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Can you pay on gate ?
Unfortunately not, went off sale 12pm yesterday.
EDIT: Apparently still on sale at £3 premium.
Spicy day for the Met in the capital today, with Arsenal at home to Everton and then Spurs away to Chelsea for the late KO. I thought that wasn’t allowed to happen?
My team for today:
(4-3-3): Hazard; Parker, Taylor, Hagelskjaer, Harvie; Morley, Boyd-Munce, Scowen (c); Onyedinma, Wareham, Thomas.
PS: I don’t expect for one moment our side will look anything like this.
Wimbledon play 352 according to Google. With 3 in the midfield, id expect a similar 3 to midweek. And likely matching up on formation. They play 2 up top so 3 at the back will be used.
Woodman on Durnsford Road is the away pub for those that are going today.
I’m taking an Aussie mate for his first taste of League 1 football today so hopefully going to create a new Chairboy.
The bogeymen of AFC Wimbledon must be slayed.
No idea in formation. Maybe 4231 with Mullins left.
At least Cook isn’t starting to slow everything down.
Or Grimmer at RCB, and Fred back on wingback duty. No idea.
We probably won’t match their work rate in midfield so a long afternoon ahead. I would have thought Casey was a must for this type of game and weather, but his lack of a passing game probably doesn’t appeal to the Pep disciples.
Think it’s going to be same as vs Notts county.
Bit of a hybrid. Technically a 3 at the back but with grimmer getting forward were he leaves Taylor and Anders as centre backs and Scowen a holding/screening player.
Width provided by Fred and Harvie.
No idea on formation. The manager job is yours
Today would have been a good day to watch from Vivienne, where it must be considerably warmer & drier than Wimbledon.
It’s grim, so a win would be very welcome.
Where’s Vivienne? Is that West(wood) of here? (Sorry)
first trip to plough lane (since going to the dogs) - impressed by their (noticeably non concrete) stadium.
You got me - I blame the rain and cold, wet, fat fingers.
The stadium isn’t too bad - better than some.
The home end looks odd with the high brick wall behind the stand, but I’m reliably informed that’s done so they could build a second tier continuation of the main stand.
