AFC Wimbledon All Ticket - NOW A SELL OUT FOR AWAY END

They have to be ordered by 5 from Home Park Box Office if you want to get in tomorrow

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Unfortunately I'll be there in the Dons end. It's a pain I have to endure to go with AFC supporting friend.

I shall be in the Dons end as well. I shall just have to be quiet WHEN we score.

Might be a few more Argyle fans sitting on their hands in the home end now.

Frank Bullitt wrote:

I shall be in the Dons end as well. I shall just have to be quiet WHEN we score.

nothing to worry about there Frank

I wouldn't be too afraid Frank. It's a poxy, small time level and I'm sure all praaaaper fans love a bit of banter

Think I'll give this one a miss

But any poor sods on here going certainly have my sympathy

Sympathy accepted

I have a ticket for the home shed. I shall attempt a Wimbledon accent so I don't stand out too much.

Frank Bullitt wrote:

I have a ticket for the home shed. I shall attempt a Wimbledon accent so I don't stand out too much.

Uncle Bul-lit-garia?

First off it's not an "away end" you get a little shed down one side of the pitch, second thing let's have a bit of respect here, this is a club that won the FA Cup beating Liverpool in the final, in my book that makes you the little club for this one.

Lord Tisdale wrote:

First off it's not an "away end" you get a little shed down one side of the pitch, second thing let's have a bit of respect here, this is a club that won the FA Cup beating Liverpool in the final, in my book that makes you the little club for this one.

Has pot met kettle? Have you seen your away end lately?

I think someone's a tad jealous personally.

Next year we'll be selling out Forest Green as well....

MASSIVE ATTACK ASAP GREN ARMY

monti wrote:

Lord Tisdale wrote:

First off it's not an "away end" you get a little shed down one side of the pitch, second thing let's have a bit of respect here, this is a club that won the FA Cup beating Liverpool in the final, in my book that makes you the little club for this one.

Has pot met kettle? Have you seen your away end lately?

I think someone's a tad jealous personally.

The pertinent fact here being ours is an away end, your Billy Big Bollox boys are spouting off yet have no clue of even the layout of the ground they are visiting, they think they are still going to Charlton or Sheffield Wednesday, hey, that's us isn't it ?

I did not wish my description of "a little box" to be taken as anything other than a term of endearment. I would much rather visit AFC than having to drag my sorry arse to the Moo Camp Saturday, another huge all seater stadium for ECFC while you boys dig out your binoculars for the visit to the Don Valley, hey, did you know that was the ground where we secured promotion out of the league you are in ? Seems an absolute age ago that we took over two thousand fans to that wind swept hell hole of a ground, of course I expect the "Green Army" will exceed that quite comfortably, what with you boys being such a big club.

I think I read somewhere that the capacity of the ground is less than 5000.

The away area is usually for 600 and can be expanded to take up to 700 or so. Whilst it probably unusually for most clubs to take their whole allocation it is not unusual for Arglye to have a large following at any ground in and around London.

Its OK getting all 'look how many we are taking and we are 91st in to the League' (I'd swap it for taking one man and his dog and mid table safety) about it but unless it's 14 or coaches from Plymouth which would be amazing (I suspect there will be the customary 1) I don't see the point in getting all Billy Big Balls about it.

Lord Tisdale wrote:

monti wrote:

Lord Tisdale wrote:

First off it's not an "away end" you get a little shed down one side of the pitch, second thing let's have a bit of respect here, this is a club that won the FA Cup beating Liverpool in the final, in my book that makes you the little club for this one.

Has pot met kettle? Have you seen your away end lately?

I think someone's a tad jealous personally.

The pertinent fact here being ours is an away end, your Billy Big Bollox boys are spouting off yet have no clue of even the layout of the ground they are visiting, they think they are still going to Charlton or Sheffield Wednesday, hey, that's us isn't it ?

