Captain Will Nightingale will return to training with the squad tomorrow, but is unlikely to figure in Saturday’s home game as he recovers from a knee injury.
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Anthony Wordsworth said it would mean a lot for him to play at Wimbledon’s spiritual home in Plough Lane – and he believes that supporters can take extra pride in helping to build the stadium.
Anthony Wordsworth said that his younger team-mates became sick and tired of hearing his voice during the latter stages of Wimbledon’s Great Escape!
Anthony Wordsworth’s experience has proven to be invaluable during Wimbledon’s revival and the midfielder has revelled in helping younger members of our squad during the run-in.
The special bond between our fans and the players was reinforced ahead of the big game at Bradford City, following a record-breaking evening at our annual kit sponsors’ dinner.
AFC Wimbledon supporter Anna Slade was today presented with flowers by Wally Downes and the players after suffering a minor injury in the celebrations that followed our equaliser at Luton.
Anthony Wordsworth said that the squad are giving everything to keep AFC Wimbledon in League One and he believes there’s now a real opportunity to complete the job.
Anthony Wordsworth saluted the 440 travelling Dons for their support at Shrewsbury on Saturday and he said that the players will be giving everything during the last 11 games of 2018/19.
Anthony Wordsworth grew up watching Neil Sullivan, Chris Perry, and Kenny Cunningham upsetting the odds against the best teams around in the late 1990s.
Anthony Wordsworth played through the pain barrier to spark AFC Wimbledon's vital League One victory against Plymouth Argyle.
AFC Wimbledon hit the goal trail in style last night - and you can watch the best of the match action on iFollow.
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