nice story man! you can storm league one easily
all you need is another vinnie jones! Keep going mate!
Thanks for confidence booster mate. Yeah that's exactly what I'm trying to find, but struggling as players I want are too much. Oh well, hopefully Michael Potts can turn into a Vinnie. Lol.
Thanks
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*** BREAKING NEWS ***
*** ANOTHER RECORD BID REJECTED ***
'' After AFC Wimbledon turned down a £350,000 bid for Conor Coady last week from Wigan. Today another Premiership side have been rebuffed in their attempts to prise another AFC Wimbledon youngster away from the club, this time it's Sean McGinty who is at the centre of a £450,000 bid from Bolton Wanderers. Again, AFC Wimbledon manager Andy Samuels was quick to dismiss the bid and stated that although not a regular yet in the first team, McGinty is a huge prospect for the future and Samuels wants to keep him at the club.''
***** A busy week leading upto our first game of the season, which hopefully hasn't distracted the squad too much, with two premiership clubs confirming and making offers for two of our promising players. Although both bids have been rejected, I'm pleased that the big boys are starting to notice the players and work we are doing here.
MATCHDAY 1
NORTHAMPTON 1 - 2 AFC WIMBLEDON
We kicked off the League season with the pundits calling this a six pointer even though it's the opening game. I made sure I put that message to the players and told them that we can prove the doubters wrong. Our plans were thrown out the window as Marko Mitrovic(1) broke free inside the opening minute and put the home side ahead. Alan McCormack(10) got us back in the game with a trademark piledriver and got his first for the club. Jamie Reckford(Sent off,41) was sent to the dressing room early, after a two footed lunge. With the man advantage we took hold of the game more and eventually got infront through Conor Coady(53) who headed home, what proved to be the winner.
LEAGUE CUP 1st ROUND
AFC WIMBLEDON 1 - 0 BOURNEMOUTH
Having fallen at the first hurdle last season this draw, gave us a good chance to progress to the next stage. It was Conor Coady(17) who headed the winner in this game and it could've been more as we out played Bournemouth for a large portion of the game. Im pleased with the win, and i'm sure once the new signings have gelled alot more i'm sure we can win games more confidently.
MATCHDAY 2
AFC WIMBLEDON 2 - 1 BRENTFORD
A great win today infront of our home supporters and a great performance to go with it.
The first half was very even, with us just maybe shading the possession. After a rousing half time team talk, Danny Kedwell(70) put us ahead with a powerful header from a corner. I then thought we would kick on and score next, but after some excellent saves from the Brentford keeper, Lewis Grabban(90) looked to have made us rue our chances, but from kick off Danny Kedwell(91) found himself with only one defender to beat, which he did and slotted home under the advancing keeper to give us the win we deserved.
MATCHDAY 3
NOTTS CO 0 - 1 AFC WIMBLEDON
Both sides who got promotion last season faced each other, in what again the so called experts were calling a relegation battle, despite our good start.
A good team performance, especially from Stephen Henderson in goal, proved to be a the foundation as we won our third consecutive game in the league. Conor Coady(25) continued his fine goalscoring form as he again scored a header from a corner.
LEAGUE CUP 2nd ROUND
NOTTINGHAM FOREST 2 - 3 AFC WIMBLEDON
Get In!!!! Fantastic result against a strong Forest from the Championship. Danny Kedwell(8) smashed us into the lead from just inside the 18 yard box. Garath McCleary(26) pulled the hosts back as he tapped in from close range. Gonzalo Garcia Garcia(56) scored shortly after the break to give Forest the lead. Then enter our captain marvel, Danny Kedwell(59) equalised as he finished of a great move and through pass started from Michael Potts. With the game looking to be heading towards extra time, Danny Kedwell(72) was through on goal, and he calmly placed the ball into the corner, to seal his hat-trick.
For the third season running we have drawn Man City away again!!!!!!!!!
Here is the League table.