Ahhh, didnt read it properly tbh!!!!

Think that is 2 waiting on visas & assume may be more to get to 28/29 players.

https://twitter.com/londonbroncosrl/sta ... 79522?s=21 Says we are playing at Cherry red records stadium which is Kingsmeadow. AFC and Kingstonian old ground. It’s a nice ground as has parking. But I can confirm anything other than this tweet

https://twitter.com/londonbroncosrl/sta ... 79522?s=21 Says we are playing at Cherry red records stadium which is Kingsmeadow. AFC and Kingstonian old ground. It’s a nice ground as has parking. But I can confirm anything other than this tweet

Try to keep up. https://www.cherryred.co.uk/afc-wimbled ... ough-lane/

Try to keep up. https://www.cherryred.co.uk/afc-wimbled ... ough-lane/

There's no chance they mean Kingsmeadow. It now belongs to Chelsea, they are extremely protective of their pitch. Kingstonian FC were made homeless to reduce pitch wear and tear as part of the deal that saw Chelsea buy the stadium. There's zero chance of a rugby league team ever moving in I suspect

Oh my bad I just googled cherry records and it brought me to Kingsmeadow

So what do we reckon we will see from the remaining 9/10 we have signed??

A large number of Academy lads signed up?
More from the Queensland / Nsw cup??
A few loans??

I'm guessing a mixture tbh

My money remains on a few day tripping northern based players to help provide a spine to the 13

Then why not name them if they have signed. Drip feeding players at this level doesn't get the pulse racing at all.

The quote from MonkeyLover said 20 of the 28/29 signed are new. Might narrow it down.

There are various parking options depending on what is suitable to individuals.

Queens Road Car Park is a flat £2.50 on a Sunday. Only ever seen it full in December. 1.5 mile walk with bus or train (to Haydons Road) options.

Off road parking in multiple roads at about 0.5 miles away. Either no restrictions or Mon to Fri until 6:30pm. Industrial or park so not really used by residents. Parking available during week days, I suspects lots more on a Sunday.

Earlsfield station is closer than Wimbledon station, around mile (with bus options). Tooting Broadway Northern Line about a 20 min walk. Haydons Road 10 min walk but closed about every fourth Sunday. Kent travellers I suggest Northern Line on those days.

For the supporter from Egham you could walk, I did this year! Seriously I’d drive M25/A3 or cut through if you prefer. Should be 45 mins max if traffic reasonable.

I’ve driven to lots of places in London in the last 18 months that I’m not familiar with. Top of the list is can I guarantee to park. So I know the concerns of being “stuck”. Wimbledon wouldn’t worry me as there are many options. My only reservation may be is the driver mobile enough to walk a mile. If so he/she can worst case scenario drop off less mobile passengers at the ground before parking.

Based on the projected attendances I honestly think the local non residential roads will more than suffice. Unless the attendances are huge and even then I assume a lot of away support with very limited numbers of them driving I’d guess.

There actually is a lot of parking in the ground. The catch is that it’s available if only the main stand (4,000+) is used. If away fans get their own stand, it’s tricky, but MIGHT be feasible. Lots of cars in the stadium (officials, players) etc for AFC Wimbledon ladies with attendance around 1,600. No segregation though and beer allowed (not allowed at men's league games of course) at our seats

So, 19 announced. 13 new and 6 current. That would mean 7 more newbies to come, and 2/3 current (prob academy?)