We're hosting a Christmas Party this Saturday!
This Saturday the Supporters’ Trust will again be hosting the annual fans Christmas party in the club bar, after the men’s team fixture against Dover.
As you are aware, our men’s team will be traveling to Hamburg in July 2025 to play against our close friends Altona 93 and supporters are currently raising funds towards the costs of this trip.
The game will take place on the 12 July to celebrate 100 years since both teams first met during Dulwich’s Easter tour to Germany in 1925. You can find out more about our upcoming trip to Germany here.
Following the recent successful quiz night, the Christmas party is the next opportunity for fans to help raise funds with the proceeds of the traditional party auction and raffle being generously donated, by the Trust, towards our visit to Altona.
The online auction is already live and contains on number of match worn Dulwich Hamlet and Altona 93 shirts, signed items, game day hospitality at Champion Hill, Crystal Palace tickets and a Stratham Rovers centenary away shirt!
A link to the online auction can be found here.
In addition to the auction, a raffle will take place on the day with the draw due to take place at around 7:30pm.
As well as an opportunity to win a few Altona 93 related items, there is a wide selection of prizes thanks to the generosity and support of many local businesses and club sponsors.
The evening is open to all, with DJ’s commencing from 5:30pm until late. There are also rumours that there will be a special guest handing out the raffle prizes!
If you wish to get involved in the fundraising towards next summer's tour or wish to donate, please contact Mark Scoltock via email in the first instance. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
We hope to see you all there!
A statement from the family of Stephen Rickerby
Everyone at Dulwich Hamlet FC was saddened to learn of the recent passing of long term supporter Stephen Rickerby. His family have asked us to share the following statement:
"As some of you may be aware, there will be a wake to celebrate the life of Stephen Rickerby on Wednesday 27th November at Dulwich Hamlet F.C. We understand and can appreciate that some of you may want to pay your respects. However, the family asks that you respect their wishes by please only attending after 3 pm as it will be a private wake before this. Thank you."
Our thoughts are with the Rickerby family and all those who knew Stephen at this difficult time.
Foodbank donations wanted!
The club have been longstanding supporters of the work the community centre. Over the summer of 2024 we made a substantial donation following England's run to the final of UEFA Euro 2024.
You can donate the following:
- Cooking oils, Mayonnaise, ketchup and jams
- Tinned food, soups, chopped/plum tomatoes, tuna, sardines, mackerel, corned beef, baked beans, kidney beans, chickpeas, peaches and rice pudding.
- Dried goods, pasta, rice, flour, instant coffee, teabags and biscuits.
- Toiletries, sanitary pads, tampons, shampoo, shower gel, razors, toothpastes.
- Cleaning products, bleach, surface cleaner, washing up liquid, washing powder and loo roll.
If you can't bring donations you can make a donation to the community centre via justgiving here.
Hamlet join Bluesky
You can now find the Hamlet on Bluesky. The Hamlet joined the platform a number of months ago.
You can find a link to all of our Social Media platforms for both our men's and women's teams below.
Our match updates can be found on our brand new Match Centre here.
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CLUB STATEMENT | Hashtag United | 28/10/24
The club would like to thank the supporters and staff who witnessed and heard the homophobic behaviour from some our visitors at the end of the men’s game against Hashtag United on Saturday.
Their quick action allowed us to identify those involved and report the incidents to the Hashtag representatives while they were still in the ground which will aid them in their inquiry. The club has offered our support to Hashtag and will provide them with any assistance they need and participate in any follow ups.
We would like to use this opportunity to repeat our equality, diversity and inclusivity commitment which includes a zero tolerance policy towards any abuse on the basis of age, gender, gender reassignment, sexual orientation, marital status, race, nationality, ethnic origin, colour, religion or belief, ability or disability.
We have worked hard to ensure Champion Hill is a place where everyone can feel safe and have the confidence to report any behaviour knowing that it will be acted on swiftly.
If you have been affected by these events or have any additional information please feel free to contact the club and should you ever have cause to report any incidents in future please find a member of staff or the security team and they will relay the complaint to our team responsible for dealing with these incidents.
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