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Looks like I picked a bad match to come back after 3 weeks on holiday! :o(

Very poor performance, but sadly a typical match up of mid-table ‘also ran’s versus a team battling to get into the playoffs. We couldn’t match them for desire or commitment. They also had the quality of Nile Ranger and Simon Cox up top and Anton Ferdinand at the back -…[Read more]

Anyone not at KM was spared the worst of afternoons. Out-thought, out-fought, out-muscled, out-played, out-everything, we were dire. Slow, sloppy, woeful ,worst we’ve played this season. Just rubbish. How Will Nightingale was voted man of the match is beyond me. Both goals came through him or from his giving the ball away. But then the whole team…[Read more]

Maybe we have a quota against the Cods?

Rob. Thanks for posting those stats. I had no idea we had such an impressive record against the Cods. I’ll slightly disappointed now that we didn’t steal all three points.

Dave K and myself were at Fleetwood yesterday representing WDSA. It was a pretty good performance. Credit to the players for getting on with the job after the excitement of Tuesday.
Was pretty even for the first 70 minutes. Shea made his customary great save early on but after that neither team created much. LTB came on late and in the last 20…[Read more]

Make that unbeaten in 10 games against @ftfc, well done @AFCWimbledon #afcwimbledon pic.twitter.com/Qg8oosj75y

— wombles downunder (@WDownunder) March 18, 2017

What to you say when you have nothing to add? Maybe just “Yay”!.

Welcome back Windlesham … and you only missed some noisy interlopers we had to eject at Kingsmeadow !!!

Back from three weeks in the Western Cape – didn’t miss anything did I?

At the start of the second half the MK goalie arrives in front of the Home End. Anyone of a polite disposition should look away now…

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As a Don from the early sixties how did i feel when we played them yes i wanted to win but that was all. As I’m so far away now the anger is still there not to there supporters but to him for doing what he did to our club.Never for give never forget and i think if i saw him in the street i think i would punch him on the nose. People say that…[Read more]

Just listened to the interview with former Dons managers. Dave Anderson and Terry Brown. What a great watch it was. The stand out quote was from Dave talking about meeting Jon Main as he came to the ground yesterday. John looked at the police presence, turned to Dave and said, “It wasn’t like this when we played Chipstead.”

ROTFL.

Wednesday here in London Town. It’s a lovely spring day. I’m on holiday away from the mindless tedium of work. Frequenting pubs, drinking real ale and watching the racing from Cheltenham. Can it be any better?

YES! Seeing my beloved Dons beat the scummy Franchise bastards at Kingsmeadow. The win in the JPT was great, especially the picture of…[Read more]

Wonderful reports this morning guys. Thank you. It’s what makes this forum the best.
I would have given my right nut to have been there last night. The result would have been worth it. Alas (sort of), I had to make do with the virtual stadium and the entirely and rightly biased Radio WDON commentary, but, I wake this morning still filled with…[Read more]

I’m still buzzing.

One further observation from last night that got lost in all the euphoria, was what a magnificent job the job did. Yes they did what they had to do, but it was the way they did it. Intended or not, it was a ultimate lesson in limited obstruction.

The wonderful refusal to use the word “Dons” on the scoreboard. The official…[Read more]

Well said Colum. This morning, the high is as high as it was last night. That was right up there as one of the all time best AFC Wimbledon experiences, certainly in my top three. I’ve never known an atmosphere like it. From before kick off, the noise was deafening. Constant, raucous, boisterous, loud, the whole stadium was rocking for 90 plus…[Read more]

Just witnessing the sustained rapturous standing ovation Neal Ardley and his team received on their lap of honour after destroying the Frannies showed how much the victory meant for the Dons fans among the 4,112 crowd at Kingsmeadow. Ardley was thumping the club crest on his jacket and clapping the supporters. He said later: “I saw a lot of…[Read more]

How about these for headlines:

The Culture Club beat the Crazy Gang
The “pub team” calls last orders on football franchising

OK maybe I’d better leave the journalism to Rob, but tonight hyperbole is exactly what is required. Make no mistake, this was a massive result.

I was nervous before the game. Nervous like I’ve never been before. I…[Read more]

So the day we have to endure the Franchise scum at our place has finally arrived. I have many emotions today, not least of which is anger. Us fans have a big job tonight. To make the atmosphere as hostile as possible to their players and fans. But without crossing the line into violence of course. I’m glad the club has gone a fair way on treating…[Read more]