I Visited Britains Most HATED Football Club

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1 Feb 202418:30

Summary

TLDRThe video script explores the contentious reputation of Milton Keynes Dons (MK Dons), often regarded as the UK's most hated football club. The narrative delves into the club's controversial origins, stemming from the relocation and rebranding of Wimbledon FC in the early 2000s, which led to the formation of AFC Wimbledon by disgruntled fans. The video attempts to provide a balanced view by including perspectives from MK Dons fans, who express a sense of pride and identity, despite the criticism their club often faces. The script also discusses the challenges of establishing a fan base for a relatively young club and the impact of the large stadium on the matchday atmosphere. The creator concludes that MK Dons may not be the most hated club, but rather, they are often met with indifference.

Takeaways

  • 🏟️ The video discusses Milton Keynes Dons (MK Dons), a football club that is often considered the most hated in the UK.
  • 🔍 The dislike stems from the club's controversial history, where it was formed after Wimbledon FC moved to Milton Keynes and was rebranded as MK Dons, causing a rift among fans.
  • 🎨 The club's chairman, Pete Winkelman, renamed the team and changed its colors from the original Wimbledon FC's blue and yellow to white.
  • 📉 Wimbledon FC's old club was left behind, leading to the formation of AFC Wimbledon by fans who wanted to preserve the original club's legacy.
  • 👎 The video suggests that MK Dons is often labeled as the most hated club without people fully understanding the context of its formation.
  • 👏 MK Dons fans are portrayed as being proud of their club, embracing the 'hated' label and thriving off it.
  • 👴 The club has a young fan base, with the video mentioning a 39-year-old left-back, indicating a mix of young and older players.
  • 🍿 The atmosphere at MK Dons' home games is described as lacking due to the large stadium size relative to the number of fans present.
  • 📈 MK Dons has a relatively new fan base considering it has only been around for about 20 years.
  • 🤝 The video features interviews with MK Dons fans who express their support for the club despite the criticism it receives.
  • 🤔 The presenter concludes that MK Dons may not be the most hated club in the UK, suggesting that people are more indifferent to its existence.

Q & A

  • Which football club is considered the most hated in the UK according to the video?

    -MK Dons is considered the most hated football club in the UK according to the video.

  • Why did Wimbledon FC relocate to Milton Keynes?

    -Wimbledon FC relocated to Milton Keynes due to a financial crisis and was later renamed to MK Dons by the club's chairman, Pete Winkelman.

  • What is the controversy surrounding the move of Wimbledon FC to Milton Keynes?

    -The controversy is that the move and the renaming of the club to MK Dons was seen as erasing the history and identity of the original Wimbledon FC, leading to the formation of a new club, AFC Wimbledon, by fans who wanted to preserve the old club's legacy.

  • How did the fans of MK Dons respond to the label of being one of the UK's most hated clubs?

    -The fans interviewed in the video expressed that they don't care about the label and that they thrive off the hate. They believe they saved a dying club and provided jobs for people who would have lost them otherwise.

  • What is the average attendance for MK Dons' home games?

    -The average attendance for MK Dons' home games is around 6,000 to 7,000 people.

  • How does the video presenter feel about the atmosphere during an MK Dons match?

    -The presenter feels that the atmosphere during an MK Dons match feels like a charity match due to the stadium's size and the spacing of the fans. They also mention that the stadium is too large for the current fan base.

  • What is the presenter's opinion on the MK Dons stadium?

    -The presenter considers the MK Dons stadium to be one of the best in the UK but acknowledges that its size is disproportionate to the current fan base, which affects the match atmosphere.

  • What is the age demographic of the MK Dons fan base according to the video?

    -The video suggests that the MK Dons fan base is quite young, with many fans being under the age of 20.

  • Why do some people believe MK Dons is hated by many?

    -Some people believe MK Dons is hated due to the club's controversial origins, the perceived theft of Wimbledon FC's identity, and the rivalry with AFC Wimbledon.

  • What is the presenter's conclusion about MK Dons being the UK's most hated football club?

    -The presenter concludes that MK Dons may not be the most hated football club in the UK, but rather, they think people are indifferent to the club's existence.

