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• aliwibble

  December 2024

  As long as we were already promoted. Couldn't take the stress otherwise.
  

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• LenGlover

  December 2024

  League 2 has been tight for a few seasons now.

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• hoof_it_up_to_benty

  December 2024

  LenGlover said:

  League 2 has been tight for a few seasons now.

  Stockport Wrexham and Mansfield stood out last season in L2. Only Walsall seem to be doing well so far this season.
  
  Six points separate 2nd to 12th.

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• Off_it

  January 1

  NabySarr said:

  Win tonight against Gillingham puts them up to 2nd, despite quite a few injuries at the moment. 

  
  

  Another good example of why you should always try and give a manager time. After a rocky starts he’s doing a brilliant job there on a mid-table budget, hopefully can get them up this season 

  Love Jackson. Hate Wimbledon.
  
  Bit of a dilemma for me.

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• soapboxsam

  January 1

  Love JJ and fans are a mixed bunch for every club. Chelsea are the only club I have an Inspector Dreyfus hatred for and I would love to see JJ achieve a promotion for his CV.
  

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• Simonsen

  January 1

  Watched a fair bit of the Wimbledon v Gills game. Awful spectacle. The Wimbledon goal was basically scored by a bloke batting it in with his upper arm and one of the Wimbledon blokes was like an American football player at a corner.....couldn't have been more of a penalty. People who think Wycombe Wanderers are bad, should take a look at Wimbledon. 

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• Callumcafc

  January 2

  2-1 win at Newport and back up to 2nd in the table

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• CharltontillidieCOYR

  January 2

  What a man !! everything he did for us and i actually love seeing him be successful at a decent club and level

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• LoOkOuT

  January 3

  
  

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• Braziliance

  January 3

  I'm happy for him, top man.
  
  Feel he was lucky to keep his job in 22/23, awful run of form towards the end, but Wimbledon stuck with him. 23/24, 5 points shy of the play-offs with another bad end of season results. Hopefully this is the season he can get Wimbledon in the play-offs and they seem to have a bit about them now so there's every chance they could win it. Autos of course well in their capacity, just might be a bit early to say. 
  
  We perhaps did pull the trigger on Johnnie too soon. His squad was awful yet he still has a better win rate than Nathan Jones. 
  
  I could see Jacko as Charlton manager again one day.

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• Off_it

  January 3

  Braziliance said:

  
  I could see Jacko as Charlton manager again one day.

  If we ever came knocking he would be well within his rights to tell us to fuck off.

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• I-SAW-POUSO-PLAY

  January 3

  Off_it said:

  Braziliance said:

  
  I could see Jacko as Charlton manager again one day.

  If we ever came knocking he would be well within his rights to tell us to fuck off.

  Sandgaard has gone, he was the one who got rid.

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• JohnnyH2

  January 3

  I-SAW-POUSO-PLAY said:

  Off_it said:

  Braziliance said:

  
  I could see Jacko as Charlton manager again one day.

  If we ever came knocking he would be well within his rights to tell us to fuck off.

  Sandgaard has gone, he was the one who got rid.

  Too many within the supporters were happy to back Sandgaard and not call out the scandalous way Jacko was told he was gone. 

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• Off_it

  January 3

  JohnnyH2 said:

  I-SAW-POUSO-PLAY said:

  Off_it said:

  Braziliance said:

  
  I could see Jacko as Charlton manager again one day.

  If we ever came knocking he would be well within his rights to tell us to fuck off.

  Sandgaard has gone, he was the one who got rid.

  Too many within the supporters were happy to back Sandgaard and not call out the scandalous way Jacko was told he was gone. 

  Completely agree. 

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• clive

  March 26

  https://www.efl.com/news/2025/march/26/johnnie-jackson--serving-up-success-at-afc-wimbledon/

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• TelMc32

  March 26

  clive said:

  https://www.efl.com/news/2025/march/26/johnnie-jackson--serving-up-success-at-afc-wimbledon/

  Really pleased they kept faith with JJ after that first season and now they’re reaping the benefit of that decision. What Sandgaard did was cowardly. 

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• bromleyjohn

  March 26

  Will always be a legend here no matter what the success elsewhere I really hope he makes it as a manager. Such a good guy.

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• Rob7Lee

  March 27

  TelMc32 said:

  clive said:

  https://www.efl.com/news/2025/march/26/johnnie-jackson--serving-up-success-at-afc-wimbledon/

  Really pleased they kept faith with JJ after that first season and now they’re reaping the benefit of that decision. What Sandgaard did was cowardly. 

  And a crying shame we didn't have the same faith.

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• Elthamaddick

  March 27

  He'll come home one day

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• ForeverAddickted

  March 27

  Elthamaddick said:

  He'll come home one day

  His missus must be wondering where he is then...

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• Croydon

  March 28

  I'm glad he's doing so well. Just wish it wasn't with them. 

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• guinnessaddick

  March 28 edited March 28

  ForeverAddickted said:

  Elthamaddick said:

  He'll come home one day

  His missus must be wondering where he is then...

  Running down the wing, if his legs haven't gone.

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