Meadow- think it was Stockley. Was announced as everyone was exiting rapidly. Guessing the sponsors wanted a picture with him.

I am afraid we did not like Aaron Paul at all. Far from clear and too much like a children's party at times.

I really appreciate Aaron Paul getting on board and like his enthusiasm but his PA skills need a tweak. Can anyone confirm MotM?

Preston Womble summed it up to a tee.

Mansfield's player on the left wing wasn't marked at all.

Thank goodness we’ve already got 12 points, as it’s hard to see where the next ones are coming from.

The PA announcer was Aaron Paul.

Unlike the weekend, at least I didn't incur a round trip of 400 miles to watch another shower of shite. How bad does Smith need to play to get dropped? Yiadom was way out of position and half way up the pitch, giving their winger a free cross for their second goal. He is costing us goals every game now. Mansfield should have been 5-0 up at HT if they took some pretty easy chances.

It has to be said, the PA announcer was way too enthusiastic and bouncy. Obviously not Phillo who is more measured. Who won MotM?

Just watched JJs post match interview. He came across as very down and bereft of any ideas about what to do next. He seemed utterly defeated.

Really not much to say about that. First half was spineless. Second half was an improvement. The referee was abysmal. Mansfield’s kit was hideous. The advertising boards were too bright. PA was way too loud. JJ has no imagination.

Lots of empty seats and, right from the start, the atmosphere at the game seemed very flat this evening.

The referee saved himself from exertion by refereeing the game from the centre circle. Proper CCL standard.

9 corners for Wimbledon and at every one their number 5 should have had a foul given against him for shirt pulling and holding.

We matched them in most of the key stats, apart from the one that counts - 3 shots on target - 3 goals! We have no money so squad has thin cover - if Stevens, Browne, Sweeney, Ogs, Tilley and Harrison had all been able to start, we'd be a match for anyone in L1.

It was suggested to me this evening that the established 'going rate' for breaking Premier League FFP was set at 3 points per breach (Everton et al). Therefore Man City should be docked 342 points. This deduction would run on until such time as Man City had got 342 points, so would certainly see them relegated this season, next season and the following season - maybe even a 4th time. They should be fined the amount of money by which they have exceeded the FFP rules and this money used to compensate every club who has competed in the Prem since this started plus every club beaten by them in any cup competition. Their owners should perforce fail the fit & proper test and be forced to sell the club.

People were giving Clough stick throughout the game for his antics. Just wish Jackson show the same passion. Got to go soon JJ.

Michael Smith was far too savvy for Johnson tonight. Totally schooled him

Joint lowest goal tally in the division.

Injuries are really killing us, especially at the back. Feel for Horan who clearly isn't being trusted despite having to play Smith at CB. Thought Cornick got himself about well without looking too threatening. Game changed when they changed their RWB, Sasu struggled against him. Such smart management but also a real show of the depth and trust in the squad that Clough has.

Hash - we showed some fight in the first 15 mins after HT. Aside from that, it was poor. Once Mansfield subbed their RWB to cancel out Sasu’s pace, game was up. It also stopped Tilley getting joy on the opposite flank. Well beaten. But it’s injuries that are really hurting us. You wouldn’t want Simmonds starting against Smith and Russell. We end up with our Smith at CB. Echoes of the end of last season.

Maybe i am deranged but i don't think we actually played that badly today aside from the first 20 mins or so

Tomorrow night is probably one of the most important nights in AFC Wimbledon history. There is a fans forum where we will be introduced to a consortium who want to make a major minority investment in the club. This will be followed by a voting process that will give us a final result yes or no. On November 18th. The trouble is we’ve got no money, we’ve got the smallest budget in league one, we have a stadium debt to pay off and we have a threadbare squad that will continue to struggle to keep us up. Although the Dons trust will still own 50%+1 meaning we will technically still be fan owned I’m firmly of the opinion that in terms of on the field progress we’ve gone as far as we can under this model. The vote will come down to how much we want to progress as a club. A yes vote may change the landscape a bit but a no vote will mean we stagnate and inevitably get relegated because we cannot compete. The last couple of games have shown that this is the reality. We are a small fish in a very big pond Fan owned football is a lovely idea but has gone as far as it can….just my opinion. We can vote for progress or we can vote for permanent struggle there is no middle ground.

Notts County beat Sheffield Wednesday.

2 points 2 goals from 5 games, shipped 11 goals, definitely a slump