He left for Gillingham in the summer, and we were sad to see him go. But Dean Parrett showed enough in his two seasons at Kingsmeadow to be remembered fondly, and he was clearly happy at the club – if not completely happy with the amount of time he got to reach his full potential with us. He also had problems finding a room-mate last season, as problems with injuries and iPads led to some rearranging of hotel partners within the squad.
In just over two seasons with the club, featuring a League Two promotion, Darius Charles was pivotal in establishing Wimbledon as a League One outfit. We caught up with the former Burton and Brentford centre-half to discuss his career before and after signing at Kingsmeadow – a conversation that involves Danny Kedwell, Graham Westley, Gareth Ainsworth, Adebayo Akinfenwa, and many others. He also has strong views on ponds, and putting the milk in first …
It’s the time of year when we dust off the crystal ball and make pronouncements on our fate, and the fate of all our rivals, for the coming season. Sadly, our crystal ball is less a glimpse of what will come in May, and more a reminder that all we’ll have to look forward to over the next few months is that familiar feeling of leaving Ladbrokes penniless, having seen another 12-team accumulator fall at the final hurdle. We have a good look at how League One is shaping up, at least.
We are back for the new season, and is there a better guest to have on the first show than the man who took us to Wembley, scored at Wembley, and destroyed the franchise team? Lyle Taylor joined us to discuss his Wimbledon career as part of a bumper edition of the podcast that also features a brand new game for Stu to try his hand at, and a nostalgia-filled TV review that leads to us talking Neal Ardley, Liam Trotter, and Ryan Clarke …
It’s been a while, but Nick and Stu have returned for the first time in two months with a regularly(ish) scheduled podcast~! Yes, it’s time for the annual SEASON REVIEW SHOW, and there is a lot to talk about, so please forgive us for going long. But we haven’t been around in the old school form for quite some time, so we’ve indulged ourselves. We also don’t know when to shut up. So, get comfy, where should we begin?