You really don't need to be in any kind exalted position to mock that. It's the first time I've seen an open-top bus celebration where they could have got all the fans on board as well.frimmers3 wrote:so easy to mock from such an exalted position.
I love the copper on his bike ushering, erm, absolutely no-one out of the wayFocher wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeWi66n6 ... re=relatedfrimmers3 wrote:keep an eye out for the 'shots massive on their way to brentford:)
floyd__streete wrote:I love the copper on his bike ushering, erm, absolutely no-one out of the wayFocher wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeWi66n6 ... re=relatedfrimmers3 wrote:keep an eye out for the 'shots massive on their way to brentford:)

could you post the other pics in the series?Rev Algenon Stickleback H wrote:You really don't need to be in any kind exalted position to mock that. It's the first time I've seen an open-top bus celebration where they could have got all the fans on board as well.frimmers3 wrote:so easy to mock from such an exalted position.
floyd__streete wrote:I love the copper on his bike ushering, erm, absolutely no-one out of the wayFocher wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeWi66n6 ... re=relatedfrimmers3 wrote:keep an eye out for the 'shots massive on their way to brentford:)

I assumed that that was why you were here.frimmers3 wrote:is the the collective wit thread?
While the media are already wetting themselves about this and talking it up as a "derby" all the AFCW people I know absolutely loathe the idea of this match.Croydon Royal wrote:The possibility of AFC Wimbledon v MK Dons if they both win their replays!
Not just the ones you know - this is on the AFCW website:Svlad Cjelli wrote:While the media are already wetting themselves about this and talking it up as a "derby" all the AFCW people I know absolutely loathe the idea of this match.Croydon Royal wrote:The possibility of AFC Wimbledon v MK Dons if they both win their replays!
Most people know the way that Milton Keynes obtained their football club. It was wrong then and it is still wrong now, which makes this fixture very painful for us. However, when we entered the FA Cup we understood that this might happen and we will go about our business professionally and complete the fixture. But we would have preferred that it hadn’t happened. We have no further comment to make at the moment.
I hate to quote myself on this, but this blog sums it up nicely ... http://twofootedtackle.com/football-cul ... e-mk-dons/Svlad Cjelli wrote:While the media are already wetting themselves about this and talking it up as a "derby" all the AFCW people I know absolutely loathe the idea of this match.Croydon Royal wrote:The possibility of AFC Wimbledon v MK Dons if they both win their replays!
other than the little kiddies, I doubt there are any MK fans who don't know their club's history. It's not as if the team is watched by people who had never given football a moment's thought until they noticed there happened to be a football team next door while doing their shopping run to Asda.Skyline wrote:The odd thing is, before the media started on it, I suspect a lot of the MKDons fans would have only the vaguest idea of why this (potential) game is such a big deal.
I'm sure Bees fans the world over are grateful that you've kept them in the loopfrimmers3 wrote:any brentford fans may be interested to know that at the moment they are heading out of the f.a cup..but still a long way to go...seems dover next for the 'shots...reading in the round after?
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