A slow developing - under construction - 100% Unofficial web site (link below) following the history of Dunkirk FC - Members of the Step 6 UCL Div. One
So much negativity these days, so positive stuff: Dunkirk vs Southwell in UCL 1 yesterday was brilliant. 6-4 to the visitors, woeful conditions, but two teams battling trying to win without constantly berating the officials. Very enjoyable...
A huge thank you to Contract Furniture for supporting Dunkirk FC and providing new furniture for our clubhouse! Your generosity is helping us create a better space for our players, supporters and visitors. #UpTheBoatmen
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@ColinSpenc4257 One of our mates was called Trebor all through school ...his real name of course was Robert ...wonder how many Robs got the same treatment?
Boatmen 4 @southwellcityfc 6 - Four goals must have seemed a pretty decent game plan up against a top four side with 8 clean sheets in the last dozen games - excellent entertainment provided by the two teams in very trying conditions @Dunkirk_FC#UTBM
Next up the Boatmen's 248th game in the @utdcos era - a visit to @SelstonFC next Saturday (NG16 6EE) - @Dunkirk_FC protecting an unbeaten UCL record against their hosts having P4 W3 D1 Goals For 11 Agt 6
Like the rest of the site our features section is very much in its infancy atm but we've added a sizeable page on the much travelled former Boatman Pierce Bird today - click at - https://t.co/Qcj9w40ZzG
@leerobertsmedia@puffpuff65 Unless you have support levels to justify a huge bulk order then a £4 price tag is usually required in order to allow a small club to make a very modest margin with today's prices. Even then club's are usually just trying to cater for a visitor's need rather than make money.
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LONG EATON UNITED AND BRAD MUNN PART WAYS.
Long Eaton United Football Club can confirm that first-team manager Brad Munn has left the club by mutual consent, bringing to an end more than three years in charge at Grange Park.
Brad arrived in August 2023 as joint manager alongside Lewis McGugan, ahead of the club’s first-ever season at Step 3, having previously spent time at Loughborough Dynamo. He took sole charge in November 2023 and steered the side through a demanding campaign in the Southern League Premier Division Central, before rebuilding over the past two seasons in the Northern Premier League Division One Midlands, where the Blues finished 5th and 10th respectively.
Over his tenure, Brad oversaw more than 150 matches and, alongside assistant manager Aaron Cole and coach Nick Fairbrother, became a hugely popular figure with staff, players and supporters alike.
Everyone at Long Eaton United thanks Brad for his service and wishes him every success in the future.
Chairman Nick Dargan said: “On behalf of everyone at Long Eaton United, I want to thank Brad and his management team for their commitment, energy and loyalty over the last three years. They took on the job in difficult circumstances and gave everything for the club. They leave with our gratitude and best wishes, and will always be welcome at Grange Park.”