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That will be the game where there were about 800 in the away end (700 with familiar Southampton faces!!!!).

The way McMenemy recounts the story was that Wright was thrown in to the Cassell's deal!!!!! My claim to fame around that time was wiping the sweat off Cassell's balding head as he walked off at Brentford away. The dressing rooms were Portakabins and the players had to walk through the terrace behind the goal to get to them. And he definitely scored in the 5-5 draw with Coventry that evening with one of them being a long range effort. That was the game where Wallace came off the pitch thinking we had lost. I'm not going to comment on the Everton game and /or the Steve Williams decision as that day still haunts me to this day (for a number of reasons!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!).

Deary me, what a fashion faux pas, almost on a par with the four-in-hand tie knot.

Delete the original PDQ, cos that second one is fantastic. Muslamic Ray Guns!!!!!!!!!!!!

Once again I have to disagree with you. I personally found his choice of neck apparel to be extremely wanting, often wearing the "Club" tie invariably worn four-in-hand. Not impressed. Additionally, his choice of slacks and most definitely shoes were most definitely below par. On the suit front, the odd time he wore his double breasted ones made him look somewhat rotund, whilst his jackets often displayed a very poor cut to them.

Chin up fella and remember the many great times (Watford away excluded) you must have shared together. Always sad to lose someone close to you, so my thoughts are with you at this difficult time.

A "Liebherr" in the form of Matthew Harding was hovering around us just before the Reverse takeover, so who knows what might have been????

I remember at the Dave Jones trial he stated under oath that he was a West Ham fan, but used to also go and watch Ipswich with a "boxer" friend.

I would have to concur with your thoughts. See no problem with him popping along to watch us, after all we now be his first team if he has dropped his allegiance to West Ham.

Got a Mediterranean Cruise on the new Queen Elizabeth coming up at the beginning of August as well as a week in Lithuania early July. Still looking for somewhere to go at the back end of August for a couple of weeks (thinking of something out of the ordinary, long train journey, road trip across an expanse etc) and thinking of Oz or NZ for Christmas.

That's not Claus, that's Simon the Leeds fan.

I wouldn't be too downhearted if we got a fighting draw.

LOL. I just have a real problem with the way MK Dons came about and how they shafted a very good number of Wimbledon fans (that said the real Wimbledon are doing a grand job of bouncing back). Having lived in Merton for a bit and having a few good fans as mates meant it was always going to be difficult to be supporting them tonight. Managed it, but now I need a shower!!!!!!!!

Thank you very much indeed MK Dons. How sooper dooper of you. Now feck off back in to the world of insignificance you franchise team stealing shysters!!!!! Just got in and tentatively tapped away at the buttons to get the result. Looked with one eye and gave out a rather excited YES when I saw the score. A couple of scores have gone for us, now we need to capitalise on others mistakes. Could be a big week!!!!!

Draw Win Win Will be happy with 7 from those three games, 9 would be brilliant. 6 might be OK if Posh slip up along the road. 5 would be worrying. 4 or less catastrophe!!!!

Soemone else mentioned the diamond not working and it was something that certainly struck me, in that our set up at the start was not quite right.

Methinks you are somewhat confusing the tribal and passionate chants of football supporters towards their team (however illogical they may seem at times to others), with the nonsencical and somewhat cringetastic chants about an employee (including a slightly noddytastic dig at our near neighbours).

Saturday Cricket has started by then, so I want it wrapped up well before then!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am now!!!! Thanks for being the party pooper!!!! LOL Only one win against 9 of those teams is a very good spot, but as others have pointed out a few of them were in our worst period of the season (plus it gives us a chance to avenge those slip ups).

Cringetastic!!!! Met with much guffaws from around where we sit when it was attempted yesterday. You weren't the group in the beer garden of the barge In Peterborough trying to get it going were you?????

Classic diversionary behaviour. You worry about your own actions as opposed to trying to justify them by comparing them to the actions of others. You're being asked to sit down to comply with ground regulations. The stewards are merely doing their jobs, enforcing the ground regulations and following orders from above. FYI there was an assessor form the licensing authorities there yesterday keeping them on their toes as well.

I'm not sure people giving their opinions and perhaps being honest about our performance is sniping. I haven't seen anyone pronounce their unhappiness with the result, instead some have merely suggested we're still not firing on all cylinders. As for my take, it certainly looked like a game we were never going to lose and I was also pretty confident as the game went on (despite playing poorly) we would eventually grind out a win. Poor Wednesday look like a team who are really struggling and they need to get their act together if they are not to fall in to Div 4 (that said, there is a lot of sh*te beneath them). Not sure what happened with us at the start of the game as the set up looked wrong, or the players interpreted incorrectly what NA was looking for. We struggled for width, Chaplow looked too far forward and we couldn't find another player when passing. Someone has already suggested it may have been the diamond, but whatever it was it wasn't working. On the positive side the defence looked strong with Jaidi making up for some errors with a bit of brain and brawn. Harding gave us options going forward, but too often lacked support as the wide men were drawn inside. Barnard worked his socks off and was in their faces from the word go (he had a snidey kick out in the very first few minutes!!) and Lambert seems to be regaining his confidence (looked a clinical finish from our seats). Good to see Guly coming off the bench and Wednesday didn't know what to do with him. We seemed to be smouldering as opposed to being on fire. That said 3 points once again and two clawed back on Huddersfield is a good afternoon's work. Something similar due to a Posh draw tomorrow would be good.

Unless Howard has changed his game since his decent stint at Barnsley or unless Adkins is completely barking up the wrong tree and going after a player who can play in the hole or wide midfield, then I'm not sure I agree with your sentiments. We're on the hunt for a centre midfielder (due to injuries and suspensions to Morgan & Gobern) and I would be flabbergasted if Adkins was looking to pick up someone who can play in the hole. If you think Lallana, Oxo or Guly are capable replacements for our centre midfield berth, then you would appear to be at odds with Adkins (as well as I suspect, many others).

If you had read my post, then perhaps you might have noticed that I'm not hung up one way or the other regarding Howard, more that I do think we need cover/back up/augmentation of a few key areas (something which Adkins would appear to agree with if he is out hunting for a centre midfielder). That said, if Howard is fit, then I certainly think he could probably come in and do a job for us (even if it providing cover).