Pack it in the lot of you. Moderation should just be about getting rid of the stuff that can earn Bert solicitors' letters not people trying to wind each other up.

Leddy, a good few go on both... But you probably know that.

Enjoy the 2 -2 draw Saturday and the summer ☀️

Exactly 💯 wup is the now as far left as x is far right;-)

Politiczzzzzzzzz 🥱

Which DT board member was called that Leddy?

I have a theory that all internet platforms will eventually become echo chambers where descenting voices are driven out. Discord for the pro Dons Trust. This place for people who like to call DT board members 'Shitforbrains'.

Not Farage, Rupert Lowe:-)

Translation - X is brilliant, there's no free speech and we all agree with each other on Trump, Farage and conspiracy theories ;-)

X is now brilliant all the tolerant :-) left moaners have gone ,leaving a lot less toxic place. Although im sure some pretend they are not on it;-)

Can’t believe anyone still uses the word “woke” as a derogatory term 😂

"work 'out'"

Can't work who's wearing the frock or holding the flowers on the right in today's OTD!

Musk buying Twitter was the peak of it's my ball and I'm taking it home (albeit it was more "you won't be nice to me, so I'm my buying your ball and bursting it")

I can understand why the trust dumped X. It's become a dreadful platform since Musk bought it. However there are alternatives. Bluesky is a breath of fresh air and so pleasant to be a part of.

Better quality video [Link]

[Link] That George Santos tackle at Bramhall Lane (about 1 min 30 secs in)

The DTB is now full of people who are not in it for the right reasons. It’s not that they’re just incapable of running a Twitter account or a members’ forum, or an Instagram account or a TikTok account. It’s that they don’t want to. Because any open channel invites opinions and they only want the opinions of people they know will clap along with their negligence.

Indeed Trigger. It makes the DT woke decision to come off Twitter all the more silly, when you see these sort of exchanges going on. Across club media teams there is a total embrace of twitter, since it drives eyeballs to the websites.

[Link] York City social admin had a few sherberts and one Rochdale Twitter account took it very well. Soccer! [Link]

A local newspaper commentary on the OTD Wealdstone match [Link]

The ref in that "Battle of Bramall Lane" was Eddie Wolstenholme. He was the ref in our FA Cup match and replay against Wycombe in 2001. I remember it as one of the worst refereeing performances I've seen.

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Naz, you need 8 players to start a game but it only gets abandoned if a side goes down to 6 players

In this Group B clash, already heightened tensions between the two football teams were exacerbated by the description of Santiago in crude terms by two Italian journalists, Antonio Ghirelli [it] and Corrado Pizzinelli; they had written that Santiago was a backwater dump where "the phones don't work, taxis are as rare as faithful husbands, a cable to Europe costs an arm and a leg and a letter takes five days to turn up", and its population as prone to "malnutrition, illiteracy, alcoholism and poverty. Chile is a small, proud and poor country: it has agreed to organise this World Cup in the same way as Mussolini agreed to send our air force to bomb London (they didn't arrive). The capital city has 700 hotel beds. Entire neighbourhoods are given over to open prostitution. This country and its people are proudly miserable and backwards."[3] Chilean newspapers fired back, describing Italians in general as fascists, mafiosos, oversexed, and, because some of Inter Milan's players had recently been involved in a doping scandal, drug addicts.[4] The Italian journalists involved were forced to flee Chile, while an Argentinian scribe mistaken for an Italian in a Santiago bar was beaten up and hospitalised.