  • How does the video address the issue of MK Dons' fans being attacked at games?

    -The video dismisses the idea that MK Dons fans or the presenter would be attacked at games, stating it as a misconception based on past Twitter comments.

  • What is the significance of AFC Wimbledon's formation in relation to MK Dons?

    -AFC Wimbledon was formed as a phoenix club by fans who felt that the original Wimbledon FC's history and identity were disrespected by the move and rebranding to MK Dons. This has created a deep-seated rivalry and strong emotions on both sides.

Outlines

00:00

🏟️ Introduction to MK Dons and Their Reputation

The video begins with a discussion of the UK's most disliked football club, which is revealed to be MK Dons. The host expresses a personal dislike for the club, comparing it to other contenders like Leeds, Millwall, Chelsea, and Manchester City. The video promises to delve into the reasons behind this animosity and explore whether the tide is changing. The host, Ben, arrives in Milton Keynes and humorously interacts with the cameraman, Ellis, before they discuss the club's history, including its controversial move from Wimbledon and rebranding as MK Dons. The video also highlights the club's disregard for its past, including its historic FA Cup win, and the formation of AFC Wimbledon as a phoenix club.

05:01

🤝 Fan Perspectives on MK Dons' Image

The video moves on to discuss the current state of MK Dons, with the host expressing that it has been over 20 years since the club's controversial inception. The host interviews MK Dons fans to get their perspective on the club's reputation and the 'hate' they receive. Fans are shown to be largely indifferent to the hate, with some even thriving off it. The video also touches on the rivalry with AFC Wimbledon and the differing views on who 'saved' the club. The host and Ben visit a local Asda and humorously interact with the environment before heading to the stadium, Stadium MK, discussing their open-minded approach to the day.

10:02

🎥 Matchday Experience and Atmosphere

The video captures the matchday experience at MK Dons, with the host and Ben exploring the stadium and its facilities. They comment on the stadium's size, which is considered too large for the club's current fan base, and discuss the atmosphere during the match. The host notes that the atmosphere feels more like a charity match due to the stadium's open design and the sparse distribution of fans. Despite the lack of atmosphere, the host appreciates the stadium's concourse and the match experience. They also interact with a fan named Simon, who is passionate about the game, and discuss the team's performance and the quality of the football played.

15:02

🤔 Reconsidering MK Dons' 'Most Hated' Status

Towards the end of the video, the host reflects on MK Dons' status as the UK's most hated football club. He concludes that he doesn't believe the title is accurate, suggesting that people are more indifferent to MK Dons than actively hating them. The host also considers the experiences of fans who transitioned from supporting Wimbledon to MK Dons, acknowledging that there may be different perspectives on the club's history. The video ends with the host expressing that, for young people in Milton Keynes, MK Dons is their local team and that the club is still building its fan base.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡MK Dons

MK Dons is a football club based in Milton Keynes, England. The name 'MK Dons' is a source of controversy as it was formerly known as Wimbledon FC before relocating and rebranding. This change is central to the video's discussion on why the club is perceived as 'hated' by many. The club's history, relocation, and rebranding are key points in the video's narrative.

💡Wimbledon FC

Wimbledon FC was a historic football club that faced financial crisis and eventually moved to become MK Dons. The transition from Wimbledon FC to MK Dons is a pivotal aspect of the video, illustrating the club's controversial past and the division it caused among fans. The video discusses the formation of a new Wimbledon club by fans who opposed the move.

💡Relocation

Relocation refers to the act of moving the football club from its original home in Wimbledon to Milton Keynes. This move is a significant part of the video's theme as it is the main reason for the animosity towards MK Dons. The script mentions the unusual nature of such a move in the UK football culture, contrasting it with the more common practice in North America.

💡Rivalry

The rivalry in the context of the video is between MK Dons and AFC Wimbledon, the phoenix club formed by fans who wanted to preserve the legacy of the original Wimbledon FC. This rivalry is a key element of the video, highlighting the deep-seated tensions and the strong emotions on both sides.

