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On This Day in 1960
Bobby Ardrey clears the ball with an overhead kick as the Dons beat Corinthian-Casuals 5-1 to keep their outside chance of retaining the Isthmian League title alive. Wimbledon's win over the third placed Casuals was matched by leaders Tooting who won by a similar score at bottom-of-the-table Clapton but none of the rest of the league's top seven were victorious.
Click here for On This Day at historicaldons.com
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As the Premier League clubs grew richer 30 years ago, little Wimbledon struggled to survive. Despite a good start to the 1995-96 season, an alarming autumn slump saw the Dons flirting with relegation before victories at Stamford Bridge and Highbury within a four-day period over Christmas lifted some of the gloom. Progressing through to the FA Cup 5th round, only a late, late equaliser from Efan Ekoku at Huddersfield kept hopes alive before a memorable quarter final with Chelsea. Four wins in the five games after a replay defeat ensured survival for another year. Every match is celebrated with the memories of Ekoku and many others in the latest edition of the Historical Don.
30th Mar 2026 19:42:02 
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On sale from outside the club shop at the Luton, Plymouth and Huddersfield games for just £2. With printing costs soaring, the price will increase next year so grab it while you can.
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Dust your boots down, guys - this is your chance to play on the hallowed turf of Plough Lane. The WAWF Cup takes place on May 31 and we are looking for fans to line up to play along side the likes of Jon Main and Mickey Haswell (more TBC), in teams managed by Mark Robinson and Terry Brown. Full use of stadium/changing rooms etc. Hampshire referee etc. West Stand open for fans, Phoenix open for thirsty fans/players. Photos of the day and probably a few bits thrown in tbc too. And if you can't play, why not be an assistant manager or a mascot for the day... All proceeds to the playing budget, too. [Link]
26th Mar 2026 12:37:56 
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Ex www.wup.me.uk - The home of WU
I doubt you know very much about that issue to be honest DO
2nd Apr 2026 14:23:44 
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Jeez
2nd Apr 2026 13:51:45 
 [82.lo.gg.ed] 
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OI - agreed - as will I.
2nd Apr 2026 13:49:34 
 [82.lo.gg.ed] 
Ex www.wup.me.uk - The home of WU
The England assistant manager Anthony Barry was in the the Fleetwood Town side that we thrashed 8-1 in the Conference play-off semi-final.
2nd Apr 2026 13:42:14 
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QI.
Getting dangerously near politics DO so I'll retire.
2nd Apr 2026 13:40:31 
 [86.lo.gg.ed] 
Ex www.wup.me.uk - The home of WU
OI - ordinary Palestinian citizens? You mean the ones who voted Hamas terrorists into power?
2nd Apr 2026 13:36:16 
 [82.lo.gg.ed] 
Ex www.wup.me.uk - The home of WU
Maybe they thought it was a charity supporting ordinary Palestinian citizens DO, you should have gone in and educated the manager.
2nd Apr 2026 13:31:58 
 [86.lo.gg.ed] 
Ex www.wup.me.uk - The home of WU
Trig - only if it turns out that the joke was less than 16 years old!
2nd Apr 2026 13:26:48 
 [82.lo.gg.ed] 
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Lucky that murdering a joke isn’t a crime, DO.
2nd Apr 2026 13:23:09 
 [195.lo.gg.ed] 
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OI - I had Bonnie Tyler on my Sat Nav - I ended up lost in France as she kept telling me to "turn again"!
2nd Apr 2026 13:05:48 
 [82.lo.gg.ed] 
Ex www.wup.me.uk - The home of WU
OI - but the big Waitrose in Wimbledon, as well as a DLAG collection desk also allowed antisemitic Hamas terrorist fellow travellers to protest at their main entrance, so swings and roundabouts!
2nd Apr 2026 12:10:00 
 [82.lo.gg.ed] 
Ex www.wup.me.uk - The home of WU
DLAG collect regularly at Waitrose in Surbiton. They are at least partly on Waitrose's land so Waitrose could refuse at least that area (in fact I believe they are very supportive of DLAG and another charity who set up on a different day, including providing them with storage space). A store can't stop you from being on the pavement outside the store as those rules are set by the local council but one regulation that must be followed is leaving sufficient space for the free flow of pedestrians, including wheelchairs, prams etc. and that access includes getting in and out of the stores so you can't block their entrances.
