In an lengthy website report on yesterday's match, Hamlet manager Gavin Rose appreciated the support from hundreds of fans on the terraces

The Kentish Football website was at Kingsmeadow yesterday, along well over two hundred Dulwich Hamlet fans in a crowd of 590. Take away the neutrals & our followers matched the numbers of home fans, and certainly outsung them vocally.

In their online report Gavin was appreciative:

Rose was in the dressing room for around ten minutes before his nine and a half minute press conference - with travelling fans still in the ground chanting “Gavin Rose’s Pink and Blue Army.”

The Dulwich Hamlet manager paid tribute to the club’s fans, who not only support the team vocally but raise funds for the playing budget.

“We’ve got the best supporters in the league in my opinion,” said Rose.

“We’re a very small club but it’s a community feel. The numbers have grown over the years.

“If we’re losing they still support us. They still cheer us and they still encourage us and I think that’s testimony to supporters and fans and just amazing people really because when things are going wrong you see what people are like and they turn their back on you, but these guys, we could be losing and they’ll still be singing and cheering and supporting the boys and I think that means a lot to myself and the coaching staff and also to the players.”

For the full report please CLICK HERE