💡Phoenix Club

A phoenix club refers to a new club that is formed in the image of an older, defunct club. AFC Wimbledon is described as a phoenix club in the video, as it was created by fans after Wimbledon FC was effectively replaced by MK Dons. This concept is important as it represents the fans' efforts to maintain the history and identity of the original club.

💡Administration

In the context of the video, administration refers to a legal process where a club faces financial difficulties and is managed by an external party to protect it from creditors. Wimbledon FC entered administration before being bought by Pete Winkelman, which led to its rebranding as MK Dons. This process is significant as it set the stage for the club's controversial transformation.

💡Fan Base

The fan base refers to the collective group of supporters for a football club. The video discusses the evolution of MK Dons' fan base over the 20 years since its rebranding, highlighting the generational shift and the development of a new community of supporters who may not share the same animosity as older fans.

💡Roundabouts

Roundabouts are a type of road junction mentioned in the video as a humorous fact about Milton Keynes, where MK Dons is based. The city is noted for having over 120 roundabouts, which is used in the video to add a light-hearted element to the discussion and to illustrate the unique characteristics of the town.

💡Stadium MK

Stadium MK is the home ground of MK Dons. The video mentions the stadium as being impressively large for the club's current size and league position. The stadium's size and its impact on the matchday atmosphere is a point of discussion, with the video noting that it feels 'soulless' due to the vastness in comparison to the number of fans present.

💡Atmosphere

Atmosphere in the context of the video refers to the mood and energy within the stadium during a match. The video discusses the lack of atmosphere at Stadium MK due to the large size of the venue relative to the number of fans, which contributes to the perception of the club as 'hated' and the match feeling like a 'charity match'.

💡Indifferent

Indifferent in the video refers to a lack of interest or concern. The term is used to describe the attitude of some football fans towards MK Dons, suggesting that rather than outright hatred, many fans may simply not care about the club. This perspective offers a more nuanced view of the club's reputation.

Highlights

The UK's most hated football club is Milton Keynes Dons (MK Dons).

The video explores why MK Dons are hated and whether they deserve this label.

MK Dons were formed in 2004 after Wimbledon FC moved 60 miles to Milton Keynes and changed their name and colors.

The move and rebranding completely changed the club's identity, leading to distaste among fans.

AFC Wimbledon was formed as a phoenix club by fans who wanted to preserve the history of the original Wimbledon FC.

MK Dons are seen as a soulless club that dishonored the history of one of Britain's historic clubs.

However, some argue that MK Dons saved the club and the jobs of its employees when it was on the brink of collapse.

After 20 years, a new fan base has grown for MK Dons, particularly among younger generations in Milton Keynes.

MK Dons fans embrace the club's identity as the most hated team and thrive off the hate they receive.

The MK Dons stadium is one of the best in the UK but is currently too big for the club's average attendance.

The stadium's size and design make it difficult to create a good atmosphere with the current number of fans.

The video explores the atmosphere and fan experience at an MK Dons home match.

The video concludes that MK Dons are not the most hated club, but rather are indifferent to their existence.

The MK Dons story is an interesting case study of football club relocation and the resulting fan dynamics.

The video provides an open-minded perspective on MK Dons, speaking to fans and exploring the club's atmosphere and identity.

The rivalry between MK Dons and AFC Wimbledon is intense, with neither club acknowledging the other's existence.

Transcripts

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today we're visiting the UK's most hated

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football club hate it sits beside loving

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our brains and Consciousness and leads

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us to disgust and disdain much like me

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for literally anything in the world

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smile for once Ellis live up anyway

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there's a lot of contenders for the UK's

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most hated football club Leeds mil wall

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Chelsey Manchester City it s town

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because IV sport him and I hate him

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currently however one Club has always

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and still always tops the list for this

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Milton King d the story behind this and

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the reasons are interesting and the tide

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May beginning to event and turn actually

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going to cover the facts in more detail

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throughout the video as to why they

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hated before we get into that 10,000

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likes and we'll do this at the Europe's

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most hated football club but for now

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let's get off to the place which is just

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it's just loads of roundabouts welcome

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to Milton keing and welcome to a

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days morning Ben morning I was in

