The class of 2015/16 are remembered as the squad who took Wimbledon all the way to Wembley glory, with characters and heroes forming what became known as the ‘Wolfpack’.
Names such as Lyle Taylor and Adebayo Akinfenwa rightly took the headlines on the day that the Dons climbed into League One, but as we all know football is a team game and everyone played their part in what was a stunning success.
From the dugout to between the sticks on the field of play, our goalkeeping coach, Ashley Bayes and then goalkeeper James Shea formed a brilliant union - in tandem with Kelle Roos - that was key to keeping things tight at the back.
Both popular figures in their own right amongst the Wimbledon faithful, the duo’s relationship began in the humble surroundings of Met Police’s Imber Court stadium, with Bayzo’s scouting mission ultimately paving the way for James to move to Kingsmeadow.
Here we reunite the shot-stopping pair as they discuss their partnership and how their careers have progressed.
Watch the interview, from our Sports Interactive event, below.
Paul Robinson was also a vital cog in what was one of the meanest defences around, with the former Millwall and Portsmouth man being rock solid at the heart of the backline.
Our former number six tells us the secrets behind the run which took us into the play-offs and highlights an unlikely turning point in that league campaign.
Stay tuned for our final instalment of the series as we bring together two of the Club’s greatest goalscorers!
Hear what Paul had to say down below.
PICS: Nigel Keene (Pro Sports Images)
