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DAGGERS DICTIONARY "Evans" Either (1) something given to you in a brown paper bag to keep you quiet, or (2) something distasteful emanating from the country of Scotland.

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In 1992,The Daggers lost 1-2 to Macclesfield Town at Home in the GM Vauxhall Conference  In 1998,The Daggers beat Chipstead 2-0 at Home in the FA Cup 3rd Qualifying Round In 2000,The Daggers drew 1-1 with Heybridge Swifts at Home in a friendly match In 2009,The Daggers beat Bradford City 2-1 at Home in the Coca Cola League Two  In 2015,The Daggers lost 0-1 to Hartlepool United at Home in the Sky Bet League Two  In 2017,The Daggers lost 0-1 to Leyton Orient Away in the Emirates FA Cup 4th Qualifying Round Replay

Manager Profile - Garry Hill Date Joined : 1 August 1999 Date of Birth : Height : Place of Birth : Previous Clubs : Priory Sports, Heybridge Swifts, St Albans City Career History Garry was appointed as manager of Dagenham & Redbridge at the end of the 1998/99 season following the retirement of Ted Hardy. Already a well known and respected manager in Non-League circles, his appointment brought considerably more recognition for both himself and the Daggers. Starting his management career with Priory Sports, he moved to Heybridge Swifts and progressed them up the Ryman League to become a recognised force. Towards the end of the 1997/98 season, he joined St Albans City and under his leadership they reached the FA Trophy semi-final. His first achievement at Victoria Road was to comprehensively sweep aside all challenges on the way to comfortably winning the Ryman League Championship. In his second season, his side far exceeded all expectations, reaching the FA Cup Third Round for the first time in the Clubs' history, coming within a whisker of being the first Non-League side to beat a Premiership side and finishing a credible third in the Nationwide Conference. Last season, Garry's side again reached the Third Round of the FA Cup and were runners up on goal difference to Boston United in the Nationwide Conference. Garry is now in his fourth season at the club and has already steered his team into the Third Round of the FA Cup once again.