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Wimbledon - Sunday, 26 September 2004 at 20:17:46

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- Sunday, 26 September 2004 at 17:14:08

I remember going to see AA Gent many moons ago(before the huge stands were put in)and they chanted OO AA OO AA AA Gent(perhaps you had to be there really, great days/atmosphere
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- Sunday, 26 September 2004 at 17:13:25

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Carshalton Athletic FC - Saturday, 25 September 2004 at 21:43:49

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SM4 - Saturday, 25 September 2004 at 19:40:51

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Spam is reckoned to account for 80% of all internet traffic. I have yet to find any account of anyone willing to sign up for something they've had spammed (though there stands a good chance that somebody on here will go for the S&M/swingers stuff). Why somebody has decided to single this site out I don't know, but my threat to them from last night still stands. Oh, and if it continues, I have a plan up my sleeve.
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Needs to trim the guestbook later today - Friday, 24 September 2004 at 10:33:21

I don't even understand what the purpose of the spam is - it's not like there's a website address left in each post, so anyone can check out the viagra or swingers things (not that I'd want to, I hasten to add). And what's with all this 'nice site' business? Is it solely just to piss people off? If so, that's is S-A-D.
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I've given up with trying to trace the spam, the person in question has so many accounts it's beyond a joke. So, I'm just going to delete it when I can muster enough energy to do it. It seemed to work last time. If it continues at the rate it's going at, I'm just going to have to shut the guestbook down for a little while. If you are the person posting all this spam, you are a spasticated cunt of the highest order. I sincerely hope you get raped, get HIV and die of brain cancer. And if I can get your email address I will endeavour to sign you up as many child porn sites available
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- Wednesday, 22 September 2004 at 18:29:51

Cheers REPD and Carshalton. I think I and my mate will check out either Eastern Europe or Holland. Didn't realise they got such big crowds in Germany though, so that's got potential. Mmm, maybe linking up with the Oktoberfest...
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- Tuesday, 21 September 2004 at 23:48:18

Rob, obviously the new chants got you excited as that was one of the best match reports on this site since, well, the last time I wrote one for you ;)
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Err ... the Usual - Tuesday, 21 September 2004 at 20:00:12

Re Euro clubs go to Germany for atmosphere, Dortmund rarely get less than 65,000 in fact they had 83,000 there last sat and one terrace alone holds 25,000.I've been to Lyon and it's ok nothing special more atmosphere at St Etienne or Lens(easy to get to from England).Belgium has suprisingly good football as well as Holland as well as more obvious countries like Italy and Spain
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Special namecheck to Worpledon who sent me a French version of that song I mentioned in the Dover report. And if you want to read it, email me ;)
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Rob, we have a spare ticket for the France/Eire game if you want to join us. Jill was offered it but she's unsure.
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The Hoverspeed trophy was reinroduce last year with a 2-2 draw at Crabble,followed this year by a 1-0 defeat in Calais due to our sponsors offering an inclusive £12 deal of ferry crossing coach to ground and entance fee nearly 250 fans made the trip,but most importantly we won the fans game 1-0,so Dover fans become the first team in UK to win european trophy since Liverpool Cant believe that you sung all those songs as the only one we heard was about being french but we hear that everywhere, and usually respone with dirty northen bastards which we seem to have cornered the market with , that until we played Yeovil once and the map reference proved themm right good luck this season and we expcet to see you next year this time in the league
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I actually went to a couple of Dover-Calais games a few years ago, at Dover Calais won 5-4 one year(no away fans) then the following year in France I saw Dover win 1-0(about 50 Dover fans)on the Saturday and celebrate wildly(the ref came off saying'ils sont fou'ie they're all mad)and lose 2-1 at st Omer the following day.Crazy days
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- Sunday, 19 September 2004 at 19:08:30

Cracking Dover report Rob - best yet.
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err - Carshalton ? - Sunday, 19 September 2004 at 11:28:44

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Moorstown - Sunday, 19 September 2004 at 10:21:17

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SM4 - Sunday, 19 September 2004 at 10:10:32

As for Euro clubs, I would obviously recommend Cork City and Lokomotive Leipzig :) Some of the more unfashionable teams are quite fun, MSV Duisburg certainly was. Rapid Wien are OK, and I am still kicking myself over missing out on Inter Bratislava :( I think that the Eastern Euro football matches seem the most fun of all..
REPD
Never ever watched football in France - Friday, 17 September 2004 at 17:02:57

#6 - I am basically one of those sad bastards who likes watching sports events around the world. Only been recently (last 3 years) that I've been in a position to go around Europe so much. Seen quite a few sporting events in the US and Canada, they're "different" but in their own way very enjoyable (one of my favourite games I've ever been to was Oakland vs Boston in baseball, with 40k there). With luck, I may have enough UA miles to fly to Buenos Aires...
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SM4 - Friday, 17 September 2004 at 16:59:48

REPD - so you're simply a connoisseur of football? Have you been anywhere out of Europe, eg South America? My dad was in the army, so when I was a kid we lived around Europe and also in the US. Somewhat stupidly I didn't take advantage and go to any sporting events (except to see the Washington Redskins a couple of times - and in that case I'm using the term 'sporting event' pretty loosely). A mate and I quite fancy seeing some clubs in Europe (big and small). Aside from the usual - Real Madrid/Barca/Inter etc - are there any you'd recommend? Ever been to Lyon?
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10 mins to go, then I'm out of here - Friday, 17 September 2004 at 16:05:48

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Only been to Germany twice this year - Friday, 17 September 2004 at 12:43:08

Bollocks, I still haven't managed to get up to the attic, and I can't find the attendance on google (I know the first two numbers, not the second three!). Still, I suppose I do have me old video of the game to watch. Anyway, what I really want to know is how come you're always going to Germany and co, REPD?
Number 6
As well as the football, it's gotta be drugs or sex, surely? - Friday, 17 September 2004 at 12:37:53

William - it wasn't a serious comment :) Glad you liked the article
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SM4 - Friday, 17 September 2004 at 11:24:32

Cambs - bit unfair on the reserves and ladies :) I think what we really need is a big event game, something that will really get our cockles going. Dover might do it, though I think we'll really get some atmosphere if we were to ever play Aldershot in the FA Cup
REPD
Some good stuff at Ladies games... - Friday, 17 September 2004 at 11:23:03

