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	DAGGERS: Tomlin strike sinks Norwich This Is Local London 10:17 23-Jul-10
	DAGGERS: Club snap up defender Ilesanmi This Is Local London 09:46 23-Jul-10

	Daggers send Canaries packing Eurosport 22:17 22-Jul-10
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	Daggers snap up Ilesanmi Eurosport 16:59 22-Jul-10
	Daggers sign Ilesanmi after trial BBC Football 16:00 22-Jul-10

	DAGGERS: All set to welcome the big boys This Is Local London 09:22 22-Jul-10
	Tomlin at the double Eurosport 11:40 21-Jul-10
	DAGGERS: Team survive scare to see of Thurrock This Is Local London 10:04 21-Jul-10
	DAGGERS: Dagenham too strong for Thurrock This Is Local London 08:54 21-Jul-10
	Squad reshaping almost complete 9 Men 14:10 20-Jul-10

	DAGGERS: Dagenham set for Thurrock friendly This Is Local London 12:44 20-Jul-10
	DAGGERS: Friendly draw at Dorchester This Is Local London 09:03 18-Jul-10
	Daggers sign youngster Wilkinson BBC Sport 17:36 06-Jul-10
	Wes goes west 9 Men 14:17 06-Jul-10
	Cheltenham sign Artus and Thomas BBC Sport 16:11 01-Jul-10

	England fail on big stage again 9 Men 16:35 30-Jun-10
	Striker Tomlin signs for Dagenham BBC Sport 10:24 30-Jun-10
	Scannell opts for Dagenham move BBC Sport 09:57 29-Jun-10
	The kids are alright 9 Men 22:49 22-Jun-10
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	League Cup pits Daggers against Dons 9 Men 22:01 16-Jun-10
	League 2 2009/10 team of the season 9 Men 09:30 16-Jun-10
	League 2 2009/10 review part 2 9 Men 13:45 08-Jun-10
	League 2 2009/10 review part 1 9 Men 12:45 06-Jun-10
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	League One here we come! 9 Men 16:59 31-May-10
	We’re going to Wembley! 9 Men 23:00 25-May-10
	Request to FA to allow 3 teams to be promoted Vital Football - Dagenham & Redbridge 18:10 23-May-10
	Dagenham and Redbridge striker Paul Benson hits four against Shrewsbury London Paper - Daggers 14:27 19-Aug-09

Dagenham & Redbridge history

The club can trace its origins back to four amateur clubs Ilford (formed in 1881), Leytonstone (1886), Walthamstow Avenue (1900) and Dagenham (1949). All had some success, particularly Leytonstone, who won the FA Amateur Cup three times and the Isthmian League title nine times.

In 1979, Ilford and Leytonstone merged to become Leytonstone/Ilford, and in 1988 they absorbed the struggling Walthamstow Avenue to become Redbridge Forest (although the name change was made only in the summer of 1989). Redbridge Forest achieved promotion to the Football Conference in 1991 before merging with Dagenham in 1992 to become Dagenham & Redbridge.

Dagenham & Redbridge spent several seasons in the Football Conference, but was relegated to the Isthmian League Premier Division in 1996. It remained in the division until winning promotion in 1999–2000, going on to establish itself as one of the strongest clubs in the Conference, finishing 3rd, 2nd and 5th in its first three seasons back following promotion. The club was only narrowly beaten to the title by Boston United in 2002. Boston United was subsequently found guilty of inappropriately making illegal payments to its players in its title-winning season, following which Dagenham & Redbridge unsuccessfully attempted to have itself declared Conference Champions, and hence take Boston's contentious place in The Football League.

The Daggers then declined somewhat, finishing the 2003–04, 2004–05 and 2005–06 seasons in mid-table. On February 27, 2004 the club was beaten 9-0 at home by Hereford United, equalling the record highest winning margin in the Conference.

The 2006–07 season saw Dagenham & Redbridge battle it out with Oxford United for the top of the league spot. Despite Oxford quickly racing to the top, a collapse in Oxford's form combined with an excellent run for the Daggers saw them overtake Oxford in the league. On 7 April, Dagenham & Redbridge beat Aldershot Town 2-1 to be declared Conference Champions, meaning the club would play in the Football League for the first time in its history.

Dagenham & Redbridge played its first ever match in The Football League on 11 August 2007, a 1-0 defeat to Stockport County. The club won its first Football League game at home to Lincoln City on 1 September 2007. The Daggers finished the season in 20th place, ensuring a second season of Football League competition. Promotion to the Football League meant that Dagenham & Redbridge could compete in the League Cup for the first time. The club lost in the First Round to Luton Town.

The following season, the Daggers reached their highest ever position of 8th. They just failed to make the League 2 play offs after losing to rivals Shrewsbury Town at home on the last day of the season.