I suspect those people are frustrated with our impotency and Appiah, Hanson and Pigott being our permanent strikers.

In the absence of WUP post match comments on Facebook seem to come from a section of so called supporters having decided Wally is shit and should of paid big money for a striker in the January window! Thank F**K WUP is back. Thought our new midfielder name escapes me looked good. Is he ours?

See Shane McLoughlin was at fault for not picking up Wallace on his run into the box. Upson highlighted that on MOTD. Hmmmmm. Great going forward, not so good defending. And yet at Walsall he did some great defending. Momentarily turned off? Nope, it was due to the inability of our players to communicate. Where was Deji screaming at him to pick up the runner? And why did Deji try and do Piggy's job of heading, which invariably goes over the bar when attacking?

Ah back at last. Well done guys.

I wasn't disappointed, we gave it a go and we lost to a better side.

Was Murray Wallace given a large key with freedom of the penalty area of Kingsmeadow written on it yesterday?

Back? Oh good - SW19 is updated on yesterday - [Link]

Good effort from the lads yesterday - it wasn’t a great draw for us, and Wall were always likely to be tough. Mind you, we didn’t test their keeper enough - all focus on the league now.....

Had a sinking feeling when I saw their man mountain CB.

We're back! Yesterday was

Lurker broke it. Typical

Wahey! Well done to the Gimps :)

There must have been a lot of pent up Dons fans last night.

What did I miss?

Kentish club A didn’t sell ground. Club A over reached themselves and went into administration. Administrator sold ground in a complete lack of understanding of consequences to businessman, on the cheap, who then took advantage of club Bs need (and lack of experience?) to make huge profit that went into his own pockets. Club B let’s club A stay there for 15 years before selling to club C.

Spit not sure on numbers but the money was for ending tenancy early. The idea we had to pay for some covenant was apparently busted. Most of the money we gave them was a gift and as someone pointed out before certain fans of theirs basically stood with their hand out while kicking us in the shins.

Not sure why we paid money to a team we saved from going under .given them 13 years of cheap/free accomodation.yes sad they had to leave,but they had that many years to sort buying back kingsmeadow.

Club A sells ground to Club B, who sell to Club C on condition Club A is evicted. Club B gives compensation to Club A.

That money might have kept us up this season, but I suppose we amongst many fans should know that relegation, even multiple relegations, even what was it the equivalent of seven overnight relegations doesn’t stop you supporting your club so the money is really irrelevant.

Dead or alive, I’m glad we had the courtesy to pass on some of Roman Abramovich’s cash to help them on their way to Tolworth or wherever

*we merely...

Exactly LD. The way I see it merely gave them a period frozen in stasis til time caught up with them and carried them on their journey. Probably the only real difference is that they left KM to be replaced by Chelsea rather than leaving KM to be replaced by Tescos. Their demise was down to themselves, the timing difference was the impact we had on it plus a million quid bonus in place of whatever money they might have made from their non-AFCW-universe move away from the ground.

Except Ks are alive, playing in the London Borough of Kingston and are mid-table in the Isthmian Premier league, at a similar level to where they have been for most of their history.

That’s probably right, Triggerfish. K’s were mortally wounded, we killed them off

What would have happened to Ks if AFCW never existed? Fraction of a percent chance they’d be playing football at Kingsmeadow in the present day. High chance there wouldn’t even be a Kingsmeadow not that that would be much of a shame tbh.