Don’t forget a week today is the solar eclipse but your eclipse glasses, use a colander to project the eclipse onto a wall or, if you prefer, look directly at it and damage your eyesight permanently.

I remember walking out of plough lane in the 70s to Magnus pike singing science

There was a football chant of season in the sun but different words to of it if I remember naughty words

I nominate Policy Of Truth as club anthem.

Do Sutton united still come out to Brotherhood of man?

Black box,there were a few jokes out at the time

The hopes we had Were much too high Way out of reach but we have to try The game will never be over Because we're keeping the dream alive

Ride on Time was 1989, so Trigger must have been a wee lad back then!

The Dons don't seem to have entered the London Senior Cup this year - last night at Raynes Park Vale they were playind another depressing song, On the Road again by Canned Heat, the singer of which killed himself in 1970

Charlie Addiman, was a union official with a BT union when I worked there.

I always thought it had the bones of a decent football song. Joy/fun/Frannies on the run...

Someone screaming along “Ride on time!” is my earliest musical memory of Plough Lane.

1970 or 1971 for me. I remember Charlie with the long hair (the Mikey T/Phillo of that era) playing My Sweet Lord over the PA at one of my first matches. IIRC my schoolboy season ticket was £1, and the 77a/77c bus service was terribly unreliable.

I always liked the chorus of The Way by Fastball in terms of being a jaunty ditty but a song about the true story of two elderly people going off and dying - - - - - Anyone can see the road that they walk on is paved in gold - And it's always summer they'll never get cold - They'll never get hungry - They'll never get old and gray - You can see their shadows wandering off somewhere - They won't make it home but they really don't care - They wanted the highway - They're happier there today.

And the other problem with the song is it is an earworm (at least for me).

Kitey - I agree. Such a strange song, having a jaunty melody but with such a depressing subject matter.

My first game was in the 1959/60 season, but I don't remember who the opposition was. Fans were shouting "Come on you Dons". I thought every player was called Don!

This will be my 50th season. 25 years supporting WFC (my first game was the first game as a football league club against Halifax Town on 20/08/77) and now 24 years supporting AFCW. If somebody back in 2002 said I could end up supporting AFCW longer than WFC I would found that hard to believe but in just over a year, all being well, that's exactly what will happen.

82/83 was my first season,how lucky was i. Watching our golden era and presenting the centenary cake on the plough lane pitch in 89:-)

Alan, that must be the most depressing song ever released ...

I have season's every year...

kicked off my association in 1968 on a school boy pass that were issued to local schools in Wimbledon. There was no school girls pass as such.

My interest in the Dons started in 96/97 when we went on that run of 7000 wins in a row or whatever it was but i didn't go to my first game until 5th December 1998 against Coventry. So approaching 30 years either way.

Probably 69 years since I first went to a match but can't remember precisely so between 67 and 70.

My 62nd season.