The only real precedent is when we played Wimbledon in the old Div 1, after their relocation got confirmed. Did our fans going show any sign of support for them when that was going on?
The only real precedent is when we played Wimbledon in the old Div 1, after their relocation got confirmed. Did our fans going show any sign of support for them when that was going on?
I totally missed that this match was on. If I had of realised I would have been tempted to buy an away ticket and go and cheer on AFC and protest.
Maybe that's some action we could consider? A midweek game where there is likely to be a small away crowd so we aren't taking tickets of that club's fans and as long as it has the backing of their supporter groups.?
Maybe that's some action we could consider? A midweek game where there is likely to be a small away crowd so we aren't taking tickets of that club's fans and as long as it has the backing of their supporter groups.?
Care to thank the AFC Dons fans for trying to help us out?
If you don't like the forum, or if it's so beneath you why bother posting?
and to think some posters on here don't class afc wimbledon as the old wimbledon
thank you guys!
thank you guys!
From the Hotel End (Cobblers) forum:
"Talking to a couple of Wimbledon supporters in Carr's Bar who told me that the blue bits of paper that their supporters displayed at one point during the game were about Coventry's campaign to return to playing in a new stadium in Coventry.
If the Cov or Wombles' supporters has told us we could have joined in !"
Pretty much the view on football governance from mates in the town - some are Cobblers fans, most are not. The new stadium bit probably refers to the Ricoh I suspect
"Talking to a couple of Wimbledon supporters in Carr's Bar who told me that the blue bits of paper that their supporters displayed at one point during the game were about Coventry's campaign to return to playing in a new stadium in Coventry.
If the Cov or Wombles' supporters has told us we could have joined in !"
Pretty much the view on football governance from mates in the town - some are Cobblers fans, most are not. The new stadium bit probably refers to the Ricoh I suspect
I don't think so. It's ironic that the biggest away following this season was at a franchise club.
I was at the game supporting the Cobblers, wasn't aware it was a CCFC related sign from AFC Wimbledon until I saw the subsequent tweets on Twitter... and yes, if Cobblers fans had known, I'm sure they would have joined in!