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He was excellent today, and has been for 3 games in a row now. How anybody can criticise him (or anybody today) is mental.

Yep, we should be tying down key players to long-term deals now. Coloccini will probably be more than happy enough finishing his career here, so make it happen big Mike.

If Newcastle were uprooted to Yorkshire I'd still be banging the f*** on about it 7 years later too. Exactly. The more people become apathetic and say "move on" or worse say the Franchise has worked the more chance there is of it becoming a precedent. It should never be forgotten because it should never happen again. It's still an absolute disgrace and always will be that there's a club in the football league that has been given a league place when everyone else has spent years or decades of hard work to earn it, including the team who's place they stole and who were made to spend eight years (or more) doing it all over again. It's the same with the 39th game nonsense, I've no idea why some supposed football fans don't seem to care about selling away the games rules and traditions just so the owners can make money. One game would just be the start and soon the game as you know it has completely gone. Spot on. The more football becomes like a business, the worse it becomes. Any football fan who views a club's identity through legal documention has got their attitudes bang out of order, imo. 'Spirit' and 'history' may be wishy washy terms to you but they mean a damn site more to football fans than any technical legalities.

He's no use for anybody wanting to have a dynamic, successful, allround team. Will work upfront on his own and with a system based around his strengths - that's it.

I see the point you're making, but like I say, I don't think Walcott has that level of ability at all. Walcott will get 20+ goals a season at his peak. Guarentee it. For one season, max. We're not gonna agree here.

I see the point you're making, but like I say, I don't think Walcott has that level of ability at all. Walcott will get 20+ goals a season at his peak. Guarentee it.

Darren Bent is a godawful 'footballer', worse than Walcott, however he's fast and knows how to finish. Walcott throught the middle could be just as effective as dbthetruth.

And a good finisher. He only has the chance to finish against s*** teams. He's totally over-rated. He's underrated if anything. Most people say the same things you are now. ...and for good reason. He scores a hat-trick against Blackburn, plays well against Blackpool and gets a couple against our reserves and people think he's amazing.I watched him loads last season and his passing accuracy was unbelievably bad. I haven't seen any improvement in him at all since then. He's all pace and absolutely nothing else. If he f***s his hamstrings and loses his pace, he'll be a shitter version of Michael Owen. He's shit as an orthadox wide player, because basically he's a very limited footballer with not much of a footballing brain. However he's fast, and is a good finisher. If he moved to a team that utilised his strengths (Arsenal do the opposite) he'd be very effective.

Chelsea boys screwed me over today. Cunts.

And a good finisher. He only has the chance to finish against s*** teams. He's totally over-rated. He's underrated if anything. Most people say the same things you are now.

And a good finisher.

Walcott is a good player, but he's a striker not a winger. He'd be an incredible foil for Carroll, come to think of it.

Exactly. Fans have different experiences with fans on different occasions. It's the same at any level. I can understand MKSC having had a bad past experience with their fans, however judging a completely different scenario (the moving of their football club) based on this is just bitter and downright wrong. I for one wouldn't wish that particular scenario on ANY set of fans, not even the R&W bunch from down the road.

I would love this to happen. It would be as funny as f*** to see the real continuation of Wimbledon FC stick one up those self righteous ground stealing franchise bastards from Norbiton. I know I'll be in the minority, as we've had this discussion before, but I really can't stand AFC Womblescum. I don't understand what you have against Wimbledon. Because they acted like billy big bollocks to the rest of non-league? Any set of fans in the same situation would end up the same, imagine if Newcastle for some reason ended up with a phoenix club starting at the bottom - we'd be a right set of twats. MK Dons are an embarrassment of a football club. I bought all that bollocks until they turned up at my ground, kicked in the fencing, damaged the stand, invaded the pitch and laughed at our player with a broken leg. They are a vile bunch of wankers who believe they have a right to get to the football league. They treated the whole of non-league football with contempt and 95% of the clubs were happy to shut up and take the pay off of their big crowds and let them win. We stood up to them and refused to let them walk all over us, they didn't like it and they got very nasty. There has been more than a couple of incidents of AFC 'fans' physically assaulting our fans after games. They are just a horrible horrible club and I hope they get to the league so I never have to see them again, unless of course they play NUFC when in which case I will go back to 'the fans stadium' and piss all over the place. And another thing, everyone forgets about the famous old non-league club who had there ground stolen in a property deal by a greedy devious chairman. But then, that would be detrimental to the fairy tale of AFC Wimbledon. Okay, so you don't like their fans because of a bad experience with them. Fair enough, I'm sure they have their fair share of wankers. However so does the club I support, and many others, and if any well supported club ended up in non-league the same 'horror stories' would happen. Look at FCUoM, it's the same with their bunch. Even so, if you didn't like their fans, then referring to MK as 'the real continuation of Wimbledon FC' is just downright spiteful. Anybody who understands football in this country knows darn well that MK Dons is not the same club that had been around for over 100 years before that.

If Newcastle were uprooted to Yorkshire I'd still be banging the f*** on about it 7 years later too.

Really? It wasn't even that long ago, around 02/03ish? Basically Wimbledon were bought out, and the team, players, and company was moved from Wimbledon to Milton Keynes leaving Wimbledon fans without a club. Eventually the team name and colours were changed but they kept the Dons bit (WimbleDON). Wimbledon fans refused to follow the new team and so set up their own club from the very bottom, who have subsequently moved back up the leagues and are now in the Conference.

I would love this to happen. It would be as funny as f*** to see the real continuation of Wimbledon FC stick one up those self righteous ground stealing franchise bastards from Norbiton. I know I'll be in the minority, as we've had this discussion before, but I really can't stand AFC Womblescum. I don't understand what you have against Wimbledon. Because they acted like billy big bollocks to the rest of non-league? Any set of fans in the same situation would end up the same, imagine if Newcastle for some reason ended up with a phoenix club starting at the bottom - we'd be a right set of twats. MK Dons are an embarrassment of a football club.

Don't think we can underestimate how important his goal vs Wigan was now.

That's what I was thinking. Must be true that he was carrying an injury last season.

Their match stats are an absolute joke, they must just guess.

Louise Taylor is pondering that headline as we speak.

We need to give fatheads bunch a good kicking. Bound to lose though imo.

Koscielny.

Wonder if Grumpy Cunt still thinks he's out of his depth.

We're not Stoke like. We actually play decent football aswell and if it wasn't for Hatem's injury we'd have that spark of flair too.