Two awards

By David B11/9/2017 15:14Mon Sep 11 15:14:56 2017

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Double celebration for Hendon in Bostik League monthly awards.

As well as becoming the first club to win the Betting.net Performance of the Month Award – the 6–0 defeat of Harrow Borough – goalkeeper Tom Lovelock is the joint-winner of the August Safe Hands awards – sponsored by Sells Goalkeeping Products. Tom shares the award with Zai Oualah of Leatherhead and Lenny Pidgeley of Margate, all of whom conceded just three goals in August.

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Re: Betting.net?

By Morgs11/9/2017 15:50Mon Sep 11 15:50:43 2017In response to Two awardsTop of thread

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Give me strength!
Well done to the club & Mr.Lovelock but, though most folk are aware there are few murky trenches so-called "bookmakers" won't plumb in search of more pigeons for their "Fleece the Schmoe" schemes, even I am surprised Isthmian League football is a depth they've found on their sonar.
I hope they don't get decompression sickness or anything nasty like that.
It's almost enough to make me sympathise with what used to be the Labour Party.

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Showtime!

By rwakeley11/9/2017 18:00Mon Sep 11 18:00:47 2017In response to Re: Betting.net?Top of thread

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One real positive to Tom is how, despite his lack of height, he manages to frequently punch with distance. Several teams have crowded him, the Met on Saturday, Dulwich will be no different. He's in for a busy night.
I took in the second 45 of City v Liverpool Saturday. Things overlap. De Bryne reminds of Keagan. The former played a beautiful through ball, my thoughts skipped to Dulwich and their high line! They both appeared to bundle players over giving free kicks away. Smashing young man, a lot of responsibility, pleased he scored. Talking of youth - what a cracking strike from Zak. City pressed high, with width, just waiting to deliver a succession of crosses. We kept our width, but looked a tad under utilised. Our determination carried us over the line - Dulwich are a different proposition.
There's aspects to Dulwich away which I've struggled to grasp. Even Jefferson Louis failed to expose their high line. The games, as with the Met away, seem to follow similar flight paths. Again, some sympathy with Coops. Last 20 minutes can be a real back to the wall job. Having said that, the neutral in me always feels slightly let down by them. Panza Division going forward, they do offer opportunities.
It's two separate three minute bouts of fifteen rounds of boxing - they are genuine heavyweights. If we are going to get anything we have to go the distance.
It's a fight - get stuck in!

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