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In 1993,The Daggers beat Bath City 2-1 at Home in the GM Vauxhall Conference  In 1994,The Daggers drew 2-2 with Northwich Victoria Away in the GM Vauxhall Conference  In 1995,The Daggers beat Farnborough Town 3-1  Away in the GM Vauxhall Conference  In 1997,The Daggers drew 1-1 with Hitchin Town at Home in the ICIS League Premier  In 1999,The Daggers beat Hampton 2-1  Away in the Ryman League Premier  In 2004,The Daggers lost 0-1 to Halifax Town at Home in the Nationwide Conference  Report In 2006,The Daggers drew 2-2 with Canvey Island at Home in the Nationwide Conference  In 2010,The Daggers beat Burton Albion 2-1 at Home in the Coca Cola League Two  In 2017,The Daggers drew 2-2 with Sutton United at Home in the Vanarama National League  In 2018,The Daggers lost 1-3 to Bromley Away in the Vanarama National League

Off early Hereford United Report by Hardy on 27/02/2004 The Daggers tonight lost 9-0 at home against Hereford United equalling the biggest ever scoreline in Conference history. Dagenham & Redbridge 0 Hereford United 9 Shipp s/o 14 James pen 15 Brown 39 Guinan 45 Guinan 48 Brown 71 Williams 76 Beesley 85 Williams 88 Brown 89 Nationwide Conference The Glyn Hopkin Stadium Friday 27th February 2004 7:45pm Records tumble as Daggers are routed The Daggers tonight lost 9-0 (Yes, NINE-nil) at home against Hereford United, demolishing the Club's record defeat and equalling the biggest ever scoreline in Conference history. 9-0 has happened twice before, in 1990/91 when Gateshead lost 0-9 at home to Sutton United and in 1989/90 when Runcorn beat Enfield 9-0 at home. The Daggers lined up with the same starting eleven that lost so narrowly to Chester City on Saturday, with Chris Piper back from suspension but on the bench next to his brother Lenny. The Daggers started very well, taking the game to the visitors and well on top until out of the blue Hereford split the home defence apart in the 14th minute. With the central defence nowhere is sight Ryan Green burst into the area and was brought down by a desperate lunge from Danny Shipp. Referee Lewis had no option but to show Shipp a red card. To add insult to injury Tony James scored with ease from the spot. The Daggers reorganised a little, taking off Mark Janney and bringing on Chris Piper, switching to a narrow three in midfield against Hereford's five. While this looked risky, the Daggers continued to take the game to the visitors for the first half an hour, Chris Moore (right) looking dangerous and going close on a couple of occasions, and Jimmy Jackson also looking sharp with shots from distance. At the back though, the Daggers back four looked all over the place when caught on the counter attack. Tony Roberts made a fabulous save from Steve Guinan when he was through one before the Bulls made it two on 38 minutes. David Brown broke into the area and managed to lose Ashley Vickers with a sharp turn then beat Roberts to his near post with a fierce shot from 8 yards. The Daggers would have hoped to hang on to 2-0 and regroup at half time but Steve Guinan made it 0-3 in added time, sweeping home a Michael Rose cross. Whatever was said in the dressing room failed to change things Guinan put paid to any thoughts of a Man City style comeback just three minutes into the second half, finishing again from a Rose cross to make it 0-4. First Kirk Jackson (left), probably playing his last game for the club, then Chris Moore had chances to grab a consolation before the flood gates opened in the last twenty minutes. David Brown was the first to benefit as heads started to drop in the Daggers back line, running through virtually unmarked to grab his second and Herefords fifth on 71 minutes. Then Danny Williams scored the goal of the night in finding a little space on the edge of the area and curling a shot in off the far post to make it six. Mark Beesley should have scored before he did in the 85th minute when a corner found him unmarked at the far post and his rather mishit shot went on to make it 0-7. Danny Williams ran through unmarked again to make it 0-8 just three minutes later, Ashley Vickers (right) catching him a painful blow on the ankle for his pains before David Brown completed the rout and his hat-trick on 89 minutes with another unopposed run through the middle of defence. The Daggers headed back to their dressing room in relief to be off the field as the whistle went to hold an inquest into how they had been soundly embarrassed on national TV.  One wonders where this leaves the club and the manager Garry Hill. Teams DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE HEREFORD UNITED 1 Tony Roberts 19 Tarkan Mustafa 2 Tim Cole 3 Ashley Vickers 11 Paul Bruce 7 Mark Janney (off 18 mins) 14 Danny Hill (off 54 mins) 9 Danny Shipp 16 Jimmy Jackson 17 Kirk Jackson 23 Chris Moore Substitutes 27 Abiodun Baruwa 6 Chris Piper (on 18 mins) 12 Lenny Piper (on 54 mins) 15 Leon Braithwaite 26 Alan Kimble 1 Matt Baker 6 Tony James 26 Tamika Mkandawire 5 Andrew Tretton 3 Michael Rose 11 Simon Travis 4 Jamie Pitman (off 80 mins) 12 Robert Purdey Scott Willis (off 73 mins) 9 Stephen Guinan (off 77 mins) 10 David Brown Substitutes 14 Ben Scott 15 Richard Teesdale 7 Daniel Williams (on 73 mins) 19 Dean Craven (on 80 mins) 25 Mark Beesley (on 77 mins) Referee: Mr G. Lewis Attendance: 1,617 DiggerDagger's Man Of The Match Tony Roberts Kept nearly as many out as he let in