Megaton said:MK Dons epitomise everything which is wrong about modern football.
I hope they go bust!
tbaldwin said:A popular view especially on here but MK dons have been good for Milton Keynes and AFCW (who would not exist without them) have been good for non league football......Cheer up everyone.....
This thread was outed as a troll some time ago you know... While it did work well for a while this post ^^^ was a pretty poor effort. 0/10tbaldwin said:A popular view especially on here but MK dons have been good for Milton Keynes and AFCW (who would not exist without them) have been good for non league football......Cheer up everyone.....

brianx said:They're the future sadly. With all these Americans buying clubs it's only a metter of time before someone buys a premiership club with small local support (Wigan?) and moves to Dublin/Dubai/Delaware or wherever. The other American owners will support them and it's franchise football in England.
I really wish you weren't right....T & P said:This thread was outed as a troll some time ago you know... While it did work well for a while this post ^^^ was a pretty poor effort. 0/10![]()
Kanda said:Their new Stadium is nearly finished isn't it?
Drove past it a few weeks ago and it looks pretty decent.
tbaldwin said:Milton Keynes is full of real football fans...
EverythingMegaton said:MK Dons epitomise everything which is wrong about modern football.
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Fans so real that they didn't bother supporting any football team in Milton Keynes at all until some councillor twat told them MK was a proper city that deserved a top flight team and thus he was going to parachute one into town.
Shame things didn't go as planned eh?
If you're not a troll then you're a fucking joke and a clueless fool. I hope for your sake the former is the case.
What the fuck has that got to do with anything?tbaldwin said:T and P look at the precedents set by Clyde,Livinston,Distillery,Glenavon etc.
Are you a supporter of AFCW do you know how much you paid Raj Kholsa for Kingstonians ground?
Do you know how much he paid for it?
I should know, seeing as I've been going to games for almost as long as I've been in this country.How long have you been a supporter of Wimbledon you seem remarkably ignorant about their crowds....Are you more of a rugger man at heart?
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Andy the Don said:It's a frannie football frenzie..![]()
Wonder how they will fill the ground playing lower league football. Of course free tickets for everyone. Franchise give free tickets to any school that whats them & counts them on the gate. Therefore out of a 5,000 attendance you may only get 2,500 to 3,000 actual paying attendees (cannot bring myself to call them supporters), which the around the same attendance as AFC Dons.
tbaldwin said:Oh how terrible eh they give free tickets away.....What a fantastic criticism. AFCW charge £9 to watch the likes of Ashford Town (MdX).
They probably need the cash to pay back the property developer they bought Kingstonians ground off.
MK dons get bigger crowds than you got at plough lane.
They do get larger crowds than when we were last in Div four 1982/83, but if you are only talking about paying spectators crowds would be similar. 
Andy the Don said:Yes, but should they then claim those free tickets to be paying spectators. Using that claim to state that they get a larger gate the us. Anyhow they are a professional football team we are what they call a pub teamThey do get larger crowds than when we were last in Div four 1982/83, but if you are only talking about paying spectators crowds would be similar.
Balders you have to make your views know to the West Bank next time you come & watch the true Dons. Also please time your friends from MK that if they are spotted again in London they will not get a "walk by"..![]()
Andy I wouldn't waste your breath on this baldy cunt. Not worth the effort. Exactly the sort of supporter franchise deserve. Imagine 5000 cunts like him all cheering for their franchise heros, I know where I'd rather be on a saturday afternoonAndy the Don said:Yes, but should they then claim those free tickets to be paying spectators. Using that claim to state that they get a larger gate the us. Anyhow they are a professional football team we are what they call a pub teamThey do get larger crowds than when we were last in Div four 1982/83, but if you are only talking about paying spectators crowds would be similar.
Balders you have to make your views know to the West Bank next time you come & watch the true Dons. Also please time your friends from MK that if they are spotted again in London they will not get a "walk by"..![]()
and I wouldn't give a shit if there was only one man and his dog keeping me company.Andy the Don said:Yes, but should they then claim those free tickets to be paying spectators. Using that claim to state that they get a larger gate the us. Anyhow they are a professional football team we are what they call a pub teamThey do get larger crowds than when we were last in Div four 1982/83, but if you are only talking about paying spectators crowds would be similar.
Balders you have to make your views know to the West Bank next time you come & watch the true Dons. Also please time your friends from MK that if they are spotted again in London they will not get a "walk by"..![]()
tbaldwin said:To be fair they have a point your team is shit. You struggle to beat teams who attract crowds of less than a hundred. Possibly cos you paid Raj Kholsa so much money for Kingstonians ground.
Wiki Wiki Waah said:The stadium has been the home of Kingstonian since 1989, when they built the entire complex on the site following the sale of their traditional Richmond Road ground. Following relegation from the Conference National, Kingstonian went into financial administration and both club and ground were purchased by Rajesh Khosla and his son Anup, who were not football oriented and alienated a large part of Kingstonian's support.
After one season as tenants of the Khoslas (the rent not going to Kingstonian because the Khoslas had arranged that the stadium was owned in Rajesh's name and the club in Anup's), AFC Wimbledon undertook to buy the leasehold to the ground. The club's owners, The Dons Trust, marketed the ground as The Fans Stadium and launched a share issue to finance the purchase, which was closed the following summer. The club subsequently arranged for a commercial loan to clear the debt to the Khoslas.
Wimbledon kept Kingstonian on as tenants and charge them a lower rent than they themselves had been charged by the Khoslas, with both gate receipts and bar takings at Kingstonian games being retained solely by Kingstonian (which continued to be Khosla-owned until 2005). An annual friendly between the two clubs is also intended to defray the cost of the rent
tbaldwin said:Fuck me that really is scarey...The AFCW West Bank how did you get on in Ramsgate last year???......
Fuck off you boring cunt.tbaldwin said:To be fair they have a point your team is shit. You struggle to beat teams who attract crowds of less than a hundred. Possibly cos you paid Raj Kholsa so much money for Kingstonians ground.