Lyle Taylor won the prestigious 9yrspodcast Goal of the Season award for 2017-18, with his equaliser away at Walsall in April winning our fans’ vote.
We caught up with Lyle to present him with his award, which will no doubt sit on his mantelpiece with pride, and have a quick chat about that game, and some of his other goals in his time with the club.
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Wes Daily Chief Football Writer, 9yrspodcast.org
AFC Wimbledon manager Bill Hardly will field questions from supporters of the south-west London club at a special event this evening.
Over 200 100 50 fans will be in attendance to put Hardly on the spot about how preparations are going for the team ahead of the 2018-19 season.
The “Bleat the Manager” function, held in the Gas Your Golf Flow bar at Wimbledon’s Cheery Red Corduroy stadium, is an annual event that attracts the same old faces a range of supporters – from men to other men, old to not quite as old – who are all eager to interrogate Hardly with insightful tactical questions and analogies with their time as managers in the Modern and District Under-16s Little League.
Wes Daily Chief Football Writer, 9yrspodcast.org
Wimbledon have pulled off a huge coup by acquiring a new sweeper during the summer transfer window.
With fans unsettled by the departure of Dean Parrett, and unresolved contract issues of Lyle Taylor and Darius Charles, the club have moved swiftly to alleviate some concern by bolstering their options at Kingsmeadow.
Wes Daily Chief Football Writer, 9yrspodcast.org
Sources within AFC Wimbledon have confirmed that a former Kingsmeadow favourite will be returning to the club in January.
Supporters at the South London club will be delighted to hear that long-time fan Derek Arvery has purchased a half-season ticket and will make his first trip to Kingsmeadow in over two years when the Dons play Blackpool on January 20.
Arvery, pictured above – in customary green jumper and cap – watching over former player John Lelliott from his old seat in the Ru Paul Swank Stand, has not been to a Dons home game since October 2015.