Enjoyed reading about your exploits at the Cletic game but you ruined it a bit by contradicting yourself on the social ills of Glasgow's east-end ... your quote:"As I trudged back to central Glesga, through yet more poverty-stricken East End streets (why do Celtic fans get the shitty council housing and Rangers fans the better living quarters? I blame the masonic elements of Scottish society)" So Rangers fans get the better living quarters but hey you said earlier in your article as you ventured through Bridgeton the loyalist area ... your quote: "I walked past what can best be described as one of the worst housing estates I have ever seen. Boarded up housing everywhere, wrecked street lights, that sort of thing..... I counted 3 bits of graffiti advertising the UVF. I don't think they were asking people to support the Union of Vegetable Farmers either. Keeping my head down, gob shut and watching around for anyone else acting remotely suspicious (no exaggeration either), I finally reached the safety of Parkhead" Contradiction there pal must be the influence of the Roman Catholic elements of society !! lol. Anyway I enjoyed your article otherwise
William
Glasgow - Friday, 17 September 2004 at 11:21:39

That should be sing, not sign ;-)
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Cambridge - Friday, 17 September 2004 at 11:02:52

I suppose you're right Rob, it's just getting people to realise they're watching a football match and not paying £8 to have a 'chin wag' and a good old moan. That's what half time is for! Can't we use some sort of scare tactic? Anyone who doesn't sign will have to attend every ladies, reserve and youth team game for the next month?? That should get 'em going
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Cambridge - Friday, 17 September 2004 at 11:00:44

Cambs - "the vast majority of our fans are too posh for football". Careful, our lot will start murmuring quietly over their copies of the Independent and over-priced organic fair trade coffee :) I would forget about laying the ghost of Franchise to rest, that will take a long while. I do think with the problems at Selhurst/MK etc, and the re-adjusting that the CCL and now R1 entailed, we've simply forgotten how to sing. Ashford this year (first game) was a very good atmosphere as well. As weird as this sounds, when we actually realise we're watching a football match we can get behind people as much as anyone...
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SW19 DVD competition - ends today - Friday, 17 September 2004 at 09:53:20

Our fans have always been quiet regardless of whether we're winning or losing. I remember at Selhurst in our relegation season when we were 2 - 1 down to Villa, the bench and the tannoy system were trying to whip the crowd into a frenzy, we eventually got going in the 80th minute and up popped Hartson in injury time to score an equaliser. That was one of only a handful of times i can remember the hair standing up on the back of my neck because of the volume of the crowd. The crowd at AFC has been pretty flat this season, great atmosphere at Horsham, yet again though, i was standing right in the middle of our 30 or so fans that bother to sing. Trouble is, and it sounds silly to say, the vast majority of our fans are too posh for football, looking around Kingsmeadow is more like looking around Lords on the 3rd day of the test against Australia. I've only missed 7 AFC games since we were formed and the conversation now is as dull as it was back in 2002. Certain sections of the crowd need to forget about 'Franchise', stop harping back to 'the good old days', stop moaning about everything sodding thing going, and concentrate on what's going on on the pitch at the moment. One day, hopefully we'll be able to put the ghost of Wimbledon FC to bed and start singing and shouting for AFC. If ever you fancy playing spot the moaner at an AFC game, just look out for the people that still wear Wimbledon FC merchandise
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Not paying attention - Thursday, 16 September 2004 at 16:19:34

Catching up. SteveT - like that Fortuna song, would love to hear it against T&M :) Yes, Duisburg station was a shithole, though if you want a crap station, try Warsaw's.... RB - Bury, Altringham (sp) to name two smaller ones. Or Oldham. If you fancy a bigger club, try Bolton, which isn't far from Manchester. Don't bother with Man Shitty, their fans will do your head in with their constant whining. Of course, if you want to be different, support Man Utd..... Block B - it's not as swashbuckling this season but was it ever likely to be? We're in a far more competitive division this season, so unless we're playing a really shite team it'll be more digging in. And have to say, at various points last season things were more tedious crowd wise.
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And don't forget the SW19 competition ends tomorrow - Thursday, 16 September 2004 at 16:17:23

Good report again Rob. Thing about watching AFC for me this season is that they are, frankly, a dull bunch. There's none of the passion of old (Oakins/Sully/Sheerin), not as much of the occasional flashes of class (Sidwell/Cooper). The new breed are workmanlike and do a job but I'm not convinced that they have taken AFC to heart. I want to see blood & thunder, players screaming at each other, temple veins about to burst! OK, we do have the odd flashes of brilliance, mainly from Ursell, though his tricks are no better than those I see at Goals on a Wednesday night and his passing is appalling (football league teams looking at him? Do me a favour!). No, this season's bunch are dull, dull, dull. Great of course to be winning all the time (no complaints there), just wish we could do it with passion and style. No wonder the ground has been so quiet these last few games.
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B Block - Thursday, 16 September 2004 at 11:49:49

I need some help, I am off to Manchester Uni next week and I am unsure of which side I should support while Im up there (not support but watch). Was wandering if anyone knows the area and has any ideas - I'm thinking I'll go with Accrington but I can be easily pursuaded. By the way does anyone know what happened to Danny O, who does he play for now. Gotta feeling we will lose on Saturday if Matt E is out, maybe we shuld get that Jay Conroy lad or re-sign Danny O. Cant wait. Sorry one more - does anyone know how to get to Dover on the train and how much itll cost/take. Merci!
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Moorstown - Thursday, 16 September 2004 at 05:50:30

Good article, REPD. Isn't Duisburg station a shitehole! A couple of years ago, I went to see Fortuna Dusseldorf vs Dresden. I thought better of doing the 'Dambusters' celebration! Dusseldorf were singing a song to 'Sailing' that my (German) girlfriend translated as: Dresden, you are anti-social You live under bridges And in the hostel at the railway station. Something of my knowledge of Germans makes me think this was a fairly accurate translation!
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- Wednesday, 15 September 2004 at 20:39:21

Another point to ponder. How the hell did Gav get man of the match last night? He certainly wasn't up to his usual standards, as most of his passes were either over hit or went astray. Do the sponsors watch the games as there have been other dubious decisions in the past? Shame about last night but hopefully we will learn that we can’t shut off like we did in the CCL matches and get away with it. On a more positive note I think Anthony Howard is improving each game I see him play in. He virtually held the defence together last night (apart from the last couple of mins!)
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Woking - Wednesday, 15 September 2004 at 14:43:50

