Come on Bob when you compare it to Chelsea we’re pretty damn huge.

"...massive club ..." I hope young Ollie is educated soon. Massive? Really?

Spit - to what are you referring?

Airport security for home games,treated like idiots, fans don't have any common sense:-)

Yeah he looks like he’ll be good in the air not necessarily big leaps but just able to get his head on a cross and guide it into the net we’re gonna piss this tinpot league. [Link]

Especially if Jennings takes corners for us!

Obviously no idea of the lad’s ability but he looks a decent unit. Looks tall and strong. Born in Gateshead but made in Wimbledon.

New signings are a bit like rain, lots of promises, but little delivery

Hope this doesn’t mean smith is going to go. Although are we selling to try and fund a striker ?

I think I’d like Jennings to stay with us rather than go out on loan again - not sure about Splatt…

Don't think we really need a midfielder but hopefully means Jennings or McCoy Splatt can drop down a level and get some game time. My big hope is that it doesn't mean someone like Smith is leaving.

Hopefully a replacement for Reeves

“He used to play for scum, but now he’s Wimbledon”

Blimey a signing

My issue with the FIFA proposal, aside from the underhand way they went about it and the bribery they are using to obtain approval (vote in favour, get £20m, vote against, get nothing) is exactly what are they seeking investment in? What return will these investors get? How big a stake is up for sale? Non-controlling doesn't mean not having very significant influence. An individual football federation could well have less influence than these investors. This is the thin end of the wedge. Disgracefully extortionate ticket prices forced most people out of affording to buy tickets for the world cup. Now this. So when there is the next red card and one of these investors asks Infantino for it to be overturned like Trump did, what will happen? What if they want to change some rules to suit their nation or have more breaks for advertising? Where does it end? Paying for advertising rights is one thing. Paying to influence the whole of world football is another.

Thanks Pete! Saw the bike bloke with the 78s on Sunday and gave him a bit of a wide berth tbh, in case he fixed me with his glittering eye. Quite a jolly weekend.

Sounds like the Americans are off murdering again

Hey, Paddington [Link]

Last season just over half opted for the app, so there are still plenty who want a card, be it for practical or sentimental reasons.

Newport have a new manager.

Plastic Bertrand

I wonder how many people have opted for physical plastic season ticket cards - I’m guessing it’s in the low hundreds? I can understand people choosing that option - the physical aspect that can be kept for the future, and there are plenty of people who can’t (or just don’t want to) use apps etc… So far the app has been very reliable, but obviously there might be a time when it crashes or whatever…

OI, isn't the capitalist culture always about growing income and profit, never being content with what you've got today.

UEFA has external investment in monetising broadcasting rights to their competitions. If one lives in a capitalist society that is not in itself dreadful. What is bad by both FIFA and UEFA is the urge to always have more and more football so you can make more money selling it. UEFA have been guilty of that and the FIFA plans seem to involve vastly more football, which is why I'm opposed to the idea rather than thinking that we must keep it being run by the selfless souls of UEFA/FIFA and the big clubs.

Ah Newport is there - my bad