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Tonbridge Angels vs Dulwich Hamlet (Sat 3/8/19)

Once upon a time when the subforum of Urban75 was yet to even be created, there was another forum that had the purpose of discussing Dulwich Hamlet. This forum had a poster who was called Inbetweener. Inbetweener was extremely thin skinned and argumentative.

Unlike this forum, the rules of that forum didn’t specifically preclude mentioning people’s identity and so many posters asked Inbetweener about who they were, especially as Inbetweener used to enjoy being unpleasant to other posters such as Griff and Bob.

Inbetweener was so thin skinned and petty that he had once deleted all the posts from the Dulwich forum. He deleted the entire forum with all the information posted by everyone.

Luckily for them they operated under a pseudonym so no one ever 100 percent knew who was behind that man baby’s keyboard.

I for one am happy that Urban has a policy of anonymisation considering its philosophy across the boards. Its a shame some people believe that their beliefs outweigh the rights and responsibilities of signing up to something run for free by volunteers.

Poor Inbetweener.
 
B.I.G said:
Once upon a time when the subforum of Urban75 was yet to even be created, there was another forum that had the purpose of discussing Dulwich Hamlet. This forum had a poster who was called Inbetweener. Inbetweener was extremely thin skinned and argumentative.

Unlike this forum, the rules of that forum didn’t specifically preclude mentioning people’s identity and so many posters asked Inbetweener about who they were, especially as Inbetweener used to enjoy being unpleasant to other posters such as Griff and Bob.

Inbetweener was so thin skinned and petty that he had once deleted all the posts from the Dulwich forum. He deleted the entire forum with all the information posted by everyone.

Luckily for them they operated under a pseudonym so no one ever 100 percent knew who was behind that man baby’s keyboard.

I for one am happy that Urban has a policy of anonymisation considering its philosophy across the boards. Its a shame some people believe that their beliefs outweigh the rights and responsibilities of signing up to something run for free by volunteers.

Poor Inbetweener.
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Was you up still fixing the monitor*

*the poor mans Monument
 
B.I.G said:
Once upon a time when the subforum of Urban75 was yet to even be created, there was another forum that had the purpose of discussing Dulwich Hamlet. This forum had a poster who was called Inbetweener. Inbetweener was extremely thin skinned and argumentative.

Unlike this forum, the rules of that forum didn’t specifically preclude mentioning people’s identity and so many posters asked Inbetweener about who they were, especially as Inbetweener used to enjoy being unpleasant to other posters such as Griff and Bob.

Inbetweener was so thin skinned and petty that he had once deleted all the posts from the Dulwich forum. He deleted the entire forum with all the information posted by everyone.

Luckily for them they operated under a pseudonym so no one ever 100 percent knew who was behind that man baby’s keyboard.

I for one am happy that Urban has a policy of anonymisation considering its philosophy across the boards. Its a shame some people believe that their beliefs outweigh the rights and responsibilities of signing up to something run for free by volunteers.

Poor Inbetweener.
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Perhaps you should ask yourself why 'that person' used the pseudonym Inbetweener & why they deleted the forum...
 
Dulwich Mishi said:
Perhaps you should ask yourself why 'that person' used the pseudonym Inbetweener & why they deleted the forum...
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I asked myself... and the answer is that person must have wished for anonymity.

Shame its something you now seek to deny others.

Perhaps you should ask yourself why you can’t respect the wishes of others and the rules of this forum. Maybe take some time to think about it.
 
Being from tonbridge, I'd avoid the wetherspoons as is really slow service, and go 100m down the road and crossover to The Gatehouse.

Cheap beers (Guiness is £3.75 as a guide), good staff, decent food if you want it and eight large tvs which will show the lunchtime game).

Also, right behind the station is the Station House, which is cash only but again really cheap (£2.95 for a guiness) and has load of tvs.

Also a shout out to the George and Dragon on the way down.

If I was coming from town and depending on your timescale, I would do Station House behind the station as a meeting place, walk down the High St for five mins to the Gatehouse (on the other side of the road), a ten min walk to the George and Dragon (on the same side of the road and just past Tonbridge School (which looks like some kind of hogwarts thing), and then walk up until you see The Greyhound (which is next to a petrol station and about ten mins from the George and Dragon). If you must, have one there but it's a bit of a locals pub.

Opposite that pub is the cemetery. Walk down the hill until you get to the end and turn left and you are there.

It's a 30-40 min walk to the ground from the station but if you break it up like this then you won't even notice it
 
B.I.G said:
I asked myself... and the answer is that person must have wished for anonymity.

Shame its something you now seek to deny others.

Perhaps you should ask yourself why you can’t respect the wishes of others and the rules of this forum. Maybe take some time to think about it.
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I have no problem with anonymity to an extent..if that's the rules of the forum. But I do find it strange & not right that I am supposed to have conversations with people who I don't know who they are, but they have the perfect right to slag me off.
As it happens I know who you are, so that's not a real problem...but it would be nice out of courtesy to know who I'm chatting to on here.
That person, as you called them in my last post, was clearly me, as you well know. No that person did not wish for anonymity, they were making a point. And your answer was wrong as to why they deleted the entire forum...but nice try.* (*It wasn't actually, but I said that to show I can do 'polite')
 
Dulwich Mishi said:
I have no problem with anonymity to an extent..if that's the rules of the forum. But I do find it strange & not right that I am supposed to have conversations with people who I don't know who they are, but they have the perfect right to slag me off.
As it happens I know who you are, so that's not a real problem...but it would be nice out of courtesy to know who I'm chatting to on here.
That person, as you called them in my last post, was clearly me, as you well know. No that person did not wish for anonymity, they were making a point. And your answer was wrong as to why they deleted the entire forum...but nice try.* (*It wasn't actually, but I said that to show I can do 'polite')
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I love a new season. Maybe you have a guest pass. But if you’d like me to pay for your entry tomorrow as a sign of good will and new starts. Let me know.

