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Dylan Kerr

by strap » 19 Apr 2017 00:07

Huge apologies in advance for starting a whole new thread, but seriously ... Dylan Kerr ... 5 mins 3 secs in ...

OMG!!! 30th August 1994 ... Elm Park ... under lights ... well I suppose you just had to be there!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YkOimKHNvA

And of course always hilarious when oppo gets 2 sent off for absolutely nothing at all!!

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Re: Dylan Kerr

by Platypuss » 19 Apr 2017 00:53

Was stood on the Toilehurst End that night, and was right behind the line of that shot.
In from the moment it left his boot.

The one away at Blackpool the year before was even better, mind.

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Re: Dylan Kerr

by From Despair To Where? » 19 Apr 2017 07:05

I was right in line with it from the side of the pitch

He didn't score shit goals. I was at the Blackpool game as well and the away game at Plymouth where he also scored a similar goal.

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Re: Dylan Kerr

by glass half full » 19 Apr 2017 11:56

strap Huge apologies in advance for starting a whole new thread, but seriously ... Dylan Kerr ... 5 mins 3 secs in ...



OMG!!! 30th August 1994 ... Elm Park ... under lights ... well I suppose you just had to be there!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YkOimKHNvA

And of course always hilarious when oppo gets 2 sent off for absolutely nothing at all!!


Don'y apologise! This brought back some happy memories, although if I were a Stoke supporter I would feel a bit miffed at Mr. Pooley the referee.... :D

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Re: Dylan Kerr

by Ark Royal » 19 Apr 2017 14:20

Platypuss Was stood on the Toilehurst End that night, and was right behind the line of that shot.
In from the moment it left his boot.

The one away at Blackpool the year before was even better, mind.


...and with the swinger.


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Re: Dylan Kerr

by genome » 19 Apr 2017 14:40

I remember watching him at Parky's testimonial and thinking he could probably still do a job :lol:

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Re: Dylan Kerr

by Warfield ED Stand » 19 Apr 2017 16:17

Remember his goal at Plymouth. Scored at far end and he ran the length of the pitch with his shirt over his head.
We lost, the home fans were a bit lively and it was the furthest I had ever driven!!

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Re: Dylan Kerr

by The Cap » 19 Apr 2017 17:33

Beat me to it Warfield regarding the Plymuff game. Was going to post exactly the same observation. A lively afternoon with Dyl running the whole length of the field with his shirt over his head. FAF :lol:

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Re: Dylan Kerr

by The Real Sandhurst Royal » 19 Apr 2017 19:07

Dylan Kerr.. Kenilworth Road on the terraces with the fans.


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Re: Dylan Kerr

by bobby1413 » 19 Apr 2017 19:25

DK seems a great guy. Am I right in thinking he's still living fairly locally?

I know he's been to a few games in recent months. Well at least one I've seen him mention

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Re: Dylan Kerr

by AthleticoSpizz » 19 Apr 2017 19:29

Still looked very much the part in 2011 at the Paul Turner (1994-2001 Reading Physio) benefit game at the M'stad.

Smashing bloke off of the pitch too.

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Re: Dylan Kerr

by MM » 22 Apr 2017 10:48

Smashing bloke, and was a good player for us. Last I heard (recently) he was involved in the youth set up at Chesterfield, and I know prior to that he had been working at a club in Tanzania for a short stint.

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Re: Dylan Kerr

by Dick Habbin's hairdo » 22 Apr 2017 17:54

That goal at Blackpool when we really did look like Brazil that day and got a huge reception from the Blackpool fans at the end.

And squeezed in to those poxy seats in the Oak Road stand at Luton.

What a boy.


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Re: Dylan Kerr

by Kitsondinho » 22 Apr 2017 19:36

He is still up here in Chezvegas and the locals are pretty impressed with him. Had a steady stream of his charges progressing into the first team since January....admittedly the Chesterfield team has hardly set the world alight, but the work he is doing seems well recieved!

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Re: Dylan Kerr

by billybraggsbeard » 24 Apr 2017 13:01

Remember his visit to Luton very well, he was leading the singing at one point stood on the seats.
Also think he was at the Bradford away FACup qtr final the other year, as he came into the boozer we were in

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Re: Dylan Kerr

by Gunny Fishcake » 24 Apr 2017 19:30

Legend and invented the shirt pulled over head celebration

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Re: Dylan Kerr

by mathematically_safe » 30 Apr 2017 16:28

Was that the Stoke game where there was quite a lot of singing about a part of an away female supporter's anatomy in reference to a large vessel for holding liquid?

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