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From the 2013/14 season the Juniors play as FC Liefering in the First League. They are the farm team of FC Red Bull Salzburg. Because they play under the licence of USK Anif, Liefering are eligible for promotion to Bundesliga.
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koliko znam ne mogu,mozda se i varam ali mislim da je tako..
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šteta navijači Wimbledona žive da uđu u 3 ligu i suoče se sa MK dons sad će im biti zadatak još teži jer sumnjam da će MK Dons ispasti iz 2 lige još jako dugo, imaju odličan stadion i i stabilni su financijski, AFC Wimbledon je nasljedio sve trofeje nakon duge borbe, navijači su osnovali klub odmah nakon raspada starog Wimbledona i krenuli u bitku; iz pazite 8 lige niko im nije vjerovao ali dokopali su se 4 lige u nekih 9 sezone i za sad su tu Wimbledon i dalje postoji i to je prilično ozbiljna liga a mogli su skroz nestati, ja mislim da se čeka da neko prepozna potencijal i uloži u klub ;) uglavnom su mi radi svega ovoga jedan od dražih engleskih klubova i nadam se da će uspjeti i doživjeti dan za koji žive a to je službeni meč sa MK Dons u nekoj od liga
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I ja to mislim,da se jednostavno čeka da se netko spremi uložiti u ovaj klub,jer došli su do League Two i sada je nekakva stagnacija...
igrali su oni vec sluzbenih medjusobnih utakmica a ovo je legendarna pobjeda Wimbledona
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3lvAYW_vs8
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čitao sam da planiraju dignuti novi stadion za wimbledon
New Plough Lane
AFC Wimbledon, a Phoenix Club of Wimbledon FC, has always stated as one of its aims to return to the "spiritual home" of Wimbledon, Plough Lane. This aim is the basis of a project to create a new purpose-build stadium within the vicinity of the old stadium, or on the site of the Wimbledon Greyhound Track, located next door to the old Plough Lane Stadium. Plans to develop the greyhound site as either a multi-purpose stadium or as a football stadium have been publicised frequently by the club and the media since establishment but until 2013 no official steps towards acquiring the site had been taken. AFC Wimbledon announced that discussions with Merton Council over a joint bid for the greyhound stadium and surrounding land, in cooperation with Galliard Homes, including outline plans for a new community-focused football stadium to be developed on the site, as part of the councils "call-for-sites" scheme.[23] The site would also include 600 residential units and a wide range of shops and community facilities. A similar rival development is also planned by the greyhound stadium to expand on the site and the pros and cons of each submitted plan for the site will be weighed up by the council who will choose which development to back, announced in March 2014. If the plans are approved, AFCW predict that it could be 2016 before construction even begins.