The Womble Coefficient

The 25/26 season is finally over, and AFC Wimbledon secured their place in League One for another year. Tim, Spike and Arash discuss their thoughts on the season that was, offer their own nominations for end of season awards, and start to look ahead to next year. Thanks to everyone for listening over the course of this season, we'll be back at some point over the summer TBC, keep an eye on our...

Dons are staying up allez alleeeeeez. Tim, Arash and Spike are in far better spirits this week after a 1-0 win at Wigan Athletic secured AFC Wimbledon's status in League One for another season. They look back on that game, as well as previewing the final game of the season against Huddersfield.

Tim and Spike look back on AFC Wimbledon's sixth successive defeat in League One at home to Plymouth Argyle, and look to the weekend where Wigan Athletic are the opponents. Will Wimbledon be able to secure their status in L1 with a game left to play, or is it going to be a nervy last day of the season for Dons fans?

With no Spike this week, Tim and Arash have the pleasure of discussing AFC Wimbledon's continued terrible run of form. Two more defeats to nil over the last week have made relegation an ever more looming prospect, is Plymouth the game where the Dons can finally turn their form around?

Well, it looks like we may have a bit of a relegation battle on our hands after all. Tim, Spike and Arash discuss the last two defeats over Easter, before looking ahead to what will hopefully be a change in fortunes over the next week or so against Burton Albion and Stockport County.

With no Tim this week, it's just Arash and Spike left to discuss AFC Wimbledon's resounding defeat at Stockport on Saturday. They also talk about the injury crisis that has hit the club, what the implications are for Kai Jennings and Osman Foyo, and preview the team's two Easter fixtures against Lincoln and Luton.

Things can change quickly in football. Despite just one week ago talking about AFC Wimbledon's playoff aspiration, back-to-back defeats have basically put those dreams to bed. Tim & Spike reflect on those two games, as well as looking ahead to our game against Peterborough on Saturday.

It's just Tim and Spike this week, but they've got plenty to discuss with two home wins for AFC Wimbledon against Northampton and Blackpool, as well as previewing (potentially) trickier ties away at Stevenage and at home to Leyton Orient. With Wimbledon's current good form still going strong, is it now time to adjust our expectations and stop looking over our shoulder and start looking...

A 2-2 draw at Mansfield Town was the latest in a pretty good run of results for AFC Wimbledon, and Tim, Spike and Arash discuss that game as well as the Dons upcoming two games at home to Northampton Town and Blackpool.

Tim, Arash and Spike are back to discuss Wimbledon's demolition of Bradford City at Plough Lane on Saturday, and look ahead to the away game at Mansfield Town as we seek to continue the good run the team are on.

Tim, Arash and Spike are back to discuss AFC Wimbledon's draw at Barnsley before a deceptively "not quite as bad as the score lets on" game at champions-elect Cardiff. There's also an in-depth look ahead to the Dons home game at Bradford coming up this weekend.

Tim, Arash and Spike are back to discuss AFC Wimbledon's first home league victory since September(!!) against Reading, and look ahead to the away games at Barnsley and Cardiff. They also reflect on the disappointing Vertu Trophy defeat at home to Northampton Town.

Arash, Spike and Tim look back on a jam-packed week for AFC Wimbledon, which featured a defeat at home to Bolton before getting back to winning ways away at Port Vale. After a discussion about the fallout from the transfer window, it was then all eyes on Reading as the search for a home win (or even a goal) goes on.

Tim, Arash and Spike recorded earlier than expected this week after AFC Wimbledon's game away at Port Vale was postponed. Without that game to discuss, they look back on the 1-1 draw at Rotherham and discuss our prospects against Bolton at Plough Lane on Saturday.

It's Donny disappointment for AFC Wimbledon, as a late goal consigns them to another league defeat at home. Tim, Arash, and Spike reflect on that game and discuss some of the issues that some of our bigger names seem to be having. As it's January, there's the obligatory transfer window chat, before finishing up with looking ahead to the upcoming away at Rotherham and Port Vale.

Arash, Spike and Tim are back for a bumper episode. With League One hits the halfway point, it's the perfect opportunity to reflect on how things have gone so far and dig in to the numbers around the season so far. Also discussing Wimbledon's continued success in the Vertu Trophy, and looking ahead to the match against Doncaster Rovers at the weekend.

Happy New Year from Arash, Spike and Tim, who are back to discuss AFC Wimbledon's final two festive fixtures. They also have a think about how the Dons might approach the January transfer window, and touch on the Vertu Trophy game against West Ham U21s.

After an underwhelming first two games of Wimbledon's festive fixtures, Tim and Spike are back to reflect on Stevenage (H) & Exeter (H). They then look ahead to the two upcoming away fixtures at Leyton Orient and Wycombe Wanderers.

Tim and Spike look back on AFC Wimbledon's 3-1 loss away at Northampton, and seek out any optimism in the first two of our 4 matches over the festive period, starting with Stevenage on Boxing Day before we face Exeter again.

There wasn't much from AFC Wimbledon's 0-0 home draw against Mansfield for Arash, Spike and Tim to discuss, but discuss it they did. As the festive fixture congestion approaches, they also look ahead to the Dons Friday night fixture against Northampton Town.

Arash, Tim, and Spike have got another AFC Wimbledon defeat to discuss, after falling 1-0 away at Exeter on Tuesday night. Does a solution to the Dons current woes currently reside in the Sutton midfield? Also looking ahead to Saturday's lunchtime kickoff at home to Mansfield Town, with hopes that this is the game that rights the ship. Thanks to Stags fan Sam Binch (Mansfield Musings) for his...

Arash, Tim and Spike had plenty to discuss this week, after the Dons 3-3 draw away at Huddersfield on the weekend, before progressing in the Vertu Trophy after an outstanding 4 goal showing from the ever-polarising Aron Sasu. There's also time to look forward, as we head to Devon on Tuesday night to take on Exeter City in League One.

With Arash away this week, Tim and Spike dissect AFC Wimbledon's home defeat to Wigan. They also highlight a few players (including one who's shining out on loan) as we try to overcome the run we find ourselves on. Finally, attentions turn to this weekend's fixture away at Huddersfield, with insight from Huddersfield fan Paul Gibson.

AFC Wimbledon secured their spot in the knockout round of the Vertu Trophy and Arash, Tim and Spike look back on it. With no league fixture for the Dons, they look back on the goings on around EFL League One, before previewing the next fixture against Wigan Athletic.

It's three defeats in a row for AFC Wimbledon, and Arash, Spike and Tim have no choice but to discuss the 5-0 defeat away at Peterborough. With no game this weekend, they also look at what the Dons might do to get back to winning ways.