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There are a number of reasons why that would be unlikely (even if geographically preferable for Wimbledon). Capacity and the fact we already have Crystal Palace Under-21s and Women playing at GGL.

And I explained why in part the fixture release date is later. Partly to best avoid potential local fixture clashes. It’s one of the reasons why the EFL release their fixtures after the Premier League

To avoid things like two sides from similar areas/Police force areas playing at home at the same time. And other potential fixture clash issues

I felt a contract was offered because we kind of had to. Like with Omari Patrick who I don’t think Morison rated, but was offered a new deal

Supporters club player of the season. No-one understood that call. Walsall new boy Charlie Lakin won the club player of the year awards (in fact he pretty much swept the board). The overwhelming feeling among most Sutton fans when Hart left was relief tbh. He’s capable of some good play but...

That’s our 3rd kit from last season

I can’t believe we got a fee for Joe Kizzi. Couldn’t have been more than a nominal fee I would have thought. If it had been 2022 I would have been properly gutted that he’s gone. In 2024 not so much. Considering how much of a liability our defence was last season I was surprised to see that...

1 decent and 1 mediocre. The die was cast for this season in the last 11 games of last season. Today summed up our season. Spent the first half like headless chickens before a spirited but ultimately futile effort towards the end.

Bugger.

860 Sutton fans in Milton Keynes

Chelsea?

Kingstonian are probably the smallest club to ever grace the Conference/National League

Same.

Is this a good time to mention that I’ve always been a fan of Crewe?

It’d probably beat the 8049 who attended the 2019 playoff final between Salford and Fylde

It seems that we’ve sold out our initial allocation for Saturday. That the allocation was 5 is neither here or there, we’ve sold it out

I’m not nervous, honest

That sounds eerily familiar, albeit at the other end of the table

What can I say, I’ve always liked Donny

Thank you Doncaster.