What? Looking like you're walking out?





Here's mine with the Dons newest fan at 10 days old

It's a ginger!!!!



Just the light I hope.



Congratulations Jemmo.

I liked the walking out joke .. it does look like I am doing the Wigan walk* ... or in my case the Donny dawdle.





* You do realise that you are making me a potential target by pointing me out, don't you?

Me being public enemy No.1 and all.

OI! She is not a ginner! Take that back!



Sorry if Ive pointed you out to people and exposed you; you're like this forums Stig!

Glad she is not a Stanley.





Well my name is Smith .. so perhaps I should call myself 'The Smig' and attend games in a white F1 suit and helmet.

The helmet would come in handy for protection against season ticket wielding antipodeans.

I'm guessing that you didn't purchase one then.

Well ... after all that fuss ... I actually did!!







But I am not being a hypochrite.

After a bit of thought,I figured I could buy programs and half-time draw tickets and buy a shirt and make up the shortfall that way (none of which I normally do).

So they will probably get more money out of me this way.

COYD

Nice wriggling

... tbh it's your call and everyone else should respect that.



For my part, I didn't but then that's because I probably won't be at many home games next season.

That's unfortunate ... why is that then ... if you don't mind my nosiness?

Work commitments?

No, just simply personal choice.

But you're a Dons supporter?

I don't understand.

We the public demand an explanation.





You can't be wanting to devote more time to drinking!?







Or perhaps that's it, your cutting down or stopping and rugby would not be as much fun without the beer buzz.









There must be some female putting the pressure on.

Are you a man or a mouse?

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I am / was but the decision was taken some weeks ago. There have been a number of issues this season that have taken their toll on me in terms of my dedication to / desire to follow the Dons. Out of respect to others, I will not go into detail on a public forum but ask me face to face and I'll be more than happy to answer.



I will probably be taking in one or two away games next season as part of a day out. York (if they don't get promoted), London etc







No.







There have been times where it has certainly been better to have had a drink before venturing to a game.









Quite the opposite and every decision that I have made in the past few months with regards to the Trust / the Dons has been supported and would have been whatever the decision.



I would add that I would like some success and stability to be witnessed by the long-suffering supporters who deserve more than boom and bust (hopefully that is a thing of the past).