AFC Wimbledon V Luton

[Return of the Rev]

happy memories of wimbledon v leeds at selhurst early 70's 45,000 crowd and all of england was wimbledon that night,also the last game at burgess hill town when they brought 2,000.:guitar::yahoo::dance::dance::yahoo:

 

[severnside gull]

Great drive down the M6 last night - my crowd (coming back from Chester races) were giving V's and doing moonies to the Luton supporters who I have to say were far from gracious in defeat

 

[sams dad]

Great to see a Wimbledon team back in the Football League.
Milton Keynes should have been made to follow the same route if they wanted a League team - start at the bottom of the Pyramid and work their way up.
Hopefully a Wimbledon v MK game is not too many years away.

 

[FalmerforAll!**]

Hopefully a Wimbledon v MK game is not too many years away.

Hopefully it is. Every Don I know hates the idea of playing MK, as it means acknowledging them as a real football team. Would rather they played eachother when AFC are way up the football pyramid ahead of MK.

 

[Blues Rock DJ]

Brilliant news !!

 

[mrbigshot]

Might go to the Crawley Wimbledon match next season if it doesn't clash with a Brighton home game

 

[Giraffe]

Crawley will win league two, Port Vale second, Dons third.

 

[queens park pete]

What do you expect? Two clubs that have been shafted one way or another- one goes up, well done. Just imagine driving back from Hereford if the result had gone the other way. Would it have been hilarious having random arseholes unconnected to any real rivals behaving like you did?

Great drive down the M6 last night - my crowd (coming back from Chester races) were giving V's and doing moonies to the Luton supporters who I have to say were far from gracious in defeat

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Great drive down the M6 last night - my crowd (coming back from Chester races) were giving V's and doing moonies to the Luton supporters who I have to say were far from gracious in defeat

Grace in victory is as important as that in defeat.

I'd be pretty disappointed if I'd just seen the Albion lose in a critical, season-determining game, and had to endure fans of the winning side giving it the big one and mooning on the way home.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Grace in victory is as important as that in defeat.

I'd be pretty disappointed if I'd just seen the Albion lose in a critical, season-determining game, and had to endure fans of the winning side giving it the big one and mooning on the way home.

Anyone remember the train ride home from Shrewsbury when we'd be crowned champions of whatever the fourth division was called then?

The train stopped at Milton Keynes and Selhurst. Did we forgo the opportunity to hurl general abuse? Of course not.