My advice if you want to know who someone is start a private conversation with them and they might let you know.

Mishi. Always a legend.
 
AverageJoe said:
Being from tonbridge, I'd avoid the wetherspoons as is really slow service, and go 100m down the road and crossover to The Gatehouse.

Cheap beers (Guiness is £3.75 as a guide), good staff, decent food if you want it and eight large tvs which will show the lunchtime game).

Also, right behind the station is the Station House, which is cash only but again really cheap (£2.95 for a guiness) and has load of tvs.

Also a shout out to the George and Dragon on the way down.

If I was coming from town and depending on your timescale, I would do Station House behind the station as a meeting place, walk down the High St for five mins to the Gatehouse (on the other side of the road), a ten min walk to the George and Dragon (on the same side of the road and just past Tonbridge School (which looks like some kind of hogwarts thing), and then walk up until you see The Greyhound (which is next to a petrol station and about ten mins from the George and Dragon). If you must, have one there but it's a bit of a locals pub.

Opposite that pub is the cemetery. Walk down the hill until you get to the end and turn left and you are there.

It's a 30-40 min walk to the ground from the station but if you break it up like this then you won't even notice it
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Yes, you're right about 'spoons, it's OK for an early pint but it does get busy with all the food orders. I beleive there's a Harvey's pub somewhere near StephenMac 's cemetery but I've never found it? Looking forward to the footpath afterwards.
 
I think the George and Dragon serves Harvey's. Its a free house and run by my mate, but I don't go there often (three other pubs closer) so I can't vouch for the beer.

That pub also has lots of screens and two pool tables, so on the way back, pop in for the first half and now your acclimatised to the location, hit the Gatehouse for the second half (and they'll probably have some kind of happy hour on, which may be mainly cocktails, but hey - 2-4-1 is 2-4-1 isn't it...) and then toddle back up to town early enough to put the kids to bed and then pop out again a little later
 
And if you really want too, then by all means check out the Beer Seller (on the high St on the left hand side just after WHSmiths (which is on the right hand side) if you want craft beers), and Fuggles, which is on the right hand side between the Gatehouse and the George and Dragon. Neither are cheap though.
 
Son of Roy said:
Matt I am older than you! Its not Glastonbury granted. But have you not heard of Jethro Tull, Mungo Jerry, The Sweet, Deep Purple & Wilko Johnson? Maaan.
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New Day Festival?! Although I see The Fierce & The Dead are playing - they're very good.

AverageJoe said:
I think the George and Dragon serves Harvey's. Its a free house and run by my mate, but I don't go there often (three other pubs closer) so I can't vouch for the beer.
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Thanks for the info - Harveys pubs are usually good. May never get to the ground!
 
EDC said:
Yes, you're right about 'spoons, it's OK for an early pint but it does get busy with all the food orders. I beleive there's a Harvey's pub somewhere near StephenMac 's cemetery but I've never found it? Looking forward to the footpath afterwards.
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The footpath YOU led us up that time should be unnecessary. That was a game in winter so it was dark at the final whistle. The cemetery should still be open at 5pm in the summer.
 
B.I.G said:
I love a new season. Maybe you have a guest pass. But if you’d like me to pay for your entry tomorrow as a sign of good will and new starts. Let me know.

My advice if you want to know who someone is start a private conversation with them and they might let you know.

Mishi. Always a legend.
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No I don't have a guest pass. Occasionally I am fortunate enough to be offered a complimentary for an away game. Tomorrow is not one of them, so I will happily claim my £13 cost of a ticket from you. Thank you.
 
Son of Roy said:
I can't make the first game because I am at a music festival at the weekend. Perhaps Mr BIG will send me a text update 'every time the Hamlet score'.
There will be lots of beards and craft cider at the New Day Festival. Which is excellent, its just people trying to advertise their politics at football that I don't need :)
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The 15:30 slot on Saturday... :confused:

 

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Dulwich Mishi said:
No I don't have a guest pass. Occasionally I am fortunate enough to be offered a complimentary for an away game. Tomorrow is not one of them, so I will happily claim my £13 cost of a ticket from you. Thank you.
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What time are you leaving the wetherspoons?
 
StephenMac said:
The footpath YOU led us up that time should be unnecessary. That was a game in winter so it was dark at the final whistle. The cemetery should still be open at 5pm in the summer.
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No harm in trying .
 
Highlights of Tonbridge losing 4-3 to Kingstonian last Saturday for anyone bored/wanting to suss Saturday's opposition/Kenny Beaney groupies/fans of the shouty voices of McKimm and Bird sounding like furious sea lions:
 
I'm going to go to the Spoons (Old Skool) but I'm going to prance about in a retro Palermo top (nu veaux). Stick that in your pipe and smoke it!
 
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