CW - their ground is half rebuilt, one side was completely shut off because they haven't built it yet. When it's complete it'll look fantastic. It's clear MSV are putting infrastructure in for promotion..
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#6 - sure it's online somewhere :) - Wednesday, 15 September 2004 at 10:54:24

Damn it, REPD - your competition means I've got to rummage around in my old programmes... in the attic. I've not been there for years. Who knows what horrors might await!
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Interesting article about Duisburg, looks like they've completely rebuilt the ground since I went there about 7 years ago!!
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- Wednesday, 15 September 2004 at 10:21:34

Right, massive SW19 update, including the Leatherhead report AND a new article up. Enjoy
REPD
And don't forget the DVD competition - Wednesday, 15 September 2004 at 09:58:29

Tudor - nope, Merseymail is based in, believe it or not, Manchester. So you'll probably get a load of crackheads who listen to Oasis
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More worryingly, I'll be the one owning your details - Tuesday, 14 September 2004 at 08:57:49

Rob - If I enter your competition, will my email details get sold to some scouse bastards who then email me offers to "keep an eye" on my house/bike/cats for a fiver?
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I'll be playing live red hot poker with your arse you scumfuck troll. - Tuesday, 14 September 2004 at 08:46:57

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Good morning everyone. The Goal of the Game poll is now open and Richard Butler has 100% of the vote for his diving header against Croydon yesterday. You can cast your votes at http://www.ayorkshirewomble.bravepages.com
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- Sunday, 12 September 2004 at 06:37:11

Tudor - don´t worry, I´ll be on the flight before you will....
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Right, I'm out of here for couple of days, I'm orf to sunny (?) Dusseldorf and will be back late Monday. There won't be a Croydon report nor an FA Cup replay report as nobody bloody offered. Your loss :) Next week, there should be some significant updates, plus something VERY special for you all.......
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Spamming - Friday, 10 September 2004 at 09:24:20

Right, the spam stays up for now. Why? Because I've finally been able to do a bit of tracing of the spammer. It appears that Sprint.net, the Ohio State Network and Munsung Middle School in Seoul, Korea amongst presumably many others have been hosting the little kiddie fondler's spamming exploits. Well, guess what : you've been reported to the abuse people of these respective organisations....
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Who is this fucking idiot spammer that's plaguing this guest book?? Can't he do something more useful like go off with the rest of his idiot countrymen and fight 'global terrorism'?
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ST - thanks for that, though I'm trying hard to avoid drinking much. I might succeed :) Fortuna aren't playing in Dusseldorf this weekend, so I'm off to MSV Duisburg vs Rot-Weiss Essen instead. I have my ticket already, and they've got a nice looking ground..
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Which reminds me, I need some Euro... - Monday, 6 September 2004 at 11:46:31

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NY - Sunday, 5 September 2004 at 15:50:42

REPD - When you're in Dusseldorf, go to the Zum Uerige brewhouse in the Altstadt for some of their Altbier Also try the bar snack, Mett Brotchen (a roll topped with raw minced pork and raw onions - surprisingly delicious). Also go to a bar just round the corner that sells the city's own spirit, Killepitsch. It is foul! Will you get to see Fortuna play?
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Eastbourne - Sunday, 5 September 2004 at 14:19:51

Good morning everyone. The Goal of the Game poll for yesterdays game is now up and running, please pay a visit to http://www.ayorkshirewomble.bravepages.com to cast your votes. The Goal of the Month competition for August has now closed (mainly cos I cocked it up) and was jointly won by Jamie Taylor and Joe Sheerin. Thanks to those that voted.
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- Sunday, 5 September 2004 at 07:00:36

SA - was Fenwick the Ashford boss then? Oh well. But hopefully the Spurz fan got abuse :)
REPD
Also should really be in bed - Saturday, 4 September 2004 at 23:38:04

Rob - surely the "We hate Tottenham" chants were aimed at Terry Fenwick rather than a Spurs fan who gave us some support today? Could be wrong, but I somehow doubt it ;-)
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Should really be in bed! - Saturday, 4 September 2004 at 23:34:40

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SM4 - Saturday, 4 September 2004 at 20:50:27

Bad Egg - that sort of reaction is normal for a cup game as people rarely take into account the "absent" season ticket holders that make up the numbers at league games. As a crowd control expert (OK, a man with a yellow bib and a mandate to harass REPD) I would have said that the number in the ground was almost identical to that at the first Ashford game, which was officially nearly 3100 but with 400 ish non-attending ST holders. For the record, the RPV home game at the end of the first season was a true capacity crowd as we actually let in more than the official capacity (with Police permission) to compensate for the 500 or so absentees that we usually had - hence the crowd figure that was above the capacity. Hope that helps explain the apparant "irregularity" ... :)
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Steward's Central - Saturday, 4 September 2004 at 18:30:03

There was no way less than 3,000 v Ashford today,we were all stunned in crowd when Phillo announced attendence.....crazy!!!!
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Mitcham AHON - Saturday, 4 September 2004 at 17:11:27

Good morning everyone. We'll be leaving for the game very soon but before we do I'd just to remind you that the Goal of the Month competition for August is still running and Jamie Taylor and Joe Sheerin are neck and neck with 38% of the vote. Poor old Steve Butler hasn't received a single vote yet. You can cast your votes at http://www.ayorkshirewomble.bravepages.com
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- Saturday, 4 September 2004 at 05:12:07

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NY - Friday, 3 September 2004 at 21:56:01

Rob, just thought I ought to post a quick "GO SOX!!" as the mighty Boston machine aim for 10 wins in a row and to edge ever closer to catching the Yankee scum. Will obviously lose in the play-offs but what the hell, gloat when you can is what I say :)
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Drinking cider in Chalfont - naturally enough. - Friday, 3 September 2004 at 19:29:17

Just to remind people about the fundraising day down at Kingsmeadow on Sun 12th Sept. We will be re-staging the 1988 FA Cup final as well as having a number of ex players from 50's onwards. The tickets are now on sale from the club. There is also an excellent poster available, if you can please e-mail Niall (niallcouper AT yahoo.co.uk), print a few copies and display them at work and in shops close to you. Would be great to get a packed Kingsmeadow.
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Not sure I'm with you on the potentially confidence shattering abilities of just one defeat. I would think a great number of clubs would love to be in the position we are in and be able to even discuss such things. Winning has become a habit. Horsham showed me that there's nothing wrong with our confidence or ability to play until the final whistle.
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Tudor
understanding - Wednesday, 1 September 2004 at 12:08:44

