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- clubsincrisis.sport accessdate "2009-06-05".
- clubsincrisis.sport date "2003-01-11".
- clubsincrisis.sport first "Jim".
- clubsincrisis.sport isCitedBy AFC_Wimbledon.
- clubsincrisis.sport isCitedBy Milton_Keynes_Dons_F.C..
- clubsincrisis.sport isCitedBy Relocation_of_Wimbledon_F.C._to_Milton_Keynes.
- clubsincrisis.sport isCitedBy South_London_derby.
- clubsincrisis.sport isCitedBy Wimbledon_F.C..
- clubsincrisis.sport last "White".
- clubsincrisis.sport location "London".
- clubsincrisis.sport publisher "Guardian News and Media".
- clubsincrisis.sport quote "Ten miles from Selhurst Park, in Kingston upon Thames, the following Saturday, the streets around the tidy little Kingsmeadow football ground are filling up an hour before kick-off. It is here that Wimbledon fans, fed up with the direction in which the owners were leading the object of their love, have set up a football club of their own. ... Early in 2001, Wimbledon's owners announced that they intended to move the club to the Buckinghamshire new town. The fans were adamant that it should remain in their community. 'They wanted to steal our club,' says Kevin Rye, of the Wimbledon Independent Supporters Association . 'Nick it and move it 70 miles north. That's what it is: nothing short of theft.'".
- clubsincrisis.sport quote "Ten miles from Selhurst Park, in Kingston upon Thames, the following Saturday, the streets around the tidy little Kingsmeadow football ground are filling up an hour before kick-off. It is here that Wimbledon fans, fed up with the direction in which the owners were leading the object of their love, have set up a football club of their own. ... Wimbledon fans were in seemingly perpetual dispute with the club's owners. At times last season, the vitriol was so intense that the directors' box at Selhurst Park would be surrounded for entire games with supporters hurling venom at its occupants. ... Early in 2001, Wimbledon's owners announced that they intended to move the club to the Buckinghamshire new town. The fans were adamant that it should remain in their community. 'They wanted to steal our club,' says Kevin Rye, of the Wimbledon Independent Supporters Association . 'Nick it and move it 70 miles north. That's what it is: nothing short of theft.'".
- clubsincrisis.sport quote "[T]here were no more than 90 Wimbledon fans sitting in the Holmesdale End ... At 849, it was the smallest ever crowd recorded in English football's second tier. And that 849 included season ticket holders who hadn't turned up, 211 Rotherham supporters, roughly 200 complimentary tickets given to players' friends and relatives, and the members of Wimbledon's junior teams, who mostly spent the match watching a Champions League game on the television in the bar. Plus a larger than average press contingent, who were there, overwhelmingly, to mock. Which does not leave a lot of paying Wimbledon supporters. In fact, there was so little public interest, the catering manager at Selhurst Park had ordered only 12 pies.".
- clubsincrisis.sport title "Pitch battle".
- clubsincrisis.sport url clubsincrisis.sport.
- clubsincrisis.sport work The_Guardian.