BigTime wrote:Agreed buy you know what I’m a bit sick of hearing their plans, They are always terrible. Understand from Guardian article that Coleman is scouring London’s Philippino community for players. So that’s alright then. How many on here thinking about getting an ST for next season?
If they'd said they were playing games at Ealing when starting to sell STs I wouldn't have bought one as Ealing & Sundays doesn't work for me. So that was a waste that won't be repeated next season.
That was another classic bit of disrespect. Sending a letter stating it was critical we all renew due to the loss of central funding, that all sales were non- refundable and by the way we won't tell you where or when we will be playing.
Throw in a major price hike for many, when many incomes were being scrunched, and it's not difficult to see why many fans walked.
For a full time side to fail to make the play offs is a disgrace and some people at the club should be considering their positions tonight. Monday's announcement should contain at least one resignation. I bet it won't, I'm not even sure I'd bet they will speak on Monday.
Deadcowboys1 wrote:If they'd said they were playing games at Ealing when starting to sell STs I wouldn't have bought one as Ealing & Sundays doesn't work for me. So that was a waste that won't be repeated next season.
Ealing suits me a lot more than Wimbledon. That’s a really long journey from North London especially if there is no parking in immediate vicinity and were turning out an academy side. I’m going to have to have a think about it.
BigTime wrote:Ealing suits me a lot more than Wimbledon. That’s a really long journey from North London especially if there is no parking in immediate vicinity and were turning out an academy side. I’m going to have to have a think about it.
If you are anywhere near the St Albans to Sutton Thameslink line in N London you could go to Haydon Road which is about 10 min walk to ground but probably only 2 trains an hour.
Lowest point in my 2 decades following the club.....gutted, but equally disgusted at the level of disconnection that has crept in since Gus took over.....the fans don't count to either the owner or the senior staff. London Broncos Fans used to be considered knowledgeable and friendly.....now there's motley crew of clique zealots who will soon vanish once monkey boy gets his cards. I'd love to be a fly on the wall when the next meeting with Wimbledon takes place. £200,000 a year to open their shiny stadium for 100 fans at best. The club now has 4 months of nothing. If Hughes carries on paying lobster and monkey, they'll essentially have 1/3 of a year to search for new jobs, because once we get slammed in our first home game in front of 500 curious dons fans and then slammed in the next home game in front of Hughes and 100 others, they'll both be fired...... ......dismayed at the silence.
What a thoroughly depressing end to a dismal season! Like Orangeman says probably the lowest point for me too.
Rise like Lions after slumber In unvanquishable number-- Shake your chains to earth like dew Which in sleep had fallen on you-- Ye are many -- they are few.'
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