Rob - agree that we are currently on a high confidence wise and that for some, maybe many, of our fans, a defeat will be nothing short of a disaster. Personally, however, I think that a defeat would actually be a good thing as sometimes we play as if we are scared to lose. Once we lose, we can start again. I have no concerns about the mental strength of the team to come back after a disappointment, but I do share your concerns about what some of our fans might do if we were to get beaten. I was gutted after the Colne game last year, but realised that they had a game plan and a plan B. We had a game plan with no backup if it didn't work, so we lost. Great game as it raised the passions and we will see (and have already seen) games like that all this season. I believe that anyone complaining about the performances when we are winning is in some way preparing for the inevitability of a defeat, so perhaps the wailing will not be too bad with afterthought? More of a worry is the immediate reaction after the final whistle. After all, nobody really worried about losing to Withdean the first time and the Ash and Chipstead games were very close, so disappointment was the biggest negative feeling. I recall many people being angry at drawing with Sandhurst last season and feel that there may be a similar feeling when we drop points this year. To me, it all depends on how we play. It would be strangely ironic if we played really well and lost as I would be disappointed, but wouild console myself with the thought of the number of times we won when we were playing poorly. Can't speak for others though.
Secret Agent
The real world - Wednesday, 1 September 2004 at 10:04:50

errr,Tudor..thats not really fair or accurate. Your just someone who I cant always tell when your being serious or just being funny! So,sometimes I respond and get it wrong.Its not trying to undermine your opinions,far from it..its more often just trying to understand them!!
Aideen
- Tuesday, 31 August 2004 at 18:12:23

Couldn't agree more about the winning habit and also the fact that you can get into the losing habit quite easily. I can see us coming unstuck away from home as teams will come at us more but i also expect a smash and grab performance from a visiting team at Kingsmeadow!!
Howard
Woking - Tuesday, 31 August 2004 at 16:40:44

Howard - it's quite possible that we could lose 2-3 games on the trot following a loss, or suffer a very heavy loss. One thing the team does have at the moment is extreme confidence in our ability to win. If we start having doubts about that, like say a heavy loss, we could find ourselves unstuck.
REPD
OK, maybe being a bit harsh in my last post but the jist still stands - Tuesday, 31 August 2004 at 14:50:24

If we don't perform to the best of our abilities in each game we will be beaten. The teams we have played so far have shown that they have enough quality to beat us and they always seem to find an extra 10% because it is their big match. We have to be focused right to the final whistle because opposition will not collapse in the last quarter of the match as was the case with many CCL teams. I am enjoying the matches because they are tightly contested and much more competitive. All we want is promotion and if we lose a few games on the way who gives one. I predict that we will lose approx 3-4 games.
Howard
Woking - Tuesday, 31 August 2004 at 14:44:42

Tudor - I'm sure you're aware as much as I am that our lot seem to think they have a deity-given right to win all the time. Look at the way our fans react whenever something negative is written by somebody in a letters page for example. If I had any confidence in our fanbase to accept a loss or two with graciousness I wouldn't feel the need to make such comments...
REPD
Me? Make slurs? Surely not... - Tuesday, 31 August 2004 at 14:30:41

I find it disheartening that the likes of Aideen and yourself, amongst others, constantly seek to undermine my comments and opinions with the slur of being a "wind up".
Tudor
facevaluespace - Tuesday, 31 August 2004 at 14:10:22

You're absolutely right Rob, at some stage we will be beaten. It quite easily could have happened on Saturday if the W&H forward had not missed an open goal. But football matches turn on events like that and we carry on. Every match in R1 will be keenly contested by other teams because we're their top match of the season. It won't be an easy ride but we'll do it.
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Tudes, to be honest if you took out the attempts at being "controversial", there wouldn't be much left of Rob's match reports! :)
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where have you been anyway? - Tuesday, 31 August 2004 at 09:42:31

Thought Saturday's ref was going to be a lot worse than she was so don't agree with the slating she's getting tbh. Chess & Hook ref who sent off our Club Secretary wins "Worst ever performance by a Ref" award in my book. Wasn't at yesterday's game but on evidence of this league so far sounds like we're facing the bizarre situation where we are going to try and rise through the divisions by playing good football with clogger-opponents trying to stop us playing it around (as we used to do before).
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SM4 - Tuesday, 31 August 2004 at 08:49:58

Rob - I feel I must ask you to tone down these references to "trouble" when AFCW finally lose a game. I appreciate you are trying to be 'controversial', but alluding to the adverse reactions a loss will stimulate is merely whipping the situation up further. I'm disappointed in you. You really ought to know better than that.
Tudor
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Mordon - "do I sense boredom is setting in already?". Possibly : Horsham was lively yet even for long spells that was quite quiet from our fans. Our first game against Ashford had quite a bit of passion from us. The tighter the games the more we'll get behind the team, but it's getting clear quite quickly that we'd have to fuck up pretty badly to finish below 8th...
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SM4 - Friday, 27 August 2004 at 09:39:41

The Morden Womble was back in town so persuaded me go to the match - my 1st of the season. It wasn't THAT bad, REPD - do I sense boredom is setting in already? The crowd was very quiet for long spells. Had heard from friends that Ursell was the dogs and I have to agree - what quick feet! Will he still be here after Christmas? I see a way to pay off the stadium debt here - put the word around about his ability, get a league club to buy him for a goodly sum.
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The Morden Womble was back in town so presuaded me go to the match - my 1st of the season. It wasn't THAT bad, REPD - do I sense boredom is setting in already? The crowd was very quiet for long spells. Had heard from friends that Ursell was the dogs and I have to agree - what quick feet! Will he still be here after Christmas? I see a way to pay off the stadium debt here - put the word around about his ability, get a league club to buy him for a goodly sum.
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Howard - thanx for the nice words :) The much maligned Richard Butler tag is a bit of a running joke, considering how much grief he got in the beginning for not being Kevin Cooper. Personally, I don't think he's that bad, in fact he's doing as well if not better than KC at this level (KC coincidentally has been quoted as being "out of his depth" at CAFC)
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SM4 - Thursday, 26 August 2004 at 08:11:36

