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The Poll
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Daggers change of ownership: should we...
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DAGGERS DICTIONARY "Cup Fever"
That special feeling when they drop the balls into the velvet bag and your team are in there somewhere (see also "FA Cup"). |
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Next Match
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25 January 2020
3:00pm
Notts County
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Vanarama National League
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Barnet
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On This Day
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In 1996,The Daggers
lost 2-3 to Stevenage Borough Away in the FA Trophy 1st Round Replay
In 2007,The Daggers
drew 1-1 with Morecambe Away in the Nationwide Conference
In 2009,The Daggers
lost 1-2 to Exeter City at Home in the Coca Cola League Two
In 2018,The Daggers
lost 1-2 to Sutton United Away in the Vanarama National League
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Dedicated to the Cause
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About DiggerDagger.com
by Nelson on 21/06/2003
Ever wondered where DiggerDagger.com came from or who is behind the site? Here's where you can find out. |
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DiggerDagger.com was launched as part of the Rivals network in Autumn
2001 and is
published and maintained by long-term Dagenham & Redbridge supporters,
Nelson (Paul Kirkpatrick) and Hardy (Mike Wainwright).
At the end of September 2003, DiggerDagger.com left the Rivals network
to become independent and now aims to
be the best source for everything you could ever need or want to know about Dagenham & Redbridge Football
Club (and quite a lot you didn't!).
If surfing in from an opposition club we recommend the Away
Fans Guide for information on visiting Dagenham & Redbridge FC,
including prices and information on the ground. Every result of every game
the Daggers have played is available at The
Archive, including links to match reports for most games played since
November 2001. Fixtures and results plus match reports for the current
season are at the Fixtures
& Results section.
If you are looking for specific information use the Search
facility or check the News
Index for stories published month by month since the site started.
Look out for developments to the site coming over the next few months.
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| Nelson
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I previously ran TheDagger.co.uk before launching DiggerDagger.com with
Hardy in 2001.
I started watching Dagenham FC in the late '70s and have many great
memories from the old Dagenham FC era. Not least of these was the FA
Trophy win at Wembley in 1980. The FA Cup wins over Peterborough and
Swindon also stand out. Since the merger, things are even better though
- the FA Cup match against Orient in '92 was a very special game and I
know I will never forget the match at Hampton which clinched us the
Isthmian League title in 2000. My favourite memories though have to
be the stunning FA Cup 3rd Round match at Charlton and the 3-0 demolition
of Exeter in 2001/02.
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| Hardy
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After coming back to the Dagenham fold (I'm slowly coming round to the "& Redbridge" bit) a few seasons back and then getting really back into my football after years away playing Hockey, I supplied some input to Nelson's Dagger site, and he asked me to help him out here at DiggerDagger.com when the opportunity arose.
I started watching Dagenham FC in the early '70s, saw them play at Wembley twice, including the win in 1980, and even spent a period working in the Dagger Shop. The first ever pint of beer I bought for myself was a pint of Crown Bitter in the club bar (cost 17p). Yes, I really am that old.
After four vintage seasons the current Daggers are rebuilding and the current side are
not setting the world alight at the moment. We still have a great management and coaching team, plus a great team
ethic and I am confident our time will come again soon. The recent FA Cup runs have been very special and the game at The Valley is, like Nelson, something I'll never forget.
My favourite recent game is though the play off semi final second leg at
Morecambe for sheer gut wrenching tension and complete exhilaration at the end. I hope you enjoy the site.
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I first began watching The Daggers with my Dad (SteveMc, strangely enough) in February of 1996 (my first game was against Stalybridge Celtic, we won 4-0, Dave Derry got two, if anyone cares) and was hooked instantly, and saw every home game until the end of the season. I began going to a few away games the following season, which climaxed with the trip to Wembley.
My father and I began producing the Original Unofficial Website in the September of 1997, which ran until the summer of 2001, amassing almost 130,000 hits in that time.
Carrying on from (Sir) Ted Hardy and Garry Hill's legacies, John Still has begun to put together a team with outstanding promise. A mixture of youth and experience, there's no doubt that this was always going to be a rebuilding year, with next year being when this team will have to deliver the goods. And even if it's not with us, I'm sure half a dozen of these players will be playing in the football league before too long. Enjoy
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Other Contributors
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The site has had occasional input from various people, including players,
officials and supporters of opposition teams.
Nelson and Hardy would like to offer our thanks to the following people for
their contributions:
Dave Simpson
Steve Heffer
Simon Newell
Alan Mendham
Danny Campbell
Dave Indge
Louise Plenty
Adam Lees (Third World)
Beck Kingsnorth (Woking)
David Bauckham (Eastbourne Borough)
Mark Edwards (Stevenage Borough)
Parky (Exeter City)
Rich Self (Havant & Waterlooville)
Ricky Bilverstone (Norwich City)
Steve (Exeter City)
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Contact Us
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You can contact Nelson and Hardy by clicking
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