The draw at Ipswich, the problems with season tickets, Oxford, and Dons Trust elections ... this week's episode is late, but sounds great. Featuring a random introduction and a couple of classic Nick rants.

A slightly longer edition this week, as we discuss our return home. We review the draws with Bolton and Gillingham, and give our first impressions of Plough Lane with fans; from there, we have all the usual features, and some classic Stuisms.

We discuss the wins over Doncaster and Charlton; preview this weekend's return to Plough Lane and the game against Bolton; talk ticketing systems; and look back at what happened this week in 2001.

We were joined by Luke McCormick & Paul Kalambayi on Sunday night. 

Paul spoke about old school Wimbledon with Robbo using the Richmond Park Challenge, although Luke was amazed to find out that the acadamy used to run the course instead on cycling it. 

Luke discussed his passion for Love Island, his enjoyment of scoring the winner at Doncaster and Paul mentions that he regularly does one on one defending against Ayoub.

We were joined by Aaron Pressley & Zaki Oualah for a fun packed hour chat. 

Aaron declared himself the best dresser at the club already, Zaki talked about the unique banter in the non-league game and Aaron was delighted to declare his love for Italy on the night of the Euro 2020 final. 

Bristol Rovers and Her Game Too featuring Tom Gorringe (Executive Director, Bristol Rovers), John Scales (Fair Game Spokesperson, ex-Wimbledon, Bristol Rovers and England), Caz May (Her Game Too and Bristol Rovers supporter), Jonny Kerr (Fair Game and Bristol Rovers supporter).

Presented by Kevin Borras for Fair Game.

Theme tune and outro music by The Drinking Club (written by Hewitt/Borras)

https://thedrinkingclub.bandcamp.com