AFC Wimbledon - ePetition to the Sports Minister

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Re: AFC Wimbledon - ePetition to the Sports Minister
« Reply #10 on: Wednesday, 21 March, 2007, 20:04.31 »

Gladly sign the petition,I really feel sorry for AFC.
I admire them for setting up their own club when the FA disgracefully sanctioned the move to Milton Keynes'


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Re: AFC Wimbledon - ePetition to the Sports Minister
« Reply #11 on: Thursday, 22 March, 2007, 06:13.06 »

Although petitions sound like a good idea, they dont really work. If one petition is recieved, it is taken as one complaint. You also get your fair share of "Micky Mouse's & Donald Duck's" in there. Huh

You are better off sending a personal letter or email to whoever you are petitioning.
Imagine an office having to open 2000 letters rather than one petition!!!


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