Port Vale are gone. For the other three I would say Northampton (boring place and soulless stadium), Mansfield (odious manager, a dump of a place and charge £30 for the pleasure), but I think they are safe) and Orient (for ripping off away supporters to sit in that crap stand and nothing to see or do in the surrounding areas).

Question for everyone - who do we want to go down from our league?

When I asked a well known AI chatbot to tell me what Football League clubs Wimbledon + AFCW have never played against it came up with Blackburn, Colchester, Ipswich and Accrington Stanley.

You're correct RK. My mistake. My recollection of 2000-2001 and 2001-2002 is not very good, probably because it felt like limbo / purgatory. Well, it seems we've played everyone in the top four divisions as either AFCW or WFC. Who else can claim that?

When we played at home to Blackpool on 20/01/2018, Joe McDonnell's picture was on the cover. This time, Nathan Bishop was on the cover and he was not even playing but Joe was again.

I'm certain we played WBA at Palace in the championship

OI, i guess Liverpool & Gooner are favs to get through but the others are TOAST. Not a bad thing really ...

I think WBA are the only team in the top 4 divisions either AFCW or WFC have not played in a league game (although we lost there is the FA Cup in the early 1990s). I can't think of anybody else. There are a few in the National League such as Truro, FC Halifax (we played there in the FA Cup and played their previous incarnation, Halifax Town, in WFCs first ever league game on 20/08/1977), Brackley, Solihull Moors and Boston (WFC played them in cup competitions). We've not played at York's new stadium next to Monks Cross shopping centre, which is just a glorified sports centre with a pitch added on.

Well if Dorking go up, add them

I was wondering that Naz.

Sorry, I did read it incorrectly. There's always cup matches. Are there any in the top five divisions that we have never played home d/or away in either incarnation?

Stoke is a dump but it's marginally nicer than West Brom and Leicester, although there's not much on it. Maybe Norwich and one of those three for the other two relegation places.

WFC played at The Hawthorns but not AFCW. I'm talking about our current incarnation.

Stoke a nice place?

We played at West Brom in the FA Cup. And lost. Or am I reading you wrong, 6mill?

There's a shock, an English team winning in Europe

My wish for next season, assuming we can financially solder on, is that we play a team AFCW hasn't played before or a new ground. It gets harder and harder each season to do this. Assuming we stay up, with Sheffield Wednesday having already been relegated that leaves two opportunities but those struggling in the Championship are not new to us aside from West Brom and Leicester. I'd like them both to come down for somewhere different to go, even if they are not particularly nice parts of the country. Failing that, maybe Norwich and Stoke could lose form and get embroiled in a relegation scrap. They are a bit nicer places to visit. WFC had a great record against Norwich too.

OI - surprised he hasn't signed Josh Kelly!

Westley's "Attitude Is More Important Than Ability" - rarely have I heard a more stupid motto.

There was a time when I’d have been happy to have Westley as our manager. His Stevenage team that won League 2 were probably the best team I’ve seen in that division.

Westlley - sounds like him! He did help Terry Brown out with private healthcare for his wife though

I was thinking all PSG's goals were long-range opotunist efforts. I knew what the official Wup response would be though ;-/

Weren't Stevenage the team who always had an injury after about half an hour so they could have a team talk? Was their manager Graham someone?

Martin O'Neill thinks xG is bollocks as well - [Link]

Because xG is bullcrap?