Next game Wimbledon

AFC Wimbledon News

 
AFC Wimbledon's fine start to the year looks a distance memory as they have lost their last three league games and remain just a point above safety. After four consecutive clean sheets in the league to start 2018, the Dons have now conceded seven in three games since and could find themselves joining rivals MK Dons in the bottom-four if they lose here. Neal Ardley's side do have a superb record at Home Park, though, winning four and drawing one of their five visits there.

Wimbledon will be showing this match live at their ground, small turn out of their fans for this game. Still seats left on their coach.

Neil Cox reported that AFC Wimbledon will have almost a fully fit squad to choose from for Plymouth tomorrow and he believes the players head there in good spirits after a positive meeting this morning.

Only Kwesi Appiah (hamstring) and Will Nightingale (knee) are currently out injured, ahead of the League One match in South Devon.

Speaking during an interview from the training ground for iFollow, Neil said: "Only those two are out. We know Kwesi will be disappointed and it will be a couple of weeks before Will starts training, he is jogging again. Will is on the back-burner at the moment, which is a shame because we could do with him. Nobody else is injured and they are raring to go."

Neil revealed that a Monday morning meeting with the players had resulted in good feedback, as the Dons prepare for another important match.

After the game on Saturday there was a fantastic response, but there have also been telephone calls that the staff have received from the players, just to talk about one or two things that they wanted to get off their chests. We've had a meeting this morning and there's not a problem between staff and players. It's really good and bubbly because they know that they have to focus on their jobs. Their job is to get focused on producing a good performance.

At the end of the day, we are going to win games with the team performance, that is the staff and players all in it together. We can only focus on one game and our next important game is on Tuesday night. Whoever plays on the night will be there to do a job for us, and they are all ready to go. It's good in this league because the next challenge is on Tuesday night. The manager was this morning organising what we need to be doing and he's had a look at what we are going to be up against. All the boys are focused on getting three points.

"This is not just about the players and staff, it's about the whole football club being together. We all want to get to a point where we can push on, we all want to do better. Our players and staff want to do that. We had meetings this morning; there was a lot of emotion, but a lot of sense was spoken. We are all focused on one job and we know what that job is


Plymouth News

With no fresh injury worries, Derek Adams should once again name the same side that pulled off a sensational victory at New Meadow on Saturday.

Just when you thought Plymouth's season had peaked, they go and become only the second side this season to beat Shrewsbury at New Meadow. Zak Vyner's 62nd minute strike means its now just one defeat in 12 games for Derek Adams' side and the Pilgrims sit just five points off the place-off's.
   
Half Term so there will be plenty of children



Match Facts

Plymouth have won 6 of their last 7 home matches
AFC Wimbledon have been losing at both half time and full time in their last 3 matches
AFC Wimbledon have lost their last 3 matches
Plymouth have scored at least 2 goals in their last 3 matches
AFC Wimbledon have conceded at least 2 goals in their last 3 matches
AFC Wimbledon are undefeated in their last 5 away matches against Plymouth in all competitions.

Prediction

Argyle 2 Wimbledon 0

This has all the historic Argyle hallmarks of a big crowd and a 0-1 defeat.

Dick Trickle wrote:

This has all the historic Argyle hallmarks of a big crowd and a 0-1 defeat.

On line tickets sales are not that good, must be plenty of freebies in block 1 only 4 seats left.

Dick Trickle wrote:

This has all the historic Argyle hallmarks of a big crowd and a 0-1 defeat.

I know where you’re coming from, Mr Trickle but I think we win a scrappy game.

15/2 on 0-1 at Hills...

No idea of course, but to be honest, I don't see anything but another Argyle win. The balance has been struck almost by accident, and the attacking players have found a groove, something they never had last year. It feels inevitable at the moment. Brent Out.

Dick Trickle wrote:

This has all the historic Argyle hallmarks of a big crowd and a 0-1 defeat.

I'm worried. Business end and scrapping for their lives. I'd take a '' do not lose''.

A stroll in the park 3 - 0 att 7862

Should win, but with Argo you never know.

I wonder if Lord James is getting a tad anxious over the faint possibility of play off glory. All those bonuses to pay.

Then of course, the grandstand would have to be done.

Enough to put the squire into a cold sweat.

Am I the only one who thinks he'd be delighted to go up ? He's still got control over the playing budget. Nobody can stop him setting it at whatever level he likes. All that extra lubberly cash, income nearly doubling, and far more leaway for a bit of real meaningful austerity in the old fashioned Victorian sense, with zillions of noughts flying who knows where.

AFCW well on top. Going to be a difficult night.

Fa cup winners in 19 88....... Not bad for a club not formed until 2002?

Carey 16 mins

Bollox 1 -1

Feck me Fox scored a cracker 2 -1 to Akkeron Argo

3 -1 Taylor extra time first half.

Guaranteed a point if we get the 4th.

Foxys celebration was hilarious..not been easy though..

According to an eye witness, and I quote.... 'we're feckin unstoppable'

Finish the phoney club off!!!!

We're going to have to soak up loads of pressure for the next 30 minutes

Defensive feck up Akkeron 3 Wombles 2

Nearly three all ffs

We'll lose this one now

4 -2 Lameiras

Penalty to Dons