i agree..everyone is right to there opinion.at the beginning of the season the club said as long as we are still here ,with no debt and have started to build a foundation then that would be deemed as a success for this year,this was agreed by the fans.we would be happy with one win never mind five that we have up to now.it is annoying when we dont play well but we are wont become a top side over night. we have a young side which given time will get better and better.stick with them,im sure the club will keep the majority of the squad and with a good pre season together the team will go forward next season.

A giant hangover??

[u[iWhy was Danny Stanley the water boy? Is he injured, was he dropped, didn't he train? Probably our best forward wasn't playing.[/i[/u

Danny has been on a training course the previous game and i think hes missed some training sessions leading upto last weekends game so automatically wont be selected i believe.

unfortunately chris and his family were involved in a car accident late on friday, hence the reason he didnt play sunday,obviously with the paper now going out first thing in the morning it would have been to late for the club to put it in the paper on saturday. chris suffered a sore neck and back and i understand his family are recovering well,obviously shocked from the accident.

Just to be fair to everyone who posts on this forum--

[size=150[uYour[/u[/size previous post on here was the following-
[size=150The one thing that winds me up is when you see most off these players who have left playing for there new clubs, is it me or do they seem to put more effort in than they did for the dons[/size

Is that not a negative comment?


All the true fan asks is for the team to wear the colours of the Dons with pride and play with fire in their bellies and give 100%.

----[u[size=150This did not appear to happen last Sunday[/size.[/u

[size=150[uThe Team are better than that performance[/u[/size

Sorry to hear about the accident but pleased that all are recovering well.