WHAM BAM THANK YOU SAM
AN AFC Wimbledon stalwart and a Wimbledon legend head off on the same day as a newly-signed youth starlet wants out for more playing opportunities elsewhere … a symbolic day all round for the Dons. - Read More
INCREDIBLE SHRINKING DONS
WIMBLEDON have a core of just 12 players — two of them long-term crocks and two more potentially prized targets — remaining after Terry Brown’s end-of-season mass clear-out. - Read More
DONS CARED MOORE
AT Kingsmeadow AFC Wimbledon with nothing to play for faced Shrewsbury Town who had nothing to play for – would anybody care? After last week’s debacle at Barnet you hoped Wimbledon would, writes The Wizard of Oz. - Read More
LET THE HARD WORK BEGIN
WIMBLEDON left a good lasting impression at the season curtain call with a 3-1 win over second team Shrewsbury Town as Terry Brown foreshadowed “five or six” new players in a much-needed team rebuild for a second season in League Two. - Read More
GROW YOUR OWN LOTTERY
WE would love to fill our first team with home-grown products. The club’s youth set-up looks superbly run, and we have recently held off Fulham from signing one of our youngsters. The problem is that almost none of these players will make the grade, argues TREVOR PEARCE. - Read More
LOSING WITHOUT REALLY TRYING
FORGET Torquay: this was a game that laid bare all Wimbledon’s frailties. Barnet wanted this more, much more, than Wimbledon. Half of the team just didn’t bother to turn up; an insult to the more than 1,200 Wimbledon fans who did, writes The Wizard of Oz. - Read More
BLACK MONDAY
A NUMBER of Wimbledon players ensured they will be handed their P45 slips on ‘Black Monday’ after a soulless performance in the Dons’ capitulation to a grateful Barnet at Underhill on Saturday. - Read More
WHAM BAM THANK YOU SAM
AN AFC Wimbledon stalwart and a Wimbledon legend head off on the same day as a newly-signed youth starlet wants out for more playing opportunities elsewhere … a symbolic day all round for the Dons.
- Read Full Story
- May 16, 2012
- 1 Comment
INCREDIBLE SHRINKING DONS
WIMBLEDON have a core of just 12 players — two of them long-term crocks and two more potentially prized targets — remaining after Terry Brown’s end-of-season mass clear-out.
- Read Full Story
- May 9, 2012
- 3 Comments
DONS CARED MOORE
AT Kingsmeadow AFC Wimbledon with nothing to play for faced Shrewsbury Town who had nothing to play for – would anybody care? After last week’s debacle at Barnet you hoped Wimbledon would, writes The Wizard of Oz.
- Read Full Story
- May 7, 2012
- No Comments
LET THE HARD WORK BEGIN
WIMBLEDON left a good lasting impression at the season curtain call with a 3-1 win over second team Shrewsbury Town as Terry Brown foreshadowed “five or six” new players in a much-needed team rebuild for a second season in League Two.
- Read Full Story
- May 6, 2012
- 1 Comment
GROW YOUR OWN LOTTERY
WE would love to fill our first team with home-grown products. The club’s youth set-up looks superbly run, and we have recently held off Fulham from signing one of our youngsters. The problem is that almost none of these players will make the grade, argues TREVOR PEARCE.
- Read Full Story
- May 3, 2012
- No Comments
LOSING WITHOUT REALLY TRYING
FORGET Torquay: this was a game that laid bare all Wimbledon’s frailties. Barnet wanted this more, much more, than Wimbledon. Half of the team just didn’t bother to turn up; an insult to the more than 1,200 Wimbledon fans who did, writes The Wizard of Oz.
- Read Full Story
- April 30, 2012
- No Comments
BLACK MONDAY
A NUMBER of Wimbledon players ensured they will be handed their P45 slips on ‘Black Monday’ after a soulless performance in the Dons’ capitulation to a grateful Barnet at Underhill on Saturday.
- Read Full Story
- April 29, 2012
- 2 Comments
MONCUR MY MAN, BY GEORGE
THERE was no logic to it: Torquay fourth on the table needing to nail down a play-off spot, Wimbledon only last week managing to ensure safety from relegation. Torquay with 23 wins, Wimbledon with 21 defeats. Torquay with one of the best defences, Wimbledon with one of the worst. And yet the good feeling would not go away, writes The Wizard of Oz.
- Read Full Story
- April 23, 2012
- 2 Comments
GREAT (UN)EXPECTATIONS
HANDS UP who saw that one coming? Torquay United, fourth and bidding for automatic promotion, plenty to play for, up against AFC Wimbledon, 17th, just 10 points from their last 33, League Two safety secured and winding down to season’s end.
- Read Full Story
- April 22, 2012
- 1 Comment
BLAME IT ALL ON DECIMALISATION
TERRY BROWN does not willingly accept the reality of the game, the constriction imposed by accountability, the stifling of the individual. He wants the crowd to applaud the trapeze artist on the high wire; he hates the thought of the safety net. It is why he took a punt on Andre Blackman, writes THE WIZARD OF OZ.
- Read Full Story
- April 19, 2012
- No Comments
Menu
Past posts
Links
Sponsored Links
