For fans of all clubs in L1 to cover the amount put in by owners the average ticket price would have to be raised by £27.83 per match.

The conclusion presented was that it's very challenging, but that we are Wimbledon and, as such, are an attractive investment proposition and also have a track record in rising to challenges. To be fair to the PLC board, it's not for them to say we should choose a different model but it was DTB reps on the PLC board who were using the sacrosanct word.

DunD - I'll be astonished if selling beyond 50+1 is an option, or discussed at all. Fan ownership is sacrosanct, until it isn't. Much as the people running the club are well-meaning, I think events will outpace them soon.

What was the conclusion from that Aideen?

Lots of references in that meeting to our ownership model being sacrosanct etc. Apparently we are going to have options put to us, one of which will be 50.1%. I really hope that they include option(s) that cross the "sacrosanct" line - and present as objective a view as possible of those options.

Sorry for typo.. average club owner in league puts in 6.4m

We are 23rd in playing budget in league 1. To be 20th we’d need another 1.4m Average wage in league is 7m 8 clubs pay over 8m Average club owner in league ours on 6.4m

I’m still waiting for my kidney stones to come out been waiting since last bank holiday now bloody doctors are going on strike again work not happy going on half pay soon

They finished the Zoom feed at the end of the DT meeting, but Dons TV still going.

The DT meeting took about 45 minutes, but we're still waiting for the PLC meeting, I think. (Dons TV says it's still half-time, so can't have started yet.)

It was on Zoom and Dons TV. I presume they have managed to rush through it in less than an hour. I just heard the bit about what great Boards we have working together. Anything meaningful happen?

Scrub that last question - it's on Dons TV, I think.

Is the PLC AGM being streamed? Anyone know where?

Thanks Paddington.

Oh Lord, Aideen. Goes to show how disenchanted we all are. You're the first person to mention it. Admittedly we're ill and in Somerset, but I don't even feel inclined to watch it (assuming you can if you're not on Discord. ) Hats off to you and any other tenacious people from on here who have gone.

Good luck Keefy - let me know what happens… Spit, hope there are plenty of GPs on IoW as most people are even closer to death there than in Sutton… 👨🏻‍🦳😬

46 ppl in the room at meeting incl the board members

All the best to her, DunD.

Just used the new online appointment system with the Nelson practise . Requesting a face to face non urgent appointment. We'll see how long it takes.

Keefy- I worked for a GP when they negotiated that contract, He said they all thought it was hilariously good,; they were biting the government's hand off and the politicians were too stupid to see the consequences.

I think the resident doctors (NB this is nothing to do with GPs) will have lost a lot of public support for the stance they're taking. (I'm certainly not happy about it as my daughter is due to give birth during the strike.)

Lurker- not complaining about them striking, but striking when there is a. Flu epidemic that shows no sign of peaking. Health Secretary offered to extend their strike mandate so they could move strike to January. First do n9 harm.

Rob if it's stronger pain killers you need the doc will probably say just lay off the home games...

Depends on how many patients on the books at a practice ,.obviously the Nelson is a big catchment area with 2 former practices,cannon hill and church lane.

TBF to the Nelson, they do prioritise same-day if need be (which I've had to use about 3/4 months ago).