The ticket office are being a real pain in the arse over posting out tickets now. The decision not to send tickets out is theirs and has nothing to do with the host club. The excuse that a lot of tickets remain uncollected is a smokescreen. If a supporter opts for collection and does not do so, that is their problem. It is not a justification to remove this option for everyone else. They did it for Stevenage tickets when there were TWO home games after purchasing the tickets to do so. There are TWO more home games before Stockport too (Orient and Peterborough). In 2022/2023 Stockport issued e tickets so why is that option not available now? Anyway, I can't see how it takes any more time to put a ticket in that box they use for people to pop in and collect compared to posting them. Also, if they get lost in the post they have to waste time sorting it out with the unhappy supporter, as well as causing this supporter unnecessary stress. Processing season tickets is no justification as it is not as if they will be doing that much processing as they will not be issued for another 5 months. Poor. It feels to me that is does not cost the club £3 to post out tickets so it is an opportunity to skim a bit more money from supporters.

Beating Blackburn away was probably the biggest team we have beaten away from home. Former PL champions.

I already get those Spit so I won't publicise it ;)

Surely Oxford should be in that Championship list as well.

Timmy gets a free waitrose voucher and a copy of the Guardian twigs;-)

Do they pet you when you do that Timmy?

Dun, the game at Griffin Park was in the EFL trophy. iirc it ended 5-3 to Brentford

We also played Brentford in a league cup game at KM losing 3-1 possibly after extra time

Red Kite-our staff may be busy doing season tickets

Kwesi Appiah scored in a 1-0 win at Blackburn.

Answering my own question, it seems Blackburn were in League One in 2017-18, when we were too.

Nick D: we've been in the same league as Blackburn, as AFCW? I have no memory of that, i must confess. To an earlier post, I think our only AFCW game against Brentford was a cup game (LSC, from memory, at Griffin Park).

Stockport (away) tickets are postage only (£3) like Satanage. Bizarre message in our ticket section of the OS claiming collections are not available at the request of the away club

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Prem and Championship clubs we've played in the league as both in my time as a fan: Sunderland, Cov, Millwall, Ipswich, Sheff Utd, Charlton, Portsmouth, Blackburn, Sheff Wed.

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I think we have only played 6 teams in the championship as both WFC and AFCW.

I would say that Sunderland (and possibly Brentford) are the only premier team/teams that both incarnations of Wimbledon have played in league games.

Which teams in the top 5 divisions have played both WFC and AFCW in league games. You can probably discount most of the premier league teams and quite a few in the championship.

I'd love to see Cambridge get promoted. It's such a great away day.

As many northern teams as possible to get relegated from our league and hopefully Cambridge & Colchester (play offs) to get promoted as close to me

Mansfield would be great because of Clough (but can’t see it)

I know it won’t happen but I’d happily see Mansfield relegated I is don’t like them. Northampton maybe after their shenanigans with taking taxpayer money to build or not build a new stand. Other than that I don’t really mind. Rotherham once employed Steve Evans so maybe them.

My dad was from Stockport so I exclude it from the northern dump list 😀