There was a time when I would have invested (donated) to the club and such a time may come back around. But right now with these calamities running the show there’s not a chance in hell.

If you buy season ticket holders a beer each at the ground you’ll have no money left

Better off buying a club with ambition

Buying or investing in a football club is a good way of losing money. It's also a *good* way of losing money.

John, i think it's only for the philanthropy reasons, so it may not suit you

For avoidance of doubt, in the unlikely event I ever become "someone who could invest heavily to help the club further its ambitions", I will immediately pay off the debt, buy AAH back, buy all season ticket holders a free beer and not ask for any shares in return.

But Trigg, don’t forget climate change is a hoax….. 🪸🤷🏻‍♂️😬

Prefer not to say answers most questions on that survey.

Silk that's spot on, and emphasis is on wingers, or wing backs making the cross not your strikers. The strikers in an ideal world would be running the edges of the six yard box as mentioned. Great example of LTB in the POF.

Just cast my votes on the SGM resolutions. Amongst all of the Dons Trust SGM resolutions and talk of reducing the Don’s Trust shareholding to 50.01%, there appears to be a very misguided belief that investors will be queuing up to invest. Why would anyone purchase a minority stake in a business where a trust owns and controls more than 50% of the shares? The shares can’t even find a buyer at 75p per share on the Seedrs secondary market (which represents a 10% drop from their original issue price). This values the club at less that £24.2m. I am someone who could invest heavily to help the club further its ambitions – but there are so many reasons not to do so and aside from loving the club, none to encourage me to do so. I’m afraid that my head will rule my heart until there is a tinge of reality.

[Link] Very sad. a fourth coral mass-bleaching event is starting.

It was 4th and 5th ball that was important on Saturday. Neither team showed much ability when it came to picking up second balls.

Hash at 15.30 - I had noticed that btw 😉. Maybe if the wide men started playing on their correct side and started beating the full back and getting crosses in, it might encourage the forwards to get into the box more often. 🙂

Alan IOW - I saw a video with Lineker and Shearer talking about this and optimum point is the where the six-yard box horizontal and vertical lines meet. You can see a perfect example of this for SwinDon's second goal on Saturday. Their winger puts it in the perfect place and striker gets to it first. Obviously the winger has to change it depending on the situation but if a winger puts a cross on the which arrives at the six yard line then he has done his job. It is now the strikers job to get to the ball ahead of the defender. A second example of this is Lyle Taylor's Wembley goal. A cross hitting around that point and he got there first.

Thanks Ambadad, it was in my junk folder, the AI of assigning items to folders must have improved ;)

Stormy Daniels back in the news

Yes, OI. The "Equality Monitoring Survey"

There is a new survey?

Spit -- the topic or that the questions are so poorly drawn up? For me, no problem with the topic but some of the questions require better options for the response.

Hash, don't throw in facts.... It's often said by strikers like Shearer that they gambled on going to certain place in the box,but did they? I'd say they did to a point but there's got to be a certain degree of the winger knowing where the striker would be going.

Spartan, also there is rarely anyone in the box to cross to anyway

Lurker - from earlier, our "wingers" sometimes do beat their full back on the outside but then rarely attempts a cross with their weaker foot, instead they cut back and either cut inside ir pass backwards.

Typical AFC wimbledon survey 😂

CW - I was there at Headingley in 1972 when DU skittled the Aussies in 3 days (4-37 and 6-45). Lovely fella.

Nicander- McLean also did well at Accy.