OI - true do a degree, but if Wimbledon died because we were too “proud” to be baled out by Chelsea (or Pornhub…), that would be mental…

Most football very rich club owners in England know very little about football. They tend to hire someone who does know their stuff to be their rep to run things. It usually goes wrong when people don’t do that.

Stuck in road works outside KM, the Banners and signage looks great 👍

What Franchise fans think or get excited about would be dead last in my considerations.

Makes sense to me WBM if fixture lists permit. Aren’t women’s games on Sundays?

Not really, give it 5 years and what happened to Kingstonian could happen to us.,nice cheap ground for Fulham Broadway again 🤔

Its a controversial take, but I'd have them and the rugby. Sweat the asset. We are Wimbledon, we don't need to play on a carpet.

*boat 🛶

MK fans would be dancing around their living rooms if we went into administration and folded, but hey, whatever floats one’s I guess… What’s worse, being bought/bailed out by a gambling firm that knows very little about football, or being part owned by another sporting entity, specifically another football business…? It might be a case of beggars and choosers - I’d choose becoming a feeder club or junior component of another football club over giving Frannies the satisfaction of seeing us die altogether….

Greatest story in football,sold to Chelsea , dear oh dear... would rather go into administration 🙄

Chelsea women playing at PL would be the end of our women's team. I do think ground sharing could be a viable solution to our issues. What happened to the rumours about London Irish?

It’s nice that we’re thinking about selling to a club with owners and ethics very similar to ours. ***checks notes, Clearlake Capital… oh… ****

Didn't the news stories about the Broncos suggest they were looking to move elsewhere after the coming season?

I don't see we have much of a choice if the finances are true. Just seems like Groundhog day to me. I'm not sure I want Chelsea in our stadium and I have season tickets for both teams. I see it as a needs must and might give us breathing space while we work out who we sell to. As long as it's a deal that we can get out of if we get on a better footing then we are going to have to agree to this

“Sell, sell, sell!!! Nooooo, not to bloody Chelsea!!!” 🤪😂😂😂🤷🏻‍♂️

I think the Chelsea women link up at plough lane would be a great idea - sell them a stake in the stadium and let them add us the extra 5,000 or so seats that would accommodate their crowds

Non League was fun as a journey when we reformed, but if we chose it as a destination because we thought that we had to cut wage costs so much "in order to stay fan-owned" then I personally wouldn't be interested in that. If we did decide to settle back into non league permanently then we certainly wouldn't need a ground the size of PL - maybe we would sell it to Chelsea women and go back to KM again. As I say, not for me at that stage.

Should add, that they will play 80% of games at PL and put their prime games at Stamford Bridge.

STOP PRESS -We will become tenants in our own (@ present) ground,. They will build stands and we will get an income boost in the process.

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"... only way to save us from local derbies against Walton Casuals and the like again. I don't know if I could face watching that again." Walton Casuals has dissolved. But Walton & Hersham is a succes story, and plays good football.

Trips, well maybe they can do something about that ...

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It only adds a few thousand to their gate and they’re looking for double digit growth. Not gonna happen.

A ladies team would be the ideal ground share, much less damage to pitch than the men's team or the egg-chasers. For CFC ladies. 8,600 cap would be decent for Prem but do they get more for European games?