REPD - Cool site. Nice to have some honest opinions about the team for once. Here's my first ever SW19 entry! Didn't think the game against Banstead was that bad! Chipstead at home last year is still my number one in the boredom charts. Am pleased with the way the team is shaping up and i think we are playing some entertaining football. I presume the 'much maligned' comment towards Richard Butler is becoming a bit of a running joke or do you not rate him? Personally, i have been very impressed with him. He is strong, holds the ball up, links well with Ursell (GOD), seems to have an eye for goal and is surprisingly fast. Also, isn't he quite young so there is still room for further improvement??
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Woking - Wednesday, 25 August 2004 at 21:44:30

B Block - like most styles of play, it will take getting used to. It seems to be a favoured style of DA, if comments by Hendon fans when he arrived at AFCW are anything to go by. Ultimately, it's working - we're 4 games from 4, top, feared and we are scoring goals. Bit like Chelski, we're ditching the glamourous stuff and going for success, though hopefully we'll get what we want and Chelski don't...
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SM4 - Wednesday, 25 August 2004 at 16:23:06

High quality report as always, REPD. It was a truly crap game - my daughter and I spent most of the first half reading the programme. I notice you didn't comment on the return of the long ball game - at least in the late 80's we knew how to do it properly (get men running into space, etc) - last night they looked like they didn't have a clue what they were doing or who their team-mates were. Thank God Banstead suffered from the latter affliction too.
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Rob - where is the report on the ladies game? You said you would manage some "comment" on it and there are some photos knocking about, including some of the Not Really Hardcore Athletics End...
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thats for me to know and you to find out - Tuesday, 24 August 2004 at 08:37:16

I notice the MK Donkeys have got someone called Bobby Winkelman playing for their Under 18 side. Is this any relation to the long haired twat? If it is, it makes their move to Milton Keynes even more fucking dodgy than it already was!! Surley you can't buy a club then put your relatives on the payroll (assuming they are related of course)
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I know we were crap for long periods of the game on Saturday, but it's the first time in ages i've been excited at an AFC game. The atmosphere was brilliant, and the game had a fairytale end to it. Hopefully there'll be more segregation of fans in this league, it's nice to have someone to sing at - especially when you score a winner in injury time!
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Cambridge - Monday, 23 August 2004 at 13:39:58

REPD - the stewards at the Horsham game were there in a 'private' capacity, as I understand it, and paid for by Horsham.
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hello all afc fans.good to here that you like the lardy army's singing.we will be coming to km to have a few beers with you and of course to sing our wierd chants!best of luck for the rest of the season and i think we could well be in the shake up with you come the end of the season. jazz maggs lardy army.
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horhamfc - Monday, 23 August 2004 at 00:28:44

Rob - I thought this guestbook WAS your complaints department ! Definitely me asking the "to who?" question on the clip, and I was amazed you can hear the "low fat spread" so clearly as you couldn't when you played it back at the game. Hope all of Horsham's lardy army come to KM as their singing certainly added to the day ...
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Just back in Chalfont - Sunday, 22 August 2004 at 22:35:25

To add to the debate about away fans, the higher up the leagues we go the further away games become meaning less fans as obviously it takes more time and effort to go further.Can't see us having more than 100 at Bashley midweek in November for example
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- Sunday, 22 August 2004 at 20:04:13

CD - was that you? Thought it was my piddling little voice on there. Have to say, the longer I listen to that particular chant the more surreal it seems
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Thinking of setting up a special complaints department - Sunday, 22 August 2004 at 18:31:37

Rob, how dare you use a sound clip of me in your match report without permission !! ;) Mrs Chalfont was suitably unimpressed that I recognised my comment on there, seems to think I'm some sort self-garnishing (TM Moke's non-admirer) freak ...
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Chalfont Towers - Sunday, 22 August 2004 at 14:23:29

CambsDon - let's not forget people have season tickets for home games and not away games. Having a season ticket not only takes some of the hassle out of attending games but home attendances count season ticket holders whether they attend or not. I guess also that some people will prefer the routine of a home game, knowing exactly what to expect in terms of parking, food, seating, etc. I also travel the odd game from Cambridge but can't afford nor have the time to attend every game, particularly midweek.
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Cambridge - Sunday, 22 August 2004 at 10:50:09

I don't really agree that the AFCW old lags were generally poorer than the new boys. I thought that Gibbo helped a lot to turn the match around and that Matt was the best of a not great back 3. It was also his trademark header at the end that Butler finally turned in for the winner. Hard to separate cause & effect but Joe's arrival did happen at a high point for us and provided some misssing muscle up front. If anything I felt that Woolner (whom I rate pretty highly normally) had an off day at wing back and Butler seemed at fault for their first goal. It's all a matter of opinion IMO.
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SM4 - Saturday, 21 August 2004 at 19:33:38

"Poor away following"???? WTF???? You are having a laugh surely. Our away attendances are insane and will only inevitably decrease as the novelty of non-league wears off. Taking between a half and a third of your ENTIRE HOME SUPPORT regularly to away matches is un-heard of in my experience.
Martin D
working from home :) - Friday, 20 August 2004 at 17:40:53

Cambs - historically, our away support has always been a bit weird, insofaras we can take quite a few to one game but just getting into double figures the next week. Yesterday, it wasn't the easiest place to get to from work, especially if you work up town and work late. I think people have to prioritise : they try and make evening home games (though I know at least 2 people who really can't make it), but if something has to give it's the away games.
REPD
Probably echoing what #6 said - Thursday, 19 August 2004 at 16:06:31

Cambs Don - good on your for travelling down from Cambridge all the time, but I think that some people don't go to away games because, although they might go to every home game, they have wives, kids, DIY, shopping, work etc etc which prevent them from going to every single game. Away games are the ones they miss. I go to some away games, but quite difficult for me to make midweek games (both home and away, but I try my best to go to home ones because I've paid for them in my season ticket) due to my work, and sometimes have other things to do at weekends.
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Anyway, c.50% of our support goes to away games, which is probably a higher percentage than a lot of clubs. - Thursday, 19 August 2004 at 15:57:55

