What I have learned today.

I saw Forest at the MK hockey stadium in the third division days.

Me too. With The Cult (who I mainly went for), Blind Melon and Soul Asylum.
Shortly after that it was Metallica, Megadeth, The Almighty and Diamondhead. Was supposed to be Alice In Chains but Layne was in rehab (which obviously didn’t work out).

The 90s was great for mad lineups of a European summer.

I do believe that was the last time I frequented Milton Keynes.

One and only time I've been. Lost 1-0 on a freezing cold night to a goal from a former Derby player.

Amazing I've not been back really.

Pretty sure I've since been back when we played them at their proper ground. Cannot remember anything about the game though!

I spent a few weeks working as a shopfitter in Milton Keynes back in t'day. Fun fact: My hotel bill (not a Premier Inn) cost the company more than my minimum wage salary for the time I was there! (and have been to the Bowl (Oasis and REM), the National Hockey Stadium and the current ground)
Feels like MK should be added to Talkback's axis of evil.

I also worked in Milton Keynes for a client, for a few months in the 90s. I didn't stay in any of the premier inns.

As a teenager, I was offered a job as manager of a plant hire firm during MK's initial expansion years. I didn't take it but went to university instead. Good decision.

I went to Milton Keynes once in the nineties and thought it was horrible.
I went to America in the noughties and thought it was like Milton Keynes.

I did a work visit to the Open University in MK a few years back. I saw a delivery robot on the street, very exciting.

Read that as shoplifter.

I was out of my box a few times in an MK warehouse in the 90’s.

It’s an Ikea now.

Same. It has been a long couple of days.
I've been to Milton Keynes once during my brief tenure as left back for Leicester Hockey Club's 3rd team before leaving for Drama School.
I don't remember anything about the game.

I went to MK in the early 80s so I could see the concrete cows. I don't believe I ever went back. Now I can have a comparable experience visiting the nearby small town of Bulls, where there are multiple bull statues and seemingly every shop references a dreadful pun. There's even a register of puns, presumably to ensure no appropriation, enforced by the, yes this is real, constabulls.

Incredibull story.

I don't believe in Milton Keynes. I believe it is a shared mass hallucination induced by a race of lizard people hiding their secret settlement where they dictate world politics and VAR decisions.