Win Next Year's Season Ticket in our Prediction Competitions

Two season tickets for the 2017/18 season are up for grabs in this year's prediction competitions.

The 12th Man Team are once again running two season-long prediction competitions, and this year the prizes on offer are better than ever. We are delighted to announce that the first prize in each competition will be a Dulwich Hamlet season ticket for the 2017/18 season.

Plus there will be the usual cash prizes for those missing out on the top prize. Over previous years we've now paid out over £1,000 to prediction competition winners, and the prizes look set to be at bumper levels for this year's predictors.

The Ryman Predictor involves you making a series of predictions about how the season ahead will pan out for Dulwich Hamlet, as well as guessing which teams will be in the promotion and relegation mix come May.

The Premier Predictor is a similar competition but is based on the English Premier League and the major cup competitions.

Each competition costs £5 to enter, with half the money raised going on cash prizes for the winners. The other half is donated to the Dulwich Hamlet 12th Man Scheme, which raises money to help bring additional players to the club.

You have until 31st August to submit your predictions.

You can enter either (or both) competitions via the online links here for the Ryman Predictor and the Premier Predictor. There will also be a stack of forms available from the 12th Man stand (just past the turnstiles) at every home game in August. Completed entry forms can be returned to the 12th Man team at any game, by post, or by e-mail to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

This year, we ran an additional competition for the Euro 2016 championships, and nearly £200 was paid out in prizes - with the same again being raised for the 12th Man scheme. Congratulations to Laraine Bateman who won the competition with a series of inspired predictions, plus Bill Azzi and James Masini who finished joint second.