I really don't care what they are called but 'plc board' presumably has a legal and regulatory meaning, i.e. the list of directors registered at Company House, whereas 'club board' is more a descriptive term. But really only as important as the DTB or DTb issue

Perhaps another agenda item; someone’s found 400 grand down the back of sofa in the 1889 lounge - or they’re actually going to tell us what happened to it….

The change from PLC board to club board was made about a year ago I think when I joined the Trust board. We were told more than once to refer to it by its new name. Not sure why the change was made tbh.

TS - decisions such as whether more shares should be sold?

We're obviously too thick to grasp the concept of a plc board.

Idiotic dumbing down rebranding.

OI - exactly 👍👏

No messages were edited or censored this week as far as I know (certainly not by me). So in the unlikely event anyone was interested they could go back and read them all. It is generally good not to post political or other stuff that might be considered trolling, i.e. aiming to get an argumentative reply.

We are not owners as you cannot have 5000 (?) owners make decisions.

Wonder how long it took them to decide to rebrand from the PLC Board to the Club Board.

Mine were war related the other day,but classed as political. But surely by now no one takes what trumpy say as true..

Bond 3 then 😂

We are pleased to announce that we are holding a ‘Meet the Club board’ event on Tuesday, 3rd February, from 7pm, in the 1889 Lounge at the Cherry Red Records Stadium. Everyone across the Club, whether you’re a member, supporter, volunteer, staff member, player, commercial partner - we all want the same thing: success for AFC Wimbledon. We encourage everyone associated with the club to hear an update from board members and senior management on key issues, as well as discuss the opportunities and challenges facing the club, giving you the chance to share your ideas, concerns or queries. We hope to cover a range of topics on the night, including: An update on the football department and Academy from Director of Football Craig Cope, which will open the event at 7pm The Club’s finances Minority investment progress Upcoming member votes Our Women's team Season Ticket plans ahead of the 2026/27 campaign Answering your questions, and contributing to the discussion, will be members of the ‘The Club board’ (previously known as the PLC board). The Club board is the Club’s day-to-day operational board. They oversee all club operations. The Dons Trust board is elected by the members of the Dons Trust, and, as the majority owner, oversees the Club board with three DT board members representing the DT on the Club board. Members of the Dons Trust board will also be in attendance on the night. As during the last 23 years, there will be key decisions to be made in the coming months, we urge as many members and fans as possible to attend. The lounge will be open from 5:30pm for those who wish to arrive early. The bar will be open, and a range of hot and cold snacks available to purchase. The event will start promptly at 7pm.

In truth, it wasn’t a political post, just a factual observation about morals… ☺️👍

Dont worry oj has marked my card, let's hope those posting anything political today get equal emails or it might be seen as 2 tier:-)

Timmy - Blimey. That's a turn-up. Thanks.

Mav- in Q4 last year George received advice on the viability of having an online forum. The advice was that having a members' forum was a liability for the trust. Every expert spoken to advised against having one. Members' behaviour on Discord supports this conclusion. George and Reece believed the DT Forum should be shut down and not replaced. The board agreed to have a vote on the future of Discord in January and then review on a quarterly basis. I believe the vote happened this month to keep it open and review at end of season

Thanks Trig.

49 - true… I won’t say more for fear of falling foul of current loose agreements to avoid opening the can of worms… 🥫🪱😬

Timmy - I took a break from board-related matters (including Discord) to clear my head. Are they closing Discord down and, if so, why? They've always banged on about how great it is. I must have missed something.

The rumours that we’re doing the rounds on Saturday and since are all addressed in the WHAD podcast. Too numerous to mention here. Some may be rubbish but we don’t know, which is kind of my point. They are all damaging and the are definitely affecting matchdays now.

I wish someone would tell me what you're all talking about, as I don't do any social media but this and can't get to matches much.

This was the FB post mentioned on here earlier. “Full list of club rumours in this week's episode of The Wombles Had a Dream podcast Lee Finch [Link] com/episode/1L9laBFrQ3LgtFlxinjggw • An unnamed board member and sponsor (we all know who) has made two loans of £1 million to the club to cover payroll until the summer. • Said board member has indicated that no further loans will be forthcoming due to doubts over the club's ability to repay. • Out-of-contract players will not be offered a new deal, except Aaron Sasu, due to lack of funds. Seddon, Lewis, Hipployte, Maycock, Bugiel, Reeves et al will be free to leave. • The 2026/27 wage bill will be slashed dramatically. • Suggestion Mark Robinson has been brought in on an advisory role as we'll have to play kids in men's football [again!] • A consortium led by an ex-Wimbledon player approached the club regarding investment but came to nought due to our ownership structure; potential investors more likely to come on board post-administration • Plough Lane Bond 3 on the cards • We're losing £30,000-£40,000 a week • Staff increasingly unhappy. James Woodroof rumoured to have left but not so - yet. Johnnie Jackson has been touting himself around”

Maverick thank you for confirming what I always suspected. Talk about fiddling while Rome burns.

A4 also at the risk of being a politcal post I see our forces serving during the troubles in Northern Ireland are now at risk of private prosecutions.