Went to the game last night, travelled all the way down from Cambridge by train, as I always do, got soaked going back, journey took 4 hours due to 'works' on the line, didn't care though coz AFC won. Now, i'd guess there were aboout 1500 there last night. Can someone please tell me why we have such a poor away following compared to our home gates?? It was the same when we played at Selhurst. We'd have 8000 for a 'home' game against Palace, but when it came to the away fixture, played in exactly the same stadium, we'd only have 2000, we couldn't even sell our entire allocation. Croydon isn't a million miles from Wimbledon, so why wasn't last nights game an all ticket sell out? Who are these extra 1000 - 1500 people who re appear for home games? Surely they don't all live in Kingston/Norbury? That's not exactly 'home' either, is it??
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RB - I was right behind the goal yesterday so it did seem pretty loud where I was. Not to mention a tad squashed. As for hearing, it ain't perfect and I often need things repeated to me, but I don't need your cleaning equipment yet....
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Mace - cheers. But I'm not a copywriter :) - Thursday, 19 August 2004 at 14:15:17

You have really bad ears as you always seem to think we are really loud even though we were as quite as a really quite place such as a Church or a Franchise game yesterday. Happens regularly - I will donate you some ear cleaner things uf you want, but I will need them back.
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whats that you say... - Thursday, 19 August 2004 at 13:06:47

REPD - you should be a copywriter? (or perhaps you are) but I can't wait to read your match comments. They're so entertaining – role on Sunday. GREAT SITE.
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Surrey - Thursday, 19 August 2004 at 12:35:11

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REPD
Go on, say something controversial - Thursday, 19 August 2004 at 12:11:38

Rob - that's more like it. Keep up the good work!
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For those who care, all the spam is coming from the same machine in the United States. But they are using different ISPs and IPs. Still traceable though..
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SM4 - Thursday, 19 August 2004 at 09:50:21

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Ollie - yes, there is a distinct bit of arseyness about postings, due to a slip-up on my part that went further than it needed to. Also, we are all secretly Spurz fans who like nothing than a good petty civil war :)
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Knows Martin D as well but tries hard to ignore him - Wednesday, 18 August 2004 at 09:25:49

Hi, i've been away and don't really have much time to read all the posts, coz i'm at work. I detect a massive level of 'arsyness' In the ones i have read. Have i missed something? Could someone fill me in please?
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Ashamed to admit to being a named person that knows the webmaster (only cursorily though fortunately) - Wednesday, 18 August 2004 at 09:05:32

I will also point out that I don't know who "maybe?" is specifically, but I can quite easily find out said person's identity if I so wished. Let this be a lesson to everyone.
REPD
SM4 - Tuesday, 17 August 2004 at 16:45:04

OK, as you know, anonymous posting is one of my pet hates in life. And "maybe?" posting at 11:14:16 managed to annoy me greatly. Well, Mr or Ms "maybe?" posts from tesco.net. They use Windows NT 5.1 and their IP address is 217.43.29.157 which is most interesting. And, just as interesting, said person made 9 visits to SW19's guestbook (having typed in the URL directly) between time of posting and 11:09:35. Now, slagging me off as a "named" person I can cope with. Slagging me off under an assumed name is not something I tolerate so easily. So, unless I start feeling more vindictive and trace further, let me warn you that if you piss me off sufficiently I can trace you and have that level of detail on you. Lecture over.
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Bloody hell, agreeing with Tudor and MD. Whatever next? I think we're in an unusual position at AFCW insofar as the people who run AFCW on a day-to-day basis are people we "know". Now, as the club progresses into a "normal" football club (always inevitable IMO) people in general are going to treat it like a football club. Yes, that will mean that somebody is going to come onto a guestbook and say things that people might not want to hear. It will happen at every football club and AFCW will be no exception. Bloody hell, look at what we used to say about Koppout and Hammam. The key is to be vigilant in what you say and above all keep a bit of perspective about what it REALLY means.
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Drawing a line - Tuesday, 17 August 2004 at 13:28:46

I find myself in agreement with Martin D on this one. AFCW has too much to lose now to risk wrecking it all. We as fans need to show some maturity and thoughtfulness about what we do and say.
Tudor
notwithstanding the fact that (Rob's) original comment was not meant to be a snipe - Tuesday, 17 August 2004 at 13:16:41

Rob (being serious for a minute) I know it sounds heavy (YO ref) but as this club grows, becomes more like a "normal football club" (TM Tu7or), people involved have more to lose and reputations to protect, I think (mostly) very original and humorous fan sites like this need to be a bit more careful about what they print. Obviously this example is another storm in an egg-cup, but in the future it is worth remembering that the Internet is not free from libel laws (or is it slander, I can never remember) Keep up the good work. FWIW I loved the Ashford Town (Chav) report :)
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Well I for one thought the implication was well out of order, but am happy to bury the hatchet on this one.
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proffering hand of peace - Tuesday, 17 August 2004 at 12:45:44

Ah fuck it, I need to get this off my chest, and I'm not going to wait for some anon spineless chickenshit to reveal themselves (and I *seriously* hope it isn't somebody I know). In the five years I've been doing this site, I can count on one hand the amount of times I've been pulled up over this. With the millions of column inches I've written, it's only natural that one day I'll slip up. And on Saturday I did. Correction made, end of story. Except it isn't. I don't know what it is about this club, but people - whatever faction they're in - like to drag things out until there's a level of distrust that prevents people from getting on with things. I'm not perfect in this score at all (when in Rome etc) but there is a bad taste around certain things. As for libellous crap, reading the original comment it wasn't THAT suggestive a sentence. Incorrect, but if it was true it wasn't anything suggestive, and is no more libellous than saying that AFCW isn't doing the catering this season. If I deliberately set out to be libellous, I could do it a lot more vindictively. I get told things all the time by people, and if repeated on here would seriously PO people. I don't do it because (a) I can't prove it in court and (b) it wouldn't do AFCW much good if I repeated it without having just reason for printing it. Without wishing to be rude, may I make an open statement to everyone to try and show some sort of maturity and stop acting like a bunch of student political activists over things that start out as molehills and should stay as molehills. Thank you.
REPD
For the record, I haven't spoken to Ivor at all over this. - Tuesday, 17 August 2004 at 11:57:59

Maybe? - put a recognisable name to your tag and I will probably answer you.
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Not holding his breath - Tuesday, 17 August 2004 at 11:24:14

Or you could just stop writing such libellous crap in the first place?
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Not in the most tolerant mood ATM - Tuesday, 17 August 2004 at 10:54:29