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Jamaica 27 hours ago now you're going to

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C with me after Milton Kings and it isus

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two

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sign in the distance Stadium MK I do

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like the videos more and we have like a

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oh we're

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not you missed the Turning didn't you

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Ben

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yeah come on here we are those who have

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been a fan of the channel for a while

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will know we've been here a few times

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before we never sat in the home end and

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we're here today to colover and find out

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more about the club from a home

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perspective well we might be in MK it

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was a joke also the word joke is used

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very Loosely here look at us putting the

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Don in MK

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Don can we get a coffee please I'm so

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tired don't let it be overstated the

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size of that asra is very

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impressive I'll give you some facts

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about milon King we get inside the

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coffee

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shop what was the point about HDA before

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we go any further into this we have sat

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and just getting a coffee what has going

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on in this sofa unspeakable things have

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happened on there haven't know it's not

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a great start to so obviously we we'll

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cover why people hate mkd in a minute

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once I've woken up a bit but you want

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some fun facts about Milton keing as a

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place it's home to over 120 roundabouts

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there's 20,000 parking spaces in central

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Milton

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keing oh do you want more there's an

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odan outside the

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stadium really good that is that is all

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I have noted D this is my job I do read

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all the comments in the most recent way

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days a few people have noted about my

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skin just to very quickly jump in I know

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like I also know I went to the GP the

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other day he looked you and went I'm

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going to level of you it's bad I was

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like I've got people on internet telling

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me you're supposed to do something about

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it but let's discuss why mkd are haed so

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obviously today we're coming at this

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from the angle of like do people really

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hate MK Don in my opinion I'm a Le's fan

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you're a Liverpool fan I think G clubs

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are more hated Chelsea are more hated

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manual are more hated and actually now

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I'm trying to see what they younger

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generation of fans have it cuz people

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always say support your local team well

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if you're a young person in M ke

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obviously this is your local team now so

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and teams have existed less time than

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them and I still like like Chelsea and

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Man City you get it it's a it's football

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B and we have fun here anyway Alfie

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animations on screen right now this is

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why MK Don are supposedly the most hated

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Club in England it's going to be this is

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a long one I'm so sorry Alfie it's going

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to be a to edit that's what you get for

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the Bradford video it goes back to the

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1990s Wimbledon FC a historic UK

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football club hit a financial crisis and

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moved from their home FL Lane to Crystal

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Palace and played their games at sellur

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Park they stayed there until 2001 Then

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Pete wman the club's current chairman

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decided to meet the club in wimon 60 M

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away to here in Molton keing quick

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sidebar for American viewers here just

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to jump in here it's not normal for our

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sports teams to move I know it's more

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common place in North America I know

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it's people don't like it necessarily

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over there but that's weird we don't

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move sports teams here we hate them from

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where we live or you Rel Le fan lives in

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Northfolk eventually the club entered

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Administration and winman stepped in and

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bought the club out of administration

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and renamed the team to MK Dons changing

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the club's name and also changed the

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club's iconic blue and yellow colors to

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White that just completely just changed

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the club completely it's easy to see why

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there is a distaste and by 2007 they

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completely dropped any reference to the

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old club like even dropping the fact

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they won in a historic FA Cup like one

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of the most iconic FA Cup wins of all

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time was technically won by this club

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it's really weird gray area but they

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don't mention that they did it anymore

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they completely forgot the existence of

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the old Club in the meantime throughout

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all of this AFC wien a Phoenix Club of

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the old wien Club formed which gained

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National and worldwide press and ended

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up getting people on board for them and

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to be honest my preference in regards to

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wimon and MK Dons will be always wimon

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because it's the historic club that has

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gone through the ashes started at the

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bottom and then they now play they've

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played each other in the league system

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now it's an amazing like Underdog fairy

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tale story in the English football

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pyramid and it's it's a really cool

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story this club has usually been seen as

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a shell of a club that's ripped and

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Dishonored the history of one of

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Britain's historic clubs it uprooted a

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fan base and divided them entirely and

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took the soul out of that club something

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which we just do not do here which is

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why you'll never see an example of like

