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Daily Archives: July 8, 2012
Beaten 4-1, but Croydon Athletic are back in the game
Did somebody mention Lazarus? As phoenix football clubs go, if Croydon Athletic ever manages to regain its former position, even in the non-league pyramid, it will make even the comeback achievements of AFC Wimbledon seem modest. Having played an unwitting … Continue reading
Posted in Activities, AFC Croydon Athletic, Crime, Croydon FC, Football, Sport
Tagged AFC Wimbledon, Beckenham Town FC, Croydon, Croydon FC, Fisher FC, Kent League, London
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Honeyed platitudes offer little uplift for Surrey Street traders
Surrey Street’s 750-year-old market has seen better times. In these days of hypermarkets with vast car parks drawing away customers, a good half of the Surrey Street pitches between the food stalls and Rose’s florist stall outside Millets often stand … Continue reading