We’re back for the new season! Nick and Stu run the rule over our squad and League One as a whole, with predictions for the new campaign. We look ahead to our opening game of the campaign at Doncaster on Saturday, and introduce our new feature, looking back at what happened 20 years ago this week during the final season of Wimbledon FC.
Are we safe? Nick and Stu answer that question (yes) and then those of you, our beautiful listeners.
Reviewing another successful week on the pitch, and lamenting the European Super League proposal – and the reaction to it.
We discuss eight goals in a week, and predict the remainder of the League One season.
We’re thinking about Trust-ownership and engagement this week. Why are so few engaged in the process? Or are we misjudging the situation? Also, the frustration of failing to score, or pick up a point, over Easter weekend.
Nick and Stu discuss the win over Northampton, the deal with London Broncos, and how Plymouth owner Simon Hallett runs his football club. The interview with Simon is available here: https://podcasts.google.com/
More discussion on the proposed London Broncos ground share, as well as a review of what’s happening on the pitch, including an unfortunate pair of injuries. Also: 90s nostalgia and Alexa Bliss.
Nick and Stu catch-up on the latest AFC Wimbledon news, and have a look at why Mark Robinson has changed ‘substitutes’ to ‘finishers’. Also, a quick mental health check-in.
We’re looking back at Robbo’s first few games in charge, focusing on the defeat to Hull last Saturday, and the midweek draw at Shrewsbury. We also chat goalkeepers, Anthony Hartigan, the last game at Kingsmeadow, and the battle to beat the drop from League One. We end with a full preview of the trip to Blackpool, and some social distancing dilemmas.
We’re looking back at Robbo’s first few games in charge, focusing on the defeat to Hull last Saturday, and the midweek draw at Shrewsbury. We also chat goalkeepers, Anthony Hartigan, the last game at Kingsmeadow, and the battle to beat the drop from League One. We end with a full preview of the trip to Blackpool, and some social distancing dilemmas.