And if last week showed that we really can score 6 goals a game, then AFCW 3 AFCW 2 shows that finally, finally, finally we can win crunch games. Indeed, as far as crunch games go, taking it to the runaway leaders, and actually outplaying them for large periods shows a club that can do
I now owe the KM buyout fund one of your English pounds. Why? Well, I wasn’t going to touch any alcohol and made this abundantly clear to many. One AFCW fan bet me £1 that I would succumb when I smelt the waft of alcohol. And guess what? When I got to the bar, I
Tudor Jennings on why there’s nothing so wrong with buying out Kingsmeadow You own a club, now own a stadium. Okay I share some but not all of Rob’s views and nagging doubts. Especially concerns about wanting “our” ground in SW19 or failing that, Merton. I also share his liking Kingsmeadow as a ground, but
Well, for better or worse, we’ve now committed ourselves to buying Kingsmeadow for £3m by 31/12/02. As you probably should all know, this was decided at the Dons Trust’s SGM, which whilst not full up was extremely well attended. I suppose I could bore you all with the ins/outs of the meeting, like the knowledge
And lo, on the 22nd of the third month, in the third (or is it fourth?) year of the second (or is it third?) millenia, a phenom that shall engulf the earth with chaos, disorder and a challenging of ideals, thoughts, protocol and beliefs. For it was decree that the legendary Royston “Viagra” Cappel refused
The big news obviously about Ks is examined (hur hur) in more depth in Articles, click above after you’ve finished reading about Planes 1 Trains and Automobiles 2. Don’t worry, this report won’t take long to read To be honest, there wasn’t a lot to write about really. It was described thus by a passing
By now, you’ll doubtless have heard that AFCW could be buying Kingsmeadow. You won’t need me to go into the details of it, it’s too long and laborious for starters. As one may reasonably expect, people are salivating openly at the opportunity of buying – nay, owning our own ground. Who cares if it’s Kingsmeadow?
Christ O’Reilly, do I really have to make any sort of humourous, thought provoking, full depth analysis of the pile of turgid dross that laughably called itself 1984 0 Animal Farn 0? This was by far and away the worst game of the season, an experience only matched by sticking one’s head in a refrigerator
So once again, it looks like we’ve been rebuffed in returning to Merton. Last night at Crown House, the planning application which would allow AFCW to play at T&M was comprehensively rejected by about 6-1 (or 7-1, whatever it was). Basically, around that arse end of SM4 traffic is a nightmare anyway, and parking is