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Chelmsford City (H)

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TomCalvert
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We look to bounce back at Meadowbank tomorrow night as we face in form Chelmsford City under the lights. The Clarets sit 8th in the table and are unbeaten in their last 6 matches, scoring 12 goals in their last 2 games. The Essex side also includes two former Wanderers in the form of Jack Barham and recent loanee, Noah Phillips.

George Francomb was added to the injury list at the weekend but Alfie Rutherford is expected to return. Brennan Camp returns from suspension while George Knight serves the last game of his.

Predictions

Dorking 3-2 Chelmsford (Prior, Lewis, Carter)

1,812 att.

                                 Foulkes

               Camp         Annesley     Norville-Williams

 Enslin      McManus      Sidwell         Pinchard       Lewis

                            Prior         Carter

Subs: Craig, L.Vincent, Pybus, F.Vincent, Moore, Rutherford, Lawrence

 



   
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HemelWanderer
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@thedork Not entirely sure, I am guessing it will be a free transfer



   
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Steve1966
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Posted by: @baggy

Chelmsford were hard to play against at their place (or was it the wind?) and seem to be a threat from set pieces (like us). They have only drawn two away games this season, us only two at home; so I'm going for a nervy 1-0 DW win. Camp with the goal and a booking.  

Bonus point for the booking @baggy 🤣 🤣 

 


I'll have a Guinness


   
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Steve1966
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@thedork Doubt it, as his contract was torn up


I'll have a Guinness


   
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Development fees are applicable to reward former clubs for training and education, typically payable when a player signs their first professional contract or transfers before the end of the season of their 23rd birthday. These payments, regulated by FIFA and national associations (like the FA in England), are calculated based on the cost of training at different category levels and the time spent at each club between ages 12 and 21 or 23


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