INTERVIEW | Bradley Quinton | Pre Horsham | 30/01/25
Bradley Quinton previews our trip to Horsham on Saturday afternoon here.
Next up at Champion Hill:
We return to Champion Hill next Saturday when we host Bowers & Pitsea. Get your tickets here.
REPORT | Dulwich Hamlet vs Chichester City | 25/01/25
Lloyd Rowlatt’s injury-time winner saw in form Chichester leave Champion Hill with all three points and consign The Hamlet to defeat in Bradley Quinton’s first home game in the dugout.
Deep into stoppage time substitute Rowlatt pounced on a loose ball and rifled an unstoppable shot into the roof of the net. The win lifts Chichester up to sixth and leaves Dulwich just two points outside of the relegation zone. “I was pleased with the togetherness and work ethic,” said Quinton. “But to concede a goal in the 98th minute it’s a killer.”
A capacity crowd of 3,334 were treated to a game of two halves. After a goalless first half, during which each side only managed to muster a single effort on target, those late back from the bar would’ve missed two goals
In the 47th minute, a simple ball over the top from Rob Hutchings freed Jimmy Wild. The league’s top scorer muscled his way into the box and finished smartly, firing across the goal and into the bottom corner, to take his tally to 20 for the season.
They’d barely finished celebrating by the time Dulwich equalised, with George Porter tapping home debutant Aaron Williams-Bushell’s pinpoint cross in the 49th minute. The right-back had an impressive debut.
Neither manager would’ve been happy with the defending for the goals, and although the away side dominated the rest of the second half, dogged Dulwich defending looked to have earned us a point until Rowlatt’s late strike.
Dulwich Hamlet (1)
George Porter (49’)
Chichester (2)
Jimmy Wild (47’)
Lloyd Rowlatt (90+7)
Dulwich Hamlet
1 Dillon Barnes, 2 Aaron Williams-Bushell, 4 Jordan Wynter, 5 Michael Chambers, 7 Luke Wanadio (17 Sean Bonnett-Johnson 86’), 8 Ryley Scott, 12 Hassan Ibrahiym (20 Lorenzo 80’), 14 George Porter (15 Kreshnic Krasniqi 72’), 16 Ross Marshall, 18 Jerome Binnom-Williams (C), 19 Deon Moore (9 Danny Mills 87’)
Unused Substitutes:
17 Sean Bonnett-Johnson
20 Lorenzo
Chichester City
1 Kieran Magee, 2 Ryan Davidson, 3 Rob Hutchings (C), 4 Emmett Dunn, 5 Curtis Da Costa, 6 Ben Pashley, 7 Isaac Bello, 8 Joe Clarke, 9 Jimmy Wild, 10 Mo Jammeh (Lloyd Rowlatt 75’), 11 Ethan Prichard
Unused Substitutes:
14 Joe Moore
15 Oliver Munt
16 Charlie Bennett
18 Jake Scrimshaw
Next up at Champion Hill:
We're back in SE22 on Saturday 8th February. Tickets are available here.
INTERVIEW | Bradley Quinton | Chichester City | 25/01/25
Bradley Quinton reacts to our 2-1 defeat to Chichester City here.
Next at Champion Hill:
We return to SE22 on Saturday 8th February when we host Bowers & Pitsea. Get your tickets here.
REPORT | Billericay Town vs Dulwich Hamlet | 18/01/25
The Hamlet headed to Essex for the 1st game of the Bradley Quinton era as we visited title chasers Billericay Town.
The Hamlet boasted a near fully fit squad with the only absentees being Sam German and Louis Ramsay. Jordan Wynter lined up in right back whilst at the other end of the pitch Anthony Jeffrey, Deon Moore and Luke Wanadio formed our front 3.
It would be Deon Moore who would have the first major chance of the game as he latched on to a long ball before his strike was saved by Sam Donkin in the Billericay net.
The Hamlet would have the 1st of 3 major penalty shouts after 20 minutes as Luke Wanadio appeared to be taken down on the edge of the box with the referee giving neither a free kick or a penalty.
Five minutes later and the referees decision making would once again be put into question this time it was Ben Steward who whipped out Hasan Ibrahiym on the halfway line and once again the referee waved the appeals away.
On the 30th minute mark it would be Billericay who would find themselves ahead against the run of play. Decarrey Sherieff bought the ball down superbly before firing his shot into the back of the net.
As the half time whistle approached the Hamlet would once again have appeals for a penalty turned away. Deon Moore got the ball in the box after some skilful play from Wanadio. Moore was quickly surrounded by Billericay players before being forced to the ground. This time the referee did blow up but awarded a free kick to Billericay for an apparent dive.
The final stages of the 1st half saw Ralfi Hand enter the referees book as he received a yellow card for decent after being taken out on the edge of the Billericay box.
Ryley Scott replaced Kresh Krasniqi at half time as the midfielder made his 2nd appearance after a lengthy spell on the sidelines.
Scott would almost fire the Hamlet level as he received the ball on the edge of the box but his shot was fired over the bar.
Minutes later and Billericay would have a 2nd and all but kill the game off. Sheriff once again beating Barnes after a slip from Ross Marshall which put the now league leaders 2 ahead.
Lorenzo would replace Ralfi Hand to try and spark the 2nd half into life and he did just that. Jerome Binnom-Williams laid off the ball to the winger but his long range effort went over the bar.
As we entered the final 10 minutes the Hamlet would have their 3rd and final penalty appeal turned away. Scott played a long ball over to George Porter who looked to be pulled down by Tom Bender but the referee waved the Hamlet appeals away for the 3rd time much to the dismay of the travelling faithful.
With that the game finished and despite a positive performance the Bradley Quinton era began with a defeat in Essex.
Next up at Champion Hill:
We return to SE22 on Saturday as we host Chichester City. It's another huge game for the Hamlet and you can get your tickets here.
INTERVIEW | Bradley Quinton & Danny Mills | Billericay Town | 18/01/25
Bradley Quinton and Danny Mills react to our 2-0 defeat to Billericay Town on Saturday here.
This Saturday at Champion Hill:
We're back at home this weekend as we welcome Chichester City to Champion Hill. Get your tickets here.