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say a Red Bull sponsor team in England

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however after all of that it has now

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been over 20 years since all of that

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happened and a new fan base has came

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through the club we're going to speak to

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a few fans today and see what their

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perspective is on the club whether they

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agree whether they should be considered

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hated or not whether they embrace it and

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just what matx experience is like in the

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home end of an MK Don's game we're going

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with an open mind today let's look

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around

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Asda should probably speak about this

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video sponsored should

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I I'm joked they have no idea who we are

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but I'll be honest we're we're in ASDA

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once again I know Ben always says it

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sometimes that why do people watch these

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we walk around Asda and then he just

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turned to me and G this is quality in

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it we are the most I this what I want

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once again I understand why people find

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us tragic no one's ever called anoun a

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quality I never been to Ikea before how

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you feeling we'll do a

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pre-match feeling shocked if anyone's

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still watching the football

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video go on B and take a seat in that

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sofa okay

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why so why you looking to get

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into test it out give it a lie down I

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don't know if we'll both fit on that all

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these units around here but there's only

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one I've got my eyes

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on cuz you go to the gym and you're yeah

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that's just of all the countries in the

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world I just cannot hope with feeling

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that the UK does not need ninja

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classes goost to the pound once a mon

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shut up about it car let's go to wag

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look at me I went to Japan people are

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going to use this as a stick to beat

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against this club having a wag M and her

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nandos next to your stadium is a win in

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my eyes cheers to the UK's most hated

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football club

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cheers same amount of staff as they have

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people in the stands B no we're not

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doing that we're on their side today

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morning hi can we just grab two tickets

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please

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cheers for a prettyat pint the thing is

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after that stone Island we needed to

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calm down so

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much drinking

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milkshake we've been to Blackpool I did

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eat some ganja rock yeah that was Terri

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hopefully the police aren't watching

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this so I'm joined by Jamie my name's

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Adam what is it like being an MK Dons

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fan you get some stick quite a lot of

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the time especially going away from

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these big clubs cuz apparently we don't

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have any fans but you got people coming

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here week in week out still it's it's

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good obviously there's been some some

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ups and downs obviously it's a a lot of

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hate but we deal with it well we put up

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with the stick put up with the hate it's

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part of being a Don fan I guess we love

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it but being an mkon fan in particular I

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love it what do you make I was going to

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say what do you make of the label of one

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of the UK's most hated clubs I don't

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care none of us none of us care about it

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none of us care about any of the height

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we Thrive off it I I understand

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obviously where it comes from with how

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we came about and everything and I I see

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why people say I think people label us

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as the most hated Club just without

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really looking into it when you see

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clubs like Man City Chelsea like Premier

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League fans getting involved in League 2

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when most of them don't even go to games

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like and I guess a lot of people set

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aside with AFC wimon on the whole on the

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whole rivalry stuff without really

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looking into what actually happened AFC

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Wimbledon and all of their fans come

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abandons their club before we'd even

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taken it effectively AFC wimon as you

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may know in the buildup all they talk

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about is how much they hate us and how

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much they need to how Don's fans a lot

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of times see is that we saved the club

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we saved all all the people who worked

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for that club would have gone bus they

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would have lost their jobs so we saved a

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dying Club a lot of people don't see it

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that way they see it that we stole a

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club that we've ripped out the heart of

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the community who in the end didn't

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really want it anymore so welcome to the

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MK Arena again Watch Out Ben behind you

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stop being so ignorant it's a

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Suzuki good put some Gillingham fans way

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but they were going to H one and a half

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thousand fans and I do stand by it this

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is an unbelievable away away day like as

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an away fan I've been beds comry

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Portsmouth it is unbelievable in that

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away so obviously the attendance is it's

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a 30,000 seat then actually said off

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camera what did you say off camera it's

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one of the best

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stadiums in the UK and you mean that

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yeah obviously they it's say 30,000 seat

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they average run 6 to 7,000 pounds which

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what I will say about that is when leads

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were in League one when I was growing up

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we were doing around 18

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20,000 in Ellen Road and we're known for

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have we're a very old Club but six times