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1, 2, 3.... - Tuesday, 17 August 2004 at 10:51:49

Hey Aideen - I'm on your side!
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spanking Robert Dunford's naughty anti-AFCW bottom - Tuesday, 17 August 2004 at 10:44:54

"I'll check a little bit more thoroughly before I put things in print" and "If not, it will confirm that we have some right fucking idiots following us.....". Hey, perhaps these two statements have a connection of some sort? :)
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tramadol - Monday, 16 August 2004 at 23:40:50

Cheers DA Fan,thanks for the reminder,silly of me to forget the rules :)
Aideen
- Monday, 16 August 2004 at 20:36:26

Aideen learn the rules your allowed to lie and insult anyone who volunteers for AFC Wimbledon as long as you either say "it's in everyones interest for the truth to come out" or put a :) after it.
Da Fan
- Monday, 16 August 2004 at 20:18:56

Anyone out there got any Strepsils?
Linda Lovelace
Lalaland - Monday, 16 August 2004 at 20:09:03

Neither have I, sadly.
Deep Throat
Somewhere in an undergound car park, trying to avoid getting run over by a mysterious car with screeching brakes ... - Monday, 16 August 2004 at 19:36:00

Blimey riley! And we haven't even got going yet!
Woodward & Bernstein
Washington Post -- coming to a newstand near YOU! - Monday, 16 August 2004 at 19:23:31

So its ok to include something that is potentially damaging and wrong?? Sorry,I didnt realise. And for the record,Id have pointed it out whoever it was wrong about,even you Tudor :) Fair's fair.
Aideen
- Monday, 16 August 2004 at 17:00:46

Oh Robert E. Dunford. You are a bad bad boy. All your AFCW reporting privileges will be revoked for mentioning one of the names that must only be mentioned with due reverence not being mentioned with due reverence and there being an inference made by others that something somewhere might be up. Tsk. And they call _me_ a conspiracy theorist :)
Tudor
some secret coven cooking something up somewhere - Monday, 16 August 2004 at 16:00:25

Did not we go to same school? In Norwalk Virginia? Goe Scott remember?
Body Jewelry
NY - Monday, 16 August 2004 at 11:00:49

Good write-up of game, as usual. However, just wanted to say that wasps get a really bad press. The reason they are all over the place at the mo is that the worker wasps have been kicked out of their nests, and are thus out on the town before the first frosts get 'em. Through the spring and early summer, they've spent their time killing a whole load of flies, caterpillars and other bugs that would otherwise piss us off more than poor wasps on the piss as their days draw to a close.
Number 6
Work - Monday, 16 August 2004 at 09:43:29

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NY - Monday, 16 August 2004 at 02:31:59

Guys, apologies for the rather lame spam on here. I'm currently working on ways to stop them doing it, but in an open forum like this it's impossible to bar them totally
REPD
Cannot believe people do this for fun - Sunday, 15 August 2004 at 21:32:03

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NY - Sunday, 15 August 2004 at 21:00:58

Aideen - nil problemo. I wonder how many of these rumours that go about start off not as malicious intent but as sheer honest misunderstanding? Further proof though why AFCW should be open and upfront about EVERYTHING....
REPD
Shall I bore everyone with the story about how WFC were once linked with a decent Italian player? - Sunday, 15 August 2004 at 16:09:23

Rob,of course he has,but never the programme,at least not since its been something gone out to tender. Everything he has done has been declared in the DT register of interests,so inferring that he did the programme too and not declared it,was potentially damaging. Thanks for correcting it though,appreciated.
Aideen
- Sunday, 15 August 2004 at 16:01:45

On second thoughts, I've updated the news section now, along with my $0.02 on something else. At least I have a better accuracy record than the Guardian...
REPD
Off to watch Chelski lose to Man U. Back later - Sunday, 15 August 2004 at 15:17:29

Aideen - I will put a suitable correction up for the next report. But he HAS done printing for AFCW in the beginning - I should know, I saw it first hand :)
REPD
SM4 - Sunday, 15 August 2004 at 14:56:52

Rob..your comment about Ivor not doing the printing anymore,he never did do it,and you saying he did makes it looks like he is hiding something. You are wrong,so at least have the decency to remove it!
Aideen
- Sunday, 15 August 2004 at 14:50:31

Top report. Picked up on all the best/worst points of the day, i.e. drummer boy song was classic, wasps made me spill some of my pint!
JC
Cambridge - Sunday, 15 August 2004 at 11:59:28

Actually REPD wasps catch flys on the wing & get through more flys than spiders, who can only catch flys if they land on their web... Although I do agree that if Charles Koppel was ever reincarnated he would come back as a wasp..
Andy the Don
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NY - Saturday, 14 August 2004 at 22:11:39

Steve Butler has his sponsor logo ripped off in the opening tussels as did the s off r . butlers
aldershotdon
- Saturday, 14 August 2004 at 21:24:21

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NY - Saturday, 14 August 2004 at 20:08:21

Best report in ages IMO. Love it.
Russ
in my pikey kent slum of all places - Saturday, 14 August 2004 at 19:38:39

I know Sam Parkin - I went to school with his brother and played for Millwall youth with him. Ok, I know his brother, sort of - but I haven't spoken to him for a fair bit, about 5 years. Although I do know his mum quite well (my mum does anyway - often goes around for coffee) - I will send him a Mars Bar or something. Anyway'were going up, their going down.....'
RB
Much enjoyed report - Saturday, 14 August 2004 at 19:15:18

SW19 Ashford Town report now up
REPD
You impatient bastards - Saturday, 14 August 2004 at 18:59:09

For the benefit of French Womble, Ashford had the nerve to take the lead in the 25th min. Richard Butler equalised within two minutes. Jamie taylor (MOTM) scored on the half hour and Steve Butler made it 3-1 for half time. Richard Butler again obliged five minutes into the 2nd half and Jamie Taylor added the fifth in the 77th. A very satisfying 5-1. Att 3,095. Oh yes, and Franchise lost.
Fran
Surbiton - Saturday, 14 August 2004 at 17:55:24

REPD would uuu please hurry up with match report. Im going to run out of credit on this damn public computeer
womble
fucking france - Saturday, 14 August 2004 at 17:37:22

