Ok, ok, we are big enough to admit when we get it wrong. Last week’s betting performance was nothing short of bollocks with a £30 loss to ten quid stakes. Please forgive us, we promise to try harder this time. Alternatively you could choose not to forgive us, but we reserve the right to send Anwar round to eat your food. Trust us, you don’t want that to happen.
Picking up from where we left off last time, we take a look over league matches 5-10. There were home victories over Chesterfield and Lincoln, a three-point raid at Burton as well as respectable draws against Cheltenham and Morecambe. Only a defeat a Barnet blotted the copy book.
Whenever something strange or amusing catches our eye in the world of football, we’ll write about it. This week has certainly had its fair share with Sol Campbell’s Notts County departure, but there is plenty outside of this division to pick up on as well.
After a rather good weekend last time out, let’s see if we can avoid being a Sol Campbell-esque one week wonder. Take a look at our latest set of selections – you never know, we may pull off the miracle of two successive weeks of profit.
Tannoy announcers very rarely go through their ‘careers’ blemish-free with no audible blunders to their name. Yet there are some that are so damn t-annoying or those that make a faux pas so grand, that they stay etched in your football brain forever. Here is a handful that we’ve plucked out from the wreckage over the years.
It’s that time of the week again to donate part of our wages to the friendly bookmaker. Although we’ve won and lost twice each so far this season, the losses slightly outweigh the wins at the moment.
The recent 5-0 mauling of Shrewsbury Town at Victoria Road brought memories flooding back of an identical drubbing dished out to the same opposition in January 2004. However, calls to play Town every week would be a little wide of the mark – it was only the second time the Daggers had tasted success over the Shropshire club. So, who would we like to play every week?
We are a Dagenham and Redbridge FC fan site. The name was inspired by the Daggers winning the Ryman Premier League title in April 2000, coming from behind to beat Hampton and Richmond Borough after having 2 players sent off.