I did not wish my description of "a little box" to be taken as anything other than a term of endearment. I would much rather visit AFC than having to drag my sorry arse to the Moo Camp Saturday, another huge all seater stadium for ECFC while you boys dig out your binoculars for the visit to the Don Valley, hey, did you know that was the ground where we secured promotion out of the league you are in ? Seems an absolute age ago that we took over two thousand fans to that wind swept hell hole of a ground, of course I expect the "Green Army" will exceed that quite comfortably, what with you boys being such a big club.

Don't fret so tisdale as you will be able to visit them yourself next year when your team play them. With a bit of luck the following year you will be able to visit Luton and York, it's were you belong really aint it.

Highwayman wrote:

Don't fret so tisdale as you will be able to visit them yourself next year when your team play them. With a bit of luck the following year you will be able to visit Luton and York, it's were you belong really aint it.

Quite a Freudian slip there, it was "were"(past tense) we belonged, over 70 league places behind the behemoth that is PAFC, where we belong now is 27 places and an entire league in front of you so let's try and keep a grasp on reality here, lose tonight and you are in the mire and will be staring the likes of Barrow and Gateshead blue square in the face, we lose tonight and we are pretty much still in with an excellent chance of maintaining our League One status. Fretting would I believe be far more appropriate for the travelling Gargs, odd though that we should take more to Barnet when we were a Conference team than you will taking to AFC as, for the moment, a league side.

Lord Tisdale wrote:

Highwayman wrote:

Don't fret so tisdale as you will be able to visit them yourself next year when your team play them. With a bit of luck the following year you will be able to visit Luton and York, it's were you belong really aint it.

Quite a Freudian slip there, it was "were"(past tense) we belonged, over 70 league places behind the behemoth that is PAFC, where we belong now is 27 places and an entire league in front of you so let's try and keep a grasp on reality here, lose tonight and you are in the mire and will be staring the likes of Barrow and Gateshead blue square in the face, we lose tonight and we are pretty much still in with an excellent chance of maintaining our League One status. Fretting would I believe be far more appropriate for the travelling Gargs, odd though that we should take more to Barnet when we were a Conference team than you will taking to AFC as, for the moment, a league side.

Yes let's keep grasp on reality, you have never nor ever will match or even come close to matching our support be it home or away, AFC as you know is a sell out and some are left without being able to get tickets which makes your comparison an epic fail. You will be relegated, get your head out of your arse.

Gawd ! this is getting like Exeweb before its fall.

Only the grass is far greener

Tringreen wrote:

Gawd ! this is getting like Exeweb before its fall.

The only thing missing is the Porker.

Reality ?

Two big games tonight in West London, bit odd that no H&S professionals feel there might be an issue with ours and yours trekking into and out of Waterloo at around the same time, the results are important but not yet vital, oh, and the most important reality of West London is that we have been to the New Wembley twice and you haven't been there at all.

Perhaps the West London police see PAFC for exactly what they are? Just a small club, and getting smaller, from cornwall.

Sandford_Grecian wrote:

Perhaps the West London police see PAFC for exactly what they are? Just a small club, and getting smaller, from cornwall.

Factually though that statement is false.

We have a bigger average gate than you. We have bigger average away support than you. Plymouth is in Devon.

Happy to help!

Talk about Greeks bearing gifts. We welcome them into our homes and they do the leap out on us in droves! Still - it's clearly better here than where they belong.

Lord Tisdale wrote:

Tringreen wrote:

Gawd ! this is getting like Exeweb before its fall.

The only thing missing is the Porker.

Reality ?

Two big games tonight in West London, bit odd that no H&S professionals feel there might be an issue with ours and yours trekking into and out of Waterloo at around the same time, the results are important but not yet vital, oh, and the most important reality of West London is that we have been to the New Wembley twice and you haven't been there at all.

Or maybe the anticipated 14 away fans don't warrant a Police escort? They could be mistaken for a meeting of the Bay City Rollers fan club and directed to Brentford Civic Centre, where it will almost certainly turn ugly, well it turns ugly wherever Exeter residents are, but tonight Mott the Hoople fans are having a beetle drive there so expect Sparks to fly. This town aint big enough for the both of us.