MK Dons Fans on Wright leaving

[Barrel of Fun]

I read comments on there, regarding NSC comments about poor attendances for a team with a nice stadium and doing well in the league. One chap said that we could only dream of attendances of their level. I guess if he was young then he could be forgiven for thinking that we have always had crowds of 5,000 or so.

 

[WhingForPresident]

I read comments on there, regarding NSC comments about poor attendances for a team with a nice stadium and doing well in the league. One chap said that we could only dream of attendances of their level. I guess if he was young then he could be forgiven for thinking that we have always had crowds of 5,000 or so.

They could only dream of a history to be fair.

 

[bhaexpress]

I wonder how many MKDons fans realise that they run a close second behind Leeds as the most reviled team in this league ?

 

[The Ringleader]

I wonder how many MKDons fans realize that they run a close second behind Leeds as the most reviled team in this league ?

Ah but you see Leeds aren't in the same league as Spurs or Fulham, who they all seem to support

 

[Vatican Citys No.2 Keeper]

bit harsh on DDD me thinks

you can never be too harsh to an MK Franchise fan

They lose any respect from the majority of football fans by supporting that fake ass club. Having seen AFCW at Worthing, great bunch of fans keeping the wombles alive!!

AFCW!!! FTMK

 

[Caveman]

4 years ago i surported wimbledon.

Look at you jelous fucks. Francise? do we give a f***? 30,000 seater stadium, a club that is on the up with a future. You wish you had that.

Anyway, maybe the step down will do wrighty some good.

What a crock of sh!t! You would be supporting AFC now.

1983 we were playing Man Utd at Wembley. 1983 you were supporting the team we played against...admit it.

 

[Tomo1794]

Just had a little look on the map to find out what county they reside in.. poor soul, it seems he can't even support a county cricket side.

Wonder what one they'll try and steal.

Northants?

 

[chez]

I wonder how many MKDons fans realise that they run a close second behind Leeds as the most reviled team in this league ?

You think so?

I would say on a whole (not just BHA) that Orient & Carlisle are the most reviled teams.

Don't think anybody really notices MK Dons to be honest. I have nothing against, they are insignificant.

 

[chez]

After reading this thread it seems quite obvious that the MK Dons fans are seriously pissed off with the fact that one of their players that had been offered a new contract by them has decided to come to a bigger & better club.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

After reading this thread it seems quite obvious that the MK Dons fans are seriously pissed off with the fact that one of their players that had been offered a new contract by them has decided to come to a bigger & better club.

I thought he signed for Brighton?

 

[clapham_gull]

After reading this thread it seems quite obvious that the MK Dons fans are seriously pissed off with the fact that one of their players that had been offered a new contract by them has decided to come to a bigger & better club.

Or just "a club" let's face it.

If you gave something that plastic away free with a Big Mac most kids would be disappointed.

Keeping with the sense of realism, I see they've released an MK Dons computer game. Here's a sneak preview:

 

[Safe.]

I thought he signed for Brighton?

 

[gullshark]

Ah but you see Leeds aren't in the same league as Spurs or Fulham, who they all seem to support

Realise in the UK.

 

[Caveman]

Don't get upset, he's a Spurs fan lost on a Brighton board.

 

[drew]

You make him sound like someone like Seb Carole on the days when he could be arsed.

Which days were those? Must have been on Mondays as I never saw him play on those days!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Couldn't Be Hyypia]

What a crock of sh!t! You would be supporting AFC now.

1983 we were playing Man Utd at Wembley. 1983 you were supporting the team we played against...admit it.

Doubt it - judging by the writing I'd say he/she wasn't born in 1983.

 

[mkdon]

mmm sour grapes i hope

sorry to say lads and lassies, this is not sour grapes, imo he is a league 2 player,and he was good L2, not been to good in L1,and last season he was Sh*t, but he can score a goal or two.
Could be a new challenge is what he wants.

Good luck 4 the new season.

:yahoo:Come on you dons:yahoo:

 

[severnside gull]

sorry to say lads and lassies, this is not sour grapes, imo he is a league 2 player,and he was good L2, not been to good in L1,and last season he was Sh*t, but he can score a goal or two.
Could be a new challenge is what he wants.

In fairness that is not an inaccurate assessment....the question is can RS persuade/encourage him to produce his best form more consistently?
I suspect Paul Ince played Wright in a slightly different role to de Matteo and got the best from him. Can RS do the same? Based on what we saw of his man management skills and what seems to be a pretty astute judgement of individual and collective abilities and tactics, I think he can

 

[HP Seagull]

sorry to say lads and lassies, this is not sour grapes, imo he is a league 2 player,and he was good L2, not been to good in L1,and last season he was Sh*t, but he can score a goal or two.
Could be a new challenge is what he wants.

Good luck 4 the new season.

:yahoo:Come on you dons:yahoo:

So why did Roberto Di Matteo, widely regarded as one of the best up and coming managers in the Football League, feel he was good enough to play in the vast majority of games last year in a play-off pushing League One side, without buying a replacement or getting an emergency loan? Surely someone that was so 'shit' would have been out of the team straight away?

Also why did Russel Slade, a footballing genius, feel he was good enough for another (hopefully) promotion pushing team this year.

I'm more inclined to side with their opinions rather than a few MK Dons fans.

 

[mkdon]

So why did Roberto Di Matteo, widely regarded as one of the best up and coming managers in the Football League, feel he was good enough to play in the vast majority of games last year in a play-off pushing League One side, without buying a replacement or getting an emergency loan? Surely someone that was so 'shit' would have been out of the team straight away?

Also why did Russel Slade, a footballing genius, feel he was good enough for another (hopefully) promotion pushing team this year.

I'm more inclined to side with their opinions rather than a few MK Dons fans.

Dont get me wrong i like Wrighty, he just didnt perform in L1 When he came to the dons,in L2 he ran at players and ran and beat players no problem at all.
Then when we went up, he was a no show in most of the game he played in.
As for Di Matteo, .

Russel Slade He,s a manager