6.30pm and no match report??? I don't know. The youth of today ...
Fran O'Toole
Here - Saturday, 14 August 2004 at 17:31:29

Good old Marc Jones!!! he designs kits,does the programme,if Butler doesnt work out up front the Jonesboy will fill in!!! He's the man!!!!
BadEgg
Mitcham-the arsehole of nowhere - Saturday, 14 August 2004 at 10:28:13

Herry
NY - Friday, 13 August 2004 at 22:40:32

Bloody hell, that Cork City article is over a year old. Has somebody posted it on an Irish website?
REPD
Must go back to Cork sometime - Thursday, 12 August 2004 at 18:02:42

Yeah it was a great article but it briught back horrible memories!
adamcarr
Cork - Thursday, 12 August 2004 at 16:56:34

briliant article about cork city very funny well done
paul duggan
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NY - Thursday, 12 August 2004 at 01:53:27

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NY - Thursday, 12 August 2004 at 00:51:43

Few things for a few people : MD - I can only assume that Trevor's words with the players must have happened Monday night. For a couple of the bar staff in question were looking at some of the players trying to pick out the offenders. With luck it'll be sorted, but the original comments still stand as much as ever. The fact is, it happened once and that's once too often...... Supergrass - hmm, interesting. I can't help getting the feeling that somewhere down the line something will bite AFCW in a very embarrasing - and damaging - way ....... Cambsdon - they use Tempest because it's a local company, they can sort of get the stock in on time. There probably are better manufacturers on the market. IME football kits and much stuff made by companies like Umbro are complete crap. Some are saying that the logo on the new shirts is starting to deteriorate which if it becomes a problem might force AFCW to look again at Tempest..
REPD
SM4 - Wednesday, 11 August 2004 at 10:27:55

Saw the new shirt for the first time this weekend - AWFUL! Can't work out which i prefer, last season's or this, they're both pretty shite. Now i'm going to have to wait at least 4 years to own my first AFC shirt. The designs featured in the programme a few months back, looked ok. I'm sure the shirt would have looked quite good if someone other than 'TEMPEST' (who the fu*k) had made them. Does anyone know if Spall are still going???
Cambsdon
Cmabridge - Wednesday, 11 August 2004 at 09:15:40

Interesting comment in your match report from Saturday's game about the unexpected 'return' of someone involved in the Coney knuckle. If it's who I think you're referring to, I'm informed that he has 'influential' acquaintancies. It's all about who you know in this life.......
Supergrass
Pumping on your stereo - Tuesday, 10 August 2004 at 21:10:10

Martin - for some reason I read 'pulses' as 'pubes'.
John the Don
ooh matron! - Tuesday, 10 August 2004 at 17:46:19

Rob, your sources (Doug in the PL?) It was only one comment and another example of a storm in a teacup. Trev spoke to the players involved and they understand it all now. Time to find another conspiracy theory :)
Martin D
with his finger on the pulses of AFCW - Tuesday, 10 August 2004 at 13:29:09

RB - I can't comment on who the players in question are as I don't know and can't verify if I did know. Apparently, this isn't the first time it's happened, reportedly occured last season (or the season before that), and words had to be spoken to. Seems a problem at AFCW, and I don't think the almost fawn-like adulation by some fans helps. As for what KC said exactly, I don't know as I don't go in the main stand, but my source(s) are pretty reliable...
REPD
SM4 - Tuesday, 10 August 2004 at 12:15:03

cheers for report - very good and if you keep this level of commitment up you should be promoted from page 144. Didn't go last night or on Saturday but your comments on some of the new players are very interesting as its blatent that its Randell (already dislike his arrogance) and Butler leading the wankerness. Incidentally what did Coops say on Sat.
RB
Sue me - Tuesday, 10 August 2004 at 12:04:04

Ashford (Mx) report now up
REPD
SM4 - Tuesday, 10 August 2004 at 10:00:49

Nothing recedes like success. -- Walter Winchell tramadol
tramadol
New York - Tuesday, 10 August 2004 at 01:23:18

Devon - "I live near the beach and run a hotel so am I allowed to say I like the hot weather without being called insane or a whore...?". No.
REPD
:) - Monday, 9 August 2004 at 10:51:59

Andy the Don - Suggest you look further down the guestbook.
Devon Don
I live near the beach and run a hotel so am I allowed to say I like the hot weather without being called insane or a whore...? - Monday, 9 August 2004 at 08:58:14

Rob, as the latest issue of 442 comes in a tamper proof plastic bag, what does page 144 say..??
Andy the Don
Sweating like a Dog or Joe laswt season lighting up a Benson - Sunday, 8 August 2004 at 10:55:29

It's swings and roundabouts re the close season.In 1980 for example the first competitive game was on 9th Aug(ie even earlier than this season)and that also followed a European Championship
carshalton womble
- Saturday, 7 August 2004 at 21:28:56

Bognor report now up
REPD
SM4 - Saturday, 7 August 2004 at 18:52:34

Greetz from Eastberlin/Germany!!! wrwG BFCmatze www.bfcmatzes.website.ms
BFCmatze
Berlin/Eastgermany - Saturday, 7 August 2004 at 09:42:49

CW - I cannot be held responsible for pesky little things like floodlights getting in the way of my photography
REPD
Not exactly Paul Willatts - Wednesday, 4 August 2004 at 15:16:46

There appears to be a big yellow floodlight-type object in the way of the ball in your other otherwise excellent photo of Matt E's goal
carshalton womble
- Wednesday, 4 August 2004 at 12:42:45

Ks report now up
REPD
SM4 - Wednesday, 4 August 2004 at 09:51:07

Trust you've noticed the slimline guestbook..
REPD
Rickent - Croydon is full of people from Kent :) - Sunday, 1 August 2004 at 16:31:21

Dear Mr D. I see in your latest report on the Match at Harrow that you have now changed your tirade of Geographic abuse towards the folk of Croydon. Nice one mate:)
Rickent
The wonderful Garden if Kent - Sunday, 1 August 2004 at 13:53:37

Harrow report now up. And SA - you have just made me a very happy old man :)
REPD
Will deal with the crappy, pointless spam on here later - Saturday, 31 July 2004 at 19:42:32

Rob - your piece on Lokomotiv Leipzig made page 144 of the latest issue of 442.
Secret Agent
Reading the latest issue of 442 - Saturday, 31 July 2004 at 17:57:15

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