promised land. The Salisburys of previous years who will have to start again. Our club are superb we know that i know sorry. But we will be going strong for decades too come. This season coming we venture in with the best squad possible. The best. Anyone who thinks this is a gimme is delusional. Its the toughest conference south ever.

For those of us who haven't bought mini season tickets, how are we supposed to pay to get in?

silverado wrote: ↑Mon Jun 28, 2021 10:54 am For those of us who haven't bought mini season tickets, how are we supposed to pay to get in?

Well I’m sure if you offered the right amount of money to the kind person on the turnstile they would let you in.
As long as it doesn’t maximise the current attendance allowed & not including the Charlton game which has already sold out.

Good spot. Thanks 5th.

Tickets must be prepurchased for games until the current restrictions are lifted as per club website. So unless the new health minster announces any changes later today no pay on the day for the first three games at least. I haven't bought any tickets as these are not proper pre-season games. Where is the probables v possibles fixture or the whites v the greens, no trialist nonsense either but a good quota of A N Other to make up the numbers all correctly set out in 2 - 3 - 5 formation. A bag of Percy Dalton nuts to nibble on during the games and there would only be a couple of them and then on with the serious stuff. A double header for the first two midweek matches with the home and away league cup ties to make a giant league table before the very lowly ranked dropped out for the knock out stages. Nostalgia, even that's not what it used to be.