Where does it say that the meeting has been cancelled?

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Not one to defend the indefensible but give em a chance to put out a revised date 😀

CW - match on 31st January, meeting on 12th of Never!

Cancellation of the 'Meet the Board' event to some undetermined date surely sharpens the need for some sort of announcement concerning the recent rumours?

Being cynical it would be better to have 2 separate dates as this would increase bar revenue

Spit - 'would make sense' - therefore won't happen!

With Bolton being an early kick off, would make sense if they had the meeting after the match ,would get more attending and people would stay longer

Meet the board event postponed

lol @ DO

Maybe show the Port Vale match live at the meeting?

Trigs - I thought the police had to be given at least 8 days notice of a match involving a PL/EFL club - hence why FAC replays in competition proper had to be week after first match, but in Qualifying rounds were just 3 or 4 days later.

Good shout information I hadn’t spotted that.

Trigger - how the **** did the DTB manage to persuade the EFL that was a good date to re-arrange the fixture for?

7pm ko not 745 pm Tue 3rd

I see the rearranged Port Vale game is now next Tuesday. That should reduce the attendance of the Club Meeting by about 2 people.

Don't recall any protests outside British Aerospace, Morfax, Datchet Rocket Research, Culham Labs. Greenham Common protest back in the 80's was huge, yes, but since? Lots of MOD contracts out there. Wonder why a Wimbledon/Merton one has all of a sudden ruffled CND's feathers?

?? Indeed, Pete.

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I wonder how many different ticket prices there are around the stadium altogether allowing for season tickets, concessions etc. I'd suspect it is close to or over 100 .

JG- I agree with your comment below- I don’t at all disagree with setting ticket prices to increase revenue, but that is absolutely not the same as setting them “as high as possible”. An increase in prices would probably (again, we would need some research on this, though not an impossibly-complicated ticket auction system) but, after a certain point attendance would fall sharply, and revenue would fall, as prices were raised. I therefore very much doubt that the profile of our demand is such that the club could ever be made profitable just by increasing ticket prices.

Russ et Al get my vote. Resoundingly sensible and achievable IF we can break free of the “fan owned ideology” death grip.

With Chelsea out-growing KM, I could conceivably see them looking to be co-owners/ owners giving us a long lease. They'd build the stands for the 20k advertised eventual capacity and build the infrastructure to help fund it. The reality of that is we'd get a bar, a shop and few bits required to operate as a EFL club. But the training facilities would get a heap of cash available from the improved gate take.

Russ and all. Yes, Pitch/ trademark ownership with the trust or some supporters body and lease to the club in return for representation on the board and maybe a small stake in the club or something. That is exactly the kind of thing we would need to sell beyond 50%. Get 50%+1 in first and in a couple of years we will be ready. Or if we go into admin any old or young random could buy us?

Nick - I definitely don't think it implausible and for whatever reason it does seem to be currently trendy to own an English football club. I can't imagine why?? I think we can both agree that whoever buys Wimbledon will at least attempt to reach break even within the medium to long term. They will definitely pitch ticket prices & concessions at a level where they/we maximise revenue and gross margin; ditto the charge for watching matches abroad on Dons TV. No stone would be left unturned - so I can't see why we don't do much of this groundwork now.