Friday & Saturday 18th / 19th October

[Carver]

Good god, this is grim stuff at the moment. Every time we play Harrogate, we say 'law of averages, we have to beat them eventually'. But this time... this time I just can't see it. How have we got it so wrong? All this dollar, all this stuff going on off the pitch... and yet so far away on it....

Probably the fact our owners let Simpson and his staff remain at the club for too long even after it was clear they were all clueless, defeated and way out of their depths.
How Abbott is still there I don't know because after all the money that was wasted last January you'd think he'd have been the first to go.

When we have a starting line up with a defence of Barclay, Lavelle, Mellish and a midfield with the likes of Neal and Vela you have to wonder what the hell was our recruitment even doing in the summer??

Some of these players we signed last January to prepare us for L2 because they would apparently be good L2 players who'd help us come back up yet they've all been absolutely shite. Good job Greggy Abbott!

I feel sorry for Williamson because of what he has been left to work with.

 

[Cloudy]

Another team in the top 6 to contend with in Walsall and another side who absolutely battered us last season. Win this and we start a kind looking run until Xmas in terrific shape.

We’ve somehow got even more injuries to contend with now, just as it felt like things were easing up a bit. I reckon it might be our first draw of the season, which I’d be fairly chuffed with.

I keep reading about this ‘kind looking run’ up to Xmas but I think the division is so tight, no game is more winnable than any other.
‘Freak’ results occur in every set of results. If ever was a time to take each game as it comes, this is it!

I tipped Walsall pre-season to make the play-offs, still think they will. They have goals in their team.

Agree with you in that I’d gladly take a draw

 

[Grimsby Road]

Probably the fact our owners let Simpson and his staff remain at the club for too long even after it was clear they were all clueless, defeated and way out of their depths.
How Abbott is still there I don't know because after all the money that was wasted last January you'd think he'd have been the first to go.

When we have a starting line up with a defence of Barclay, Lavelle, Mellish and a midfield with the likes of Neal and Vela you have to wonder what the hell was our recruitment even doing in the summer??

Some of these players we signed last January to prepare us for L2 because they would apparently be good L2 players who'd help us come back up yet they've all been absolutely shite. Good job Greggy Abbott!

I feel sorry for Williamson because of what he has been left to work with.

Had a quick browse of your forum the other day as the meltdowns seem similar to our message boards when we are doing badly and now we are doing a bit better i have had to look elsewhere for my fix of impending doom .

The thing that made me stand up was that the poster 'Keywest' is either one of those Piateks or someone extremely close to them ; pushing positivity and effectively telling some of your fanbase in a subtle way to wind their neck in which I found interesting....

 

[Carver]

Had a quick browse of your forum the other day as the meltdowns seem similar to our message boards when we are doing badly and now we are doing a bit better i have had to look elsewhere for my fix of impending doom .

The thing that made me stand up was that the poster 'Keywest' is either one of those Piateks or someone extremely close to them ; pushing positivity and effectively telling some of your fanbase in a subtle way to wind their neck in which I found interesting....

He's someone close to them and I have to say our owners are doing fantastic work off the pitch quickly moving us forward on that side of things, but on the pitch they've been very soft and naive and too slow to react like not sacking Simpson last season then leaving it too late and it seems like whoever is advising them on football matters is pretty shit at that role after our sporting director mess leaving us hoodwinked by some slimey turd at MK Dons.

 

[THE LAST WALTZ]

Two thirds of the season and another transfer window to go.
Carlisle won’t go down.

 

[CFC91]

I can't believe someone has thought moving our game away to Newport to a Friday night was a decent call. WTF

 

[loz]

I can't believe someone has thought moving our game away to Newport to a Friday night was a decent call. WTF

You should know by now that fans are the least important in considerations. Newport fans had to come to us on a Monday evening.

 

[gary]

Well we will have to play better than we did at our last away game at Salford if we are going to get anything at Notts County. Joe Lewis is a big loss for us at centre back . We had a central midfield player playing at centre back against Carlisle last week. He did nothing wrong but Carlisle were so poor he wasn't really tested. He might play there again on Saturday. Anyway all clubs have to deal with injuries. There are no stand out teams in this league so we shouldn't really fear anyone. In saying that I'd take a point .

 

[The_Viking_Magpie]

We've never beaten AFC Wimbledon

 

[Meadow]

We've never beaten AFC Wimbledon

That's reassuring. I'll happily take a point.

Are you sure? 11v11 has us losing at the back end of last season https://www.11v11.com/teams/afc-wimbledon/tab/opposingTeams/opposition/Grimsby Town/

 

[Dan Phillips]

That's reassuring. I'll happily take a point.

Are you sure? 11v11 has us losing at the back end of last season https://www.11v11.com/teams/afc-wimbledon/tab/opposingTeams/opposition/Grimsby Town/

That would make perfect sense if he didn't support Notts County.

 

[Tallow]

Two thirds of the season and another transfer window to go.
Carlisle won’t go down.

I agree.
Some of our fans are over dramatic and spit the dummy out after every defeat.
Injured players returning, a transfer window coming and a new decent manager implementing a structured style of play are all positive reasons for us to survive.
Harrogate on Saturday will be tough, but I'm still optimistic that it could be a turning point for our home form.