An 8th-successive highest finish in AFC Wimbledon history saw the club looking in really good shape to prepare for a 3rd year in the Premier League.
Crazy Gang | Part 11 | López Wins Young Player of the Year
Crazy Gang | Part 10 | A Tricky Transfer Situation
AFC Wimbledon defied all the odds to survive relatively comfortably in their first-ever season in the Premier League. However, now things were about to get much more difficult, especially considering a dire conclusion to the 2027/28 campaign.
Crazy Gang | Part 7 | I Love You, Ricky-Jade Jones!
AFC Wimbledon came within 1 point of the Championship playoffs in 2025/26 led by the star strikeforce of Daniel Jebbison and Jamie Donley. However, it looked like neither would be allowed to return, leaving Trebor Mahtal with a big headache in the summer of 2026.
Crazy Gang | Part 5 | Record Levels of Indiscipline
The Crazy Gang performed well above expectations to comfortably survive in the EFL Championship at the first time of asking. And we were slowly building an exciting young squad.
Crazy Gang | Part 4 | A Championship Rebuild
Wimbledon were promoted to the second-tier of English football for the first time. Now manager Trebor Mahtal faced a tough task to strengthen the squad for a bid at Championship survival on the thinnest of shoestrings.
Crazy Gang | Part 3 | Aggressive Young Men
AFC Wimbledon defied all expectations as the new generation of the infamous Crazy Gang reached the League One playoffs in their first season under new manager Trebor Mahtal.
Crazy Gang | Part 2 | Smashing Wimbledon Records
The Crazy Gang was alive and kicking - with the emphasis on kicking - six months into Trebor Mahtal's reign as AFC Wimbledon. Our 4-4-fucking2 approach had us sitting nicely in League One mid-table and into the FA Cup fourth round.
Crazy Gang | Part 1 | Welcome To Wimbledon!
Football fans of a certain age will look back to the good old days of football when "men were real men" and it was more than acceptable to give a tricky winger a good kick up the arse to keep him quiet. Nowadays, that's far from the case and, frankly, it's boring to watch.
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