2nd Apr 2026 11:49:58 
 [86.lo.gg.ed] 
Ex www.wup.me.uk - The home of WU
The new regulations put in place with regard to landlords obligations to properties with condensation/mould problems are going to be a nightmare for many. Whilst it is good that owners poorly maintained/ constructed properties will need to respond and act following reports of condensation, it is very hard to rectify problems caused by tenants turning off extraction, not heating rooms and introducing large amounts of moisture into a building. Lack of education and lifestyle are the cause of lots of damp/mould issues, probably around 50%. Heat pumps in a correctly constructed property are a help with creating a balanced climate along with setback heating.
2nd Apr 2026 11:40:27 
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nick
Do schools educate kids about any of this life skills stuff?
Oo er missus!
Reading back Tom SW Waitrose in Raynes Park told Dlag to bugger orf and not collect outside their store during lockdown (in fairness it was one nasty woman manager who stopped them collecting the others were fine). Air source heat pumps work ok in suitably constructed properties but are not as effective as a traditional boiler in most properties in this country. Heating, insulating and ventilating a property is a juggling act as you are creating a micro climate, that lifestyle has a huge impact on. Even the Scandinavian model of almost hermetically sealing houses and venting them twice in a 24 hour cycle has its own set of problems depending on the heat source
2nd Apr 2026 11:29:34 
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nick
Ex www.wup.me.uk - The home of WU
Morning all. 9yrspodcast returns with talk of the recent Trust votes and disappointing results on the pitch. Stu and I discuss Jake Reeves, Joe Lewis, injuries, strikers, and VAR. Lincoln, Luton, and ROFHOG as well! Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube via [Link]
2nd Apr 2026 10:22:39 
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Papers-there was a post on Facebook recently about one of our fans meeting Mulley at Heathrow as he is now a football agent nd he wa flying to Newcastle
2nd Apr 2026 10:05:32 
 [81.lo.gg.ed] 
Ex www.wup.me.uk - The home of WU
After the dreadful Bono joke I posted, I saw an even worse Mick Hucknall one but he might sue.
2nd Apr 2026 09:30:36 
 [86.lo.gg.ed] 
Ex www.wup.me.uk - The home of WU
42 years since I last went to lincoln city as a 15 year old , that famous locked in a pub before the match for our own safety and Glyn Hodges late winner 2-1 ,happy days!
2nd Apr 2026 09:09:29 
 [82.lo.gg.ed] 
Ex www.wup.me.uk - The home of WU
On the whole I'm a big fan of Richer Sounds but don't get a PVR from them, they are all way more expensive and with fewer features than the EE offering.
2nd Apr 2026 08:52:15 
 [86.lo.gg.ed] 
we've had the same microwave since 1988 and it still heats food perfectly well
37 year old James Mulley (32 appearances for the Dons) was the substitute last night for big-money Penn & Tylers Green away to amateurs Colliers Wood Utd
2nd Apr 2026 08:22:39 
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Ex www.wup.me.uk - The home of WU
Humax! Had one for years. Still works but sometimes freezes. Will keep as I can record 3 programmes simultaneously
2nd Apr 2026 07:58:17 
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Ex www.wup.me.uk - The home of WU
I've had a top market but relatively inexpensive microwave for nearly 40 years. Panasonic for me. The first one died after 20 years of use, my son killed another one and my current one is going strong after 15 years and almost daily use. I bought a cheap air fryer three or so years ago and it gets used at least once a week.
1st Apr 2026 23:41:14 
 [86.lo.gg.ed] 
Ex www.wup.me.uk - The home of WU
One of the worst example of having the public beta test their new technology is Tesla. The last thing you want not being tested properly before being deployed is new software and features on cars.
1st Apr 2026 23:10:24 
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The trouble comes when companies can download new versions of the software running on the product you brought without you being able to stop them.
AV seems to be a hotspot for manufacturers putting out beta tech at top dollar. I held on to using tv recorders (pvrs) for years but cannot be arsed anymore, they're just so shit for the money and it's all going on stream anyway. Humax I'm looking at you, cnuts.
1st Apr 2026 22:39:00 
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I replaced dumb TV + PVR with smart TV and it's just as fucking annoying but in many different ways. Seriously considering moving the family to a subsistence farm on the outer Hebrides these days. It's only the dons that keeps me here. And the convenience of Beverly way tescos.
35 year old Rhys Murphy who once played for us turned out for Farnham at Tooting tonight
1st Apr 2026 22:11:51 
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