MK Dons set to play with fuck all subs

Serves them right for being the biggest fucking cuntish football club in the country. Worst club in the land.

That is all

in the end they had 4 subs and won 3-2, Yeovil had their goalkeeping coach on the bench as a sub ffs Football's fucked

football's well fucked

why though? the football coach is only 35, and up to the task of his level.

I love it when things like this happen. Would you rather you deal with drafts and waiver wires, free agency and only thirty some professional teams where the players just simply jump to and from teams just as the clubs jump to and from city to city as they're all part of the same umbrella organization.

I'd much rather have a few unfortunate clubs go under with phoenix clubs arising then deal with the stale fake clubs that exist in North American sports.

It happens all the time down here Bob, most clubs can't afford to have squads big enough to field 11 starters and 7 subs each week. Once the injuries and suspensions kick in it tends to stretch clubs. We've regularly had a coach on the bench this year.

There is no need for 7 subs in all honestly, but that's one for another day

Was the 7 recently implentened, I could've sworn it was five just last year!?!?

It was 7 last year as well I think, 5 the year before. Although it is a bit too early for me!

and too late for me! We'll discuss this at a later date.

It shouldn't really be an either or tbf. Clubs shouldn't be allowed to get in the state that Portsmouth and Liverpool were in as well as their lower league counterparts. Without wanting to sound to sentimental the business nobs are fucking with peoples lives and football history.

Hopefully when Man United implode some serious measures will be brought in unlike the weak shit the FA have on the horizon. I'd take the German system everyday of the week.

How do the Krauts run things?

Our league (all football codes) down here are based on the yanky salary cap system, where each club has a set amount to spend on players regardless how much money clubs have or haven't got.

Similar but they can only spend a certain amount of their turnover on wages and I think they're a lot stricter on who can own the club. It's led to them all being on a stable footing but basically doing fuck all in Europe.

There's no way we're going to do something like though. Think what the government must take off Man City a week on how much they pay their players.

Not really.

A number of German clubs are also "fan owned", a bit like Barca is. Fans pay X amount and become members. It's a good system and the way I think smaller clubs will have to go.

Yeh i know i was joking, hence the double laughing smilies.

Tbh i love it when stuff like that happens, but i'd hate it to be happening at my club if i'm honest.

As for the 7 subs thing, i don't mind it, it gives a manager a much better chance of being covered for injuries during the game and gives more options if things need changing around.

How? MK Dons are the very image of what is wrong with football. They directly caused the death of 3 football clubs - 1 is obviously more high profile than the rest. They should have started at the bottom of the pyramid, in my opinion they stole a football league spot off. You can't just uproot a football club and move it elsewhere. The league even changed the rules after that whole affair.

Plus they have always been dirty 'orrible cunts on the pitch as well, especially under Paul Ince - who lost his job at Priestfield after throwing this biggest hissyfit since Orch lost at Fifa.

Which 3 teams did they cause the death of? Wasn't Wimbldon about to die anyway as they were crippled financially and losing hand over fist every year?

Relocation to Milton Keynes was first discussed in the late 70's.

Its been great for this area to have a team of its size as we really don't have anything else like that around. While I agree you a lot was not ideal about it I believe the end result has had its positive. To basically lump all the dedicated support they now have together as the 'biggest fucking cuntish football club in the country' is unfair.

Well I would say the amounts of money and debt attached to the very biggest teams in football are whats wrong with it at the moment.

There have been many clubs on the brink of closing but it has rarely happened. As someone who believes a football club should be part of the community, how can you justify picking up a club and dumping it 150 miles, of whatever north up the country? It isn't the same club and they shouldn't have been granted a football league place. Let's be honest Winkleman was chasing the pounds. MK had two non-league teams before the Dons, which both died as a result of the move, they don"t matter though as they are non-league I guess.

Horrible plastic club, plastic fans and plastic ground

Just my opinion after all