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The ‘resilient’ Wombles Downunder fanzine

THANKS to PETE SLATER and his research for Leeds Central Library, Wombles Downunder is the fourth oldest of the still active football fanzines and rated as the most resilient. Here Pete tells us about the fanzine project, what was involved and how Wombles Downunder figured in it.

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40 years and still going strong!

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The ‘resilient’ Wombles Downunder fanzine

THANKS to PETE SLATER and his research for Leeds Central Library, Wombles Downunder is the fourth oldest of the still active football fanzines and rated as the most resilient. Here Pete tells us about the fanzine project, what was involved and how Wombles Downunder figured in it.

Wombles Downunder #269

WE celebrate Wimbledon’s crowning achievement in earning promotion the hard way — through the play-off minefield and culminating with that stoic final victory at...
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The ‘resilient’ Wombles Downunder fanzine

THANKS to PETE SLATER and his research for Leeds Central Library, Wombles Downunder is the fourth oldest of the still active football fanzines and rated as the most resilient. Here Pete tells us about the fanzine project, what was involved and how Wombles Downunder figured in it.

Robbo’s transformation of Wimbledon

MARK ROBINSON inherited a squad that had picked up two points from 11 games and was shot of confidence. In the remaining 21 games...

Dons to share Plough Lane with London Broncos

Wimbledon will share Plough Lane with the London Broncos rugby league club after a majority vote of Dons Trust members at a virtually-staged SGM. The...