Men's teammates #5: Don Street

New signing Don Street becomes the latest men’s player to dish the dirt on his teammates.

The defender signed for the Dockers in the summer from Charlwood, and has been regularly involved in the squad during the first few weeks of the season.

Who is the coach’s pet?

Lee Robbo [Robinson], so they keep the stand named for him.

Which teammate is most likely to pull out of a team night out at the last minute (or go home first)?

From what I’ve heard, Bussy likes an early one.

Who would be in your ultimate Newhaven 5-a-side team (using current squad and coaches)?

The white team from training so: Me, Alf [Rogers], Marc [Marcin Ruda], Plummers [Alex Plummer], Lukas [Franzen-Jones].

Who do you not want on the opposing team at training, and why?

Marcin, he’s literally everywhere

Someone offers you £100 if one of your teammates can hit the crossbar first time. Who are you choosing?

I’m backing myself deffo, but I’d go for Plummers.

Which teammate do you think is most likely to become a coach or manager when they finish playing?

Henry Watson. Proper leader!

Which teammate tends to have the worst opinions regarding football?

Any Liverpool fan in the squad.

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Click on the teammates label below to view previous responses from players of both the men’s and women’s teams.

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