I met a fan at the match on Saturday who’d flown in from Singapore to watch the Northampton and forthcoming Blackpool games. He was raving about one of Wimbledon’s business affiliates – OKU FX Markets. He reckoned that on exchanging around 100,000 GBP for Singapore Dollars (or the other way around – I can’t recall) he’d improved the rate he got (over his bank) by over 1100 GBP and couldn’t rate the ease of exchange more highly. He seemed to think that the Club benefits in some way which is great. Just wonder whether there is more mileage to be had for the Club in bringing all of these affiliate arrangements into one place?

Meanwhile to little surprise Kevin Nolan is now unemployed.

Thank you all! X

Good news Paddington

wonderful news Padds

nice one pads, just in time for when we look half decent, mostly...

Well played Paddington. Assuming you can read this post, of course.

Good for you, Paddington.

Congratulations Padds

Yayy! Vision restored thanks to clever stuff with lasers. Thanks for the good wishes.

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I actually only use the 493 bus these days when I'm running late or in really bad weather - I usually walk the 3.2 miles to/from Raynes Park as it takes less than an hour. Looking at St Georges on streetview, I can't see any low bridges, and the lengths of single- and double-decker buses seem to be very similar. I might ask a driver next time I'm on a 493 (not on a match day) if they think they could drive a double-decker on that part of the route.

What is the latest on the legal fight to see if we'll be able to walk round Wimbledon Park lake?

'Tis my lad's 37th birthday today, who I guess is a product of a certain cup final's celebrations. Happy birthday, Russ.

When do the Debentures expire?

Queue? Us debenture older don’t queue darling

They used to have shuttle buses from Wimbledon and Southfields stations. The Southfields ones were ridiculous, they took you to the entrance gate then you had to walk half way back to Southfields to join the queue.

Don't s'pose tennis fortnight has this prob with the buses. They all use private helichoppers and chauffeur driven swimming pools, don't they.

OTD - not surprised that Malley got to the header first - having three legs must have helped!

If you can walk up the steps to the west stand, plough lane cross roads ain't far.

I know I'll get some criticism on here and yes it depends on your age and wellbeing but both Wimbledon & Earlsfield are easily walkable. And i've amusingly been referred to on here by the charming Surrey Bob & Kenty as "Dead" kite

Yeah, I would sometimes catch a bus from Earlsfield (but the pubs there are rugger/NCT aby adoration/away fans/expensive) - or better still Clapham Junction (Wetherspoons), but I had to go to Worple Road first yesterday. The 493 after the match is infrequent and very busy too, even if you've killed time in the ground, Lidl, Greggs etc.

On a matchday, should have an extra couple of 493 buses running from Francis Grove (opposite Sainsburys) to the Stadium and turning round at the Corner Pin to come straight back. Run from 2 hours before KO to 2 hours after scheduled FT - so 1pm to 7pm on a Saturday.

The 493 goes within the grounds of St George's en route to Richmond so I doubt that a double decker would be suitable. If I was coming from Wimbledon I'd go to Earlsfield where there's choice of three buses along Garratt Lane.

156 is fine from spoons to the plough lane crossroads