AFC Wimbledon

AFC Wimbledon – Long Live The Dons

Sold down the river to a franchise in Milton Keynes, the club was founded by supporters of Wimbledon FC, led by Kris Stewart, in June 2002.  They even have that replica of the FA Cup they won back in 1988 back in pride of place in the boardroom.

The Dons started again at the bottom in the Isthmian League First Division as AFC Wimbledon,  but it has been under current boss, Terry Brown, that the climb really gathered pace boyed by a core support of 3,000.

AFC Wimbledon achieved promotion to the Conference South in 2007/08 beating Staines Town 2–1 in the play-off final. They followed that up winning the  Conference South Title 2008–09 the final day. The club  just missed the playoffs  in the Conference last year finishing 8th.

Wimbledon, you feel are now on the verge of returning to the Promised Land of the Football League.

AFC Wimbledon http://www.afcwimbledon.co.uk Official site

Full name AFC Wimbledon

Nickname(s) The Dons, The Wombles, The Crazy Gang

Founded 2002

Ground  Kingsmeadow, Kingston upon Thames

Capacity: 4,722 (1,265 seated)

Chairman Erik Samuelson Manager Terry Brown  2009-10 Conference National 8th

Goalkeepers
Seb Brown, Jack Turner,

Defenders
Andre Blackman, Fraser Franks, Ed Harris, Samuel Hatton, Ryan Jackson, Brett Johnson, Ismail Yakubu,

Midfielders
Kennedy Adjei, Steven Gregory, Reece Jones, Lee Minshull, Sammy Moore, Ricky Wellard, Rashid Yussuff,

Forwards
Christian Jolley, Danny Kedwell, Jon Main, Luke Moore, Mark Nwokeji, Delano Sam-Yorke,

Squad No's

1 - Seb Brown 2 - Ryan Jackson 3 - Andre Blackman 4 - Steven Gregory 5 - Ismail Yakubu 6 - Brett Johnson 7 - Samuel Hatton 8 - Ricky Wellard 9 - Danny Kedwell 10 - Jon Main 11 - Luke Moore 12 - Christian Jolley 14 - Lee Minshull 15 - Sammy Moore 16 - Fraser Franks 17 - Mark Nwokeji 18 - Ed Harris 19 - Delano Sam-Yorke 20 - Jack Turner 21 - Reece Jones 23 - Rashid Yussuff

Ins & Outs

In
Rashid Yussuff - Free Agent
Christian Jolley - Kingstonian.
Andre Blackman - Bristol City
Mark Nwokeji Dagenham & Redbridge - Free
Ed Harris  - unattached
Fraser Franks - - unattached
Delano Sam-Yorke – unattached

OUT
Jay Conroy, Derek Duncan, Elliott Godfrey, Will Hendry, Alan Inns, Ben Judge, Paul Lorraine, Ross Montague, Glenn Poole, James Pullen, Peter Rapson and Lewis Taylor.