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older I'm obviously sitting on the fence

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and I've said things about this club's

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existence in the past that my I think it

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hasn't really changed on it's

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interesting getting the expected of fans

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here I can see why their fans be bit

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like well hang on him it we're only 20

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years old like we're building a fan base

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and we're in League 2 so I can sort of

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see both sides there so we spoke to more

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MK on fans and want get been really

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interesting they said it's pretty

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interesting with the arrival with

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Wimbledon but Wimbledon won't ever ever

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acknowledge the club's existence this

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this rival wimbl MK will never be on TV

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um you can never really hear coms for it

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because Wimbledon will never agree to do

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it out of principle of MK Don's taking

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the club for example the MK Don fans

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we've all spoken get it as well but

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they're all saying like we lean into it

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now they hate us what you want like

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that's the club's identity and like me

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and Ben are like fair play like if

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that's what you want to be if you want

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to be the hated Club then just be that

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own it what got a 39y old left back

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so I like old men like playing football

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this lines when met we met me andman

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outside the ground his name is Simon and

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he said he want he knows of away days

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because of his children watching the

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videos so Ben is so excited and he said

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don't give a stick throughout the game

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so apologies for the 90 minutes of hell

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you're about to get Simon

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simonon that is mentally you've just

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done that just scream Simon that's the

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the thing of our Simon as soon as he

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steps on that Hollow Turf he's all

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business there's no time for friendship

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outside this a full time I come and

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shake your hand but you're in the game

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he's all business thank you I'm

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convinced no one has ever scored a goal

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in one of these shooting drills in a war

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for sake go again I'm convinced no

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one has ever scored a goal in one of

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these shooting drills in a warm-up so

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it's a very young fan base but also

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Cub's 22 years old or something like

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that so

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what that what you'd expect right for

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those invested we have moved closer to

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try and get hello from Simon so that is

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our the next 2 hours of our lives are

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going to be

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spent I mean it is when you turn around

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you do

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see the stadium that is absolutely far

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too big for this club at the moment the

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reason I'm not really touching on the

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negative too much I've done that all

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previously everyone's done that so it's

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more like trying to show what positives

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are to with the club as well so don't go

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to the other end don't go to the other

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end Simon you're better than that now

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get ready toap Simon over

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here Simon watches there by the way um

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we've already won we can't spend a whole

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night we we can we we definitely can

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we've paid money 52 quid by the

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way also this is a good example for how

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Twitter is just all Tau in the past I've

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had a few people tweet me saying if I

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ever came to MK Don's game in the home

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end I'd be attacked I don't know why I

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think people think I'm someone else

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obviously happened I think people see us

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and they're like oh wow never mess with

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them imagine being one of the lucky

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people the in the the red circle what a

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privilege that would

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be Get invol There He

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Is We supposed to be covering up the

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most ha we just ending up only our

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Channel only we could make a video about

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hater Club about a

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linman I don't want to alarm you but I

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think uh defenders in our stand have'

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got catch up on a state pie going to go

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Steward then we're 10 minutes in the

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atmosphere admittedly the fans that you

13:03

started recording this Jing on fans have

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just started charting football in a

13:06

library and In fairness do you think it

13:08

would be better if they restricted the

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amount of fans they've got into one area

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everyone two yeah everyone if it's weird

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having people so spaced out if anything

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to me it looks worse having just people

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scouted there I don't know the best way

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to do it but he's just quite Eerie with

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the atmosphere but I also guess it's the

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problem with having such a soulless like

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soulless bow Stadium you know what I

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mean like this is one of the first

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examples of it in England really and any

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comments about any atmosphere either

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good or bad in this video people might

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say you need to be in I don't ever

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believe you need to be directly in

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atmosphere for it to be good we are sat

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close enough to it to have an objective

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opinion on it and also we never go in

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the atmosphere anyway nowadays we like

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to see it from afar so this is our usual

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location tell you guys not put a foot

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wrong on this pitch it's the man in

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Black right there not one foot been put

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wrong like you ready there's a corner

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but two whipped in and whatever happens

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he won just won't miss it he won't miss

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it that's a goal kick that is well see

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