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The Poll
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Daggers change of ownership: should we...
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DAGGERS DICTIONARY "Ives"
The act of pretending to know what you are supposed to be doing. (See also Woolmer, Yerby) |
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Next Match
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18 August 2018
3:00pm
FC Halifax Town
Away
Vanarama National League
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Last
Match
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14 August 2018
Aldershot Town
Away
Vanarama National League
Lost 1-2
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On This Day
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In 1992,The Daggers
lost 0-2 to Marlow Away in a friendly match
In 1994,The Daggers
lost 0-1 to Stalybridge Celtic Away in the GM Vauxhall Conference
In 1995,The Daggers
drew 2-2 with Leyton Pennant Away in a friendly match
In 2006,The Daggers
lost 0-1 to Oxford United at Home in the Nationwide Conference
In 2009,The Daggers
beat Torquay United 5-3
at Home in the Coca Cola League Two
In 2015,The Daggers
lost 1-3 to Leyton Orient at Home in the Sky Bet League Two
In 2017,The Daggers
drew 3-3 with Ebbsfleet United at Home in the Vanarama National League
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Player Profile - Paul Gothard
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Date
Signed : July 2001 (2nd time)
Cost : Free transfer
Date of Birth : 24 June 1974
Place of Birth : Essex
Position : Goalkeeper
Nationality : English
Terrace Nickname : Goth
Previous Clubs : Colchester United, Chelmsford City, Grays Athletic,
Dagenham & Redbridge, Hayes |
| Career
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| Paul signed for The Daggers for a second
time during the 2001 close season having spent two seasons at Hayes. He
started his career at Colchester United and had spells with Chelmsford
City and Grays Athletic before originally signing for Dagenham &
Redbridge in December 1994. In his first spell with the club Paul became a
firm favourite with the fans, particularly during the run to the 1997 FA
Trophy final with several key saves, eventually being named Man of the
Match in the final which was narrowly lost to Woking 1-0 in extra time.
Paul also won international honours in the England semi-pro team during
this time.
Inexplicably Paul decided that a move to
Hayes for Conference football was in his best interests and spent two
seasons at Church Road, watching The Daggers win the Ryman League in
1999/2000 and then finish 3rd in the Conference last season, while Hayes
just survived relegation. He is now back at Victoria Road, but is firmly
number 2 between the sticks to Tony Roberts and his opportunities in the
first team have been limited to minor competitions and cover when Tony
Roberts is unavailable.
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