Brighton Breezy
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Playing at Queen Street a week on Saturday and expecting crowd of over 2,500. Might be a good game to pop along to anyone who is not going to Wigan.
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Horsham vs AFC Wimbledon
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turienzo's lovechild
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- Oct 25, 2003
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i played at queen street and lost 19-0
The Wookiee
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On the same Saturday Crawley are at home to Aldershot expected crowd 3000+
Over 1000 from Aldershit expected
Over 1000 from Aldershit expected
Brighton Breezy
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And trouble galore at Crawley vs Aldershot.
sullyshuffle
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and possibly the chance to cheer on John Westcott as well
be there!
be there!
BRIGHT ON Q
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Crawley v Hereford next week.
Fran Hagarty
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I'd have liked to have cheered on AFC Wimbledon at Horsham and Burgess Hill but I'll be at Wigan & Rotherham. I doubt I'd have got in though, anyway, as AFC have such a large away following. Up the Real Wimbledon!
Strike
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I would cheer on AFC Wimbledon as my parents are from Wimbledon (Though not into football) and that they are the real Wimbledon.
brighton rock
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Isthmian League Division One club AFC Wimbledon have formed a ground-breaking alliance with Premiership new-boys Crystal Palace.
The link-up could see the Dons take Palace's young stars on loan with the option of snapping them up permanently.
It's all down to boss Dave Anderson's friend-ship with Palace manager Iain Dowie and his brother Bob, currently the Eagles' director of football, who he worked with at non-League level.
As part of the tie-up, highly-rated coach Bob Dowie will take some AFC Wimbledon training sessions, while new Dons’ keeper Danny Naisbitt could train one day a week with the Eagles.
Iain Dowie said: "It's important young lads play men's football as it certainly toughens them up. Also, a lot of lads come out of pro football into non-League and back in again. It's a good thing for us and AFC is a decent club
The link-up could see the Dons take Palace's young stars on loan with the option of snapping them up permanently.
It's all down to boss Dave Anderson's friend-ship with Palace manager Iain Dowie and his brother Bob, currently the Eagles' director of football, who he worked with at non-League level.
As part of the tie-up, highly-rated coach Bob Dowie will take some AFC Wimbledon training sessions, while new Dons’ keeper Danny Naisbitt could train one day a week with the Eagles.
Iain Dowie said: "It's important young lads play men's football as it certainly toughens them up. Also, a lot of lads come out of pro football into non-League and back in again. It's a good thing for us and AFC is a decent club
Strike
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Oh Brighton Rock you have to spoil it don't you.