Bromley top of Division 2. Lead by a decent centre forward , Cheek hattrick!

Keefy, okay, so what sort of decisions should they be making, please?

Laurence, Day to day staff are not making the important decisions.

The form tables here show just how bad it has become [Link] Scroll down to the home form section, where the summary says “Woeful, just woeful. AFC Wimbledon's performances have been terrible at home. With 0 wins, 3 draws, 3 losses, and just the 0.5 points per game in their last 6 home games to show for, AFC Wimbledon is simply not turning up at home games”. I’m not sure whether last night’s result has been included - if not, just an extra “woeful”… 🙄🤷🏻‍♂️

We are in free fall, expect to be in the National league by 27/28, possibly administration, as we can't fund this expensive ground with near capacity high ticket, vast corporate areas, ground share ,great merch sales, money from sky being in league 1 .etc,etc .

Keefy - we are a football club run by full timers and majority owned by supporters. Day to day operations have full time staff and have done since 2012.

Hash- a different angle clearly shows Bugiel push Exeter’s defender into the GK before he heads in.

May I ask DoughMeister, how are you helping to reduce the budget hole, please? What ideas apart from selling equity might you have, please?

Fan owned is had it's day. We are a professional fotball club run by part timers. Decisions made by a comittees take too long. 50+1 should have been done and dusted by now. Whether there would have been any takers is a mute point. People running this club are the same as our midfield far too slow in moving the club forward.

We're also seeing why Lincoln and Stockport were happy to lose Smith and Lewis respectively. The latter have absolutely laughed their way to the bank.

We have become the team we all thought we would be before a ball was kicked this season. We don't give much away (Peterborough and Northampton outliers in this current run), but we have absolutely zero goal threat. Had we started the season this way, I think the fanbase as a whole would have been far more accepting and supportive of the situation we are in (and the bottom line is it is all because of our finances). As it happened, results at the start of the season were whoily misleading as to where we're at.

Last night showed at Sasu is not a centre forward. Looked totally lost and bullied by thier centre half straight away . We had no target for any long balls out from the back so why bring Browne on instead of Omar. Strange selections recently. We have no plan and no confidence once we go behind. Big decisions needed before we end up in a relegation fight very soon

The harsh reality of the situation is that under the current ownership structure / with one of the smallest budgets in Division 1 / losing @ £1.5 M pa unless an Al-Hamadi sale is transacted each season, we will be up and down between Division 1 and Division 2 like a whore’s drawers.

From Burton onwards in the League : P9, W0, D3, L6. Goals for 5. Goals against 16. Points 3.

We have stopped playing to our strengths, and attempted to turn into Man City by passing out from the back without the players who have skill set needed or pace. It appears to a mentality that has infected a number of teams. Need to get back to POMO throughout the match, and not just final 15 minutes. Hippo and his long throws should have been on the pitch at half time.

Amazing to think a win on Oct 25th at home v Burton would have sent us top of the league and now 2 months later we are just 2 points above the drop zone and sinking like a stone. Wycombe away on Sunday has a three nil home win written all over it. Time surely now for the Leftwaffe running the club to bail out and sell 51% (or more) to outside investment.

JJ will be saved by the lack of expectation of him being in the lowest group of budget clubs for this league. Ordinarily he'd be toast for lack of points obtained in such a dull and unambitious fashion. Small budget doesn't equal lack of ambition. Whatever the shortcomings we entered this season with, the need to display a " having a go attitude " was always one trait we should be taking as a given, from a plucky Wimbledon team.

Is JJ morphing into MR? - it certainly sounds like it.

Yet another clueless performance. On 23 November, I posted ---- "Well, the decline has truly set in. I expect us to be outside the top 14 by Christmas and between 18-20th by late January." ---- Fuck me!!! We are not even in January. Where will we be by late January? 23rd?

Trigger- agree that our problems this time are less about poor management (Jackson isn’t a great manager, but he is good enough if given the resources needed) than about simple economics, that we don’t have the cash to compete in this league (whether we have the resources to compete in L2 without running at an unsustainable loss is less clear but we will find out soon enough).

The disallowed goal it seems the ref was just guessing. Looks fine from this angle [Link]

i hate football and don't know why i decided all those years ago as a kid to like it and then even worse become a fucking Wimbledon fan. Thanks Robbie Earle.

I said at the start of the season that we'd likely finish bottom, so after starting so well and gaining quite a few points, I thought we might slip into mid-table and be safe for another season, but the way we've nosedived lately, I think 23rd will be the best we can hope for, what with how bad Port Vale are but I still wouldn't be surprised if even they could finish above us. Basically, we are that shit.

Plough Lane was meant to provide a way to extend our competitive range. Instead we spent far too much money on a stadium which delivers far too little money and we appear to have done nothing to change that. The third floor is now I believe offices for club staff - it was built at great expense to be revenue generating for the club.

Trigger - agree about economic reality setting in