Mk Dons Away - Would You Go

[Goring Gull]

When are the fixtures out?

 

[brighton rock]

they have let football down big time

 

[Zeitgeist]

Nope....Then again, spending time in Milton Keynes for any reason is easy to resist.

 

[northstandnorth]

went to the afc game last time as a protest against franchising of football. but now it is a one deal i would support the albion against any other bunch of f***ing northerners.
i will give my support to afc at horsham
and my support to the albion on any ground we play away.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Thanks to Ian Hart, the week before the Selhurst game, I was presented with the opportunity to debate this issue with Charlie Oatway, live on SCR.

What I said then remains my justification for going to Kingsmeadow rather than Selhurst. AFCW asked for our support. I gave it then and I would give it again. For me, it was never a boycott. It was always a show of solidarity with AFCW.

Things have now moved on. AFCW are on the up. The franchise organisation is on its way out. If it was a League Cup match away, I'd probably not bother. But I didn't go to Ipswich either.

 

[sully]

I don't do many away games if I'm honest, so I would probably not bother.

However, I would like to see a big turn out give Winkelman the bird in the same way I enjoyed the day telling Guterman where to go at Wrexham.

 

[The Laughing Bluebird]

I went to MK last season. We won 1-0 (in the pissing rain). A result which helped to relegate the MK Dons to the Second Division (or whatever they are calling it now).

I noted with interest that many of you boycotted your game in Milton Keynes in 2002/03. Which was all well and good at the time. But they stayed up. And you went down.

From my point of view, the best way to oppose any other football club is to support your team against them.

 

[clapham_gull]

I went to MK last season. We won 1-0 (in the pissing rain). A result which helped to relegate the MK Dons to the Second Division (or whatever they are calling it now).

I noted with interest that many of you boycotted your game in Milton Keynes in 2002/03. Which was all well and good at the time. But they stayed up. And you went down.

From my point of view, the best way to oppose any other football club is to support your team against them.

They were still playing at Selhurst then.

All the time they still played in London, and even played under the name of Wimbledon in exile in Milton Keynes - I guess I would go to support the Albion at a push.

But now thats really it, unless it was a Grimsby situation.

I can't face going to a new club which has stolen its league position off another.