TheDon.

I was in the MK end as well and didn't think there looked to be that much space vs. Wolves, but you maybe right. Based on other comments, guess it may depend on whether they counted tickets sold (which should be correct) or tickets scanned (which may understate). 

Based on the fact we count the 6,000 ST Holders regardless of whether they turn up, I guess it would be tickets sold.

I only say it based on comparable crowds such as Coventry City, Leicester City, Leeds United and many others who have brought 4,000 upwards. In my opinion, it looked right. A fantastic turnout regardless and just a shame we could not manage a thousand or so more at our end, seeing as we had 10,500 there.

Yep, I was saying that if that was Wolves with 9k, we had more than 5k, as there weren't enough gaps (vs. the Wolves support) to squeeze another 4k in. 

Actually from my seat to the left of you, 5,100 looked spot on. Our stadium is deceiving. The top tier is smaller than the bottom and each block holds nearly 900.

Neither team really did enough to win and both defences showed why they are the best in the league. We 100% should have had a penalty but it would have been harsh for either team to lose, especially in that manner. I take back my comment pre game, thank god McFadzean played because he had a very solid game!

Great support from you lot although a little flat at times (same as our lot, tense 0-0's do that).

Overall, enjoyable game and 0-0 the fairest result.

If MK win, they are one point ahead of City, but we have a game in hand.

A draw maintains the status quo.

A win for City, not only increases our lead to five points with a GIH, but every goal we score adds to our GD and diminishes theirs.

 

It's MK who'll be thinking "Vital not to lose".

I'll take a draw. I just want to go up, I don't care if we finish 2nd. The title has always been yours to lose.

Correct. I wonder why? Wrong or right.. the Council could give them to Wimbledon and maybe they have already. Perhaps there is a reason for it. Further investigation required. Safe keeping for the day when Merton can offer to home to Wimbledon?

It was decided that neither team could lay hand to the trophies as they rightly belong to neither. It was the logical option as it is now open to both fans. I have certainly been.

Have a good day out BCFC fans, I am sure you will have a decent day regardless of the result, it is not as bad of an awayday as people make out IMO (maybe on a cold Tuesday night). You just have to plan where you are going pre game in advance. I would recommend either of the Wetherspoons in the city centre, the pubs in Fenny Stratford or The Enigma Tavern in Bletchley. I will be in The Moon Under Water (Wetherspoons at the Xscape) from 12 and expect to see a few of you lot in there. May the best team win.

We are both going up anyway

Winkelman gave the trophies to Merton Council, not AFC Wimbledon, just to clarify.