Erith

I've got a very good landlord.

I'm out in Erith.

And he's been very, very fair and honest with me and straightforward.

And as you can see, opposite, it's derelict.

I think it's a good test.

But the conditions at Eirith can be quite challenging, I believe, in terms of it's a grass pitch, but it also is not one of the better draining ones either.

So that'll have been a challenge for Burgess Hill, who are used to playing on a 3G.

It sounds like, again, both teams can kind of walk away with their heads held high, I think.

Only 85 through the gate though, Chris.

And when you look at what other teams get in that division, I know Erith are probably one of the only other ones that struggle with numbers and even Broadbridge either heading towards the 180s, 200s now.

You can't sustain a team on those kind of numbers, can you? And I've looked quite often in the past at the North division that get...

You know, not great support either.

So went, and Captain Ferrers with me, in to our weary, and my Lord did give five guns, all they had charged, which was the greatest respect my Lord could do me, and of which I was not a little proud.

So with a sad and merry heart I left them sailing pleasantly from Erith, hoping to be in the Downs tomorrow early.

We toward London in our boat, pulled off our stockings and bathed our legs a great while in the river, which I had not done some years before.

By and by we come to Greenwich, and thinking to have gone on the King's yacht, the King was in her, so we passed by.

Hope you're cool.

Big love to Matthew from Erith.

Glad you're loving the tunes.

Keep your judges decorating in the miserable and wet North Wales.

This killer's story began on the 25th of February, 1966.

Robert Clive Knapper was born in Erith, Southeast London, and grew up on the nearby Abbey Wood estate.

He was the eldest of four, with two brothers and a sister.

His parents had a violent relationship.

Um-

Oh, Erith, was it? Erith?

It was...

No, they were playing Welling Town at Erith Sports Ground.

Not Erith Town, not Erith Town's ground.

Ah.

Another place, right? Um, uh, years and years ago-

Oh, right

a big home and they're looking to be just foster parents but they've got two of their own kids so they visit for like a number of weeks and they put on they put on a bit of a show like being really friendly And then we get to this.

They live in Erith.

And for the first couple of weeks, everything's all right.

So for the first two weeks that you go and move in with them, it feels quite normal.