I see that the Scabs beat Slough. Bollocks.

TonTon wrote:


I wish the country was more like FC United. I guess then our football teams would be too.

There seems to be a theory among many, ie MK, their appeasers and ill-informed commentators and pundits, that this game is going to have a huge cathartic effect, in that MK will be washed clean of all their sins and that Wimbledon will forgive and forget what happened, and that they'll all get together and have a jolly good laugh about it with hearty backslaps all round before closing that particular chapter of the book.
Stupid delusional shit.

Am I right in understanding that TonTon is one of the prime movers behind their rise because he was very complimentary about those that were.

Sean of the Shed wrote:


This is true. Winkelman:

"I don’t care about the result. I think what's going to be important about this is that the game takes place and we draw that line, so everyone can look to the future."

frontier psychiatrist wrote:


And Wankleman's revisionist bullshit begins: wise-men-say.com/articles/whos-sorry-now/

"They do have a history of boycotting their team. So I wouldn't be surprised," said Winkelman.

Plans being revised


In the light of feedback from fans and recent additional information about the match arrangements from Milton Keynes we are re-evaluating our arrangements for the game on 2 December.

We have a safety meeting with the police tomorrow, Friday 16 November. Following that meeting we will complete safety and security arrangements for the game. The timing of this meeting means that we can’t announce finalised ticketing and travel arrangements for a little while longer and we apologise for the delay.

You have been invited by Dave Hambly to join the Wise Men Say community - a fanzine and online community for AFC Wimbledon fans far and wide.

Thank you for your interest! A group of Wombles are getting together to rent a Banner Plane to fly over Stadium MK on the 2nd of December. We have a group within WMS called ‘Up, up and away’ which we invite you to join if you’d like to discuss the project and lend your ideas. We have to come up with the message by next Wednesday, 21st of November.

An AFC Wimbledon supporters' group has stepped back from a boycott of their club's FA Cup second round match with MK Dons.

The Wimbledon Independent Supporters Association (WISA) claim MK Dons "stole" their club's place in the Football League but have decided against boycotting the fixture.

"After careful consideration, WISA has decided not to formally request a boycott of the fixture by Wimbledon supporters," a statement said.

After careful consideration, WISA has decided not to formally request a boycott of the fixture by Wimbledon supporters. WISA asks Wimbledon supporters to individually reflect on the history of our Club, our achievements and the reasons why the relocation of our Club to Milton Keynes was so distressing, before making their own informed individual decisions.

WISA would like to thank all football supporters, who from 2002-2007 supported the WISA and Football Supporters Federation (FSF) boycott of games played in Milton Keynes, a sacrifice that we haven't forgotten and a key reason why so many Wimbledon supporters will never attend a game in Milton Keynes.