Back-to-back visits from teams currently based at LSV.

The Dons need to back up last weeks excellent performance with another win.

Will Paul Cooke watch from the sidelines again?

Bookies slow to price up the Championship matches but Bet365 ask the Dons to concede 22 points (10/11) on the Handicap Betting.

I think if we perform to our best abilities and not get sloppy or complacent after last week, we will win by 30.

COYDs

I hope you're right onedon.

We don't have a good record of winning games easily. Let's hope that changes today.

Really looking forward to seeing the new lad play. I hope the crowd picks up as well on the back of last week's win and some of the stay aways come down. It'd be good to top the 1,000 mark again!

The Dons require 3 points today for this season to become the 3rd most 'successful' one of all time, with the 2008 and 2012 seasons being the most successful of all time.

Mike Emmett should make his 100th appearance for the Dons if he plays any part in todays game, with only Mark Castle, Shaun Leaf and Kyle Kesik being the only other players in the squad with over 100 appearances.

Skybet go Dons -20 at 10/11.

a similar scoreline to the Rochdale game at home.



I also agree with you about the crowd

Coral agree with Bet365 and ask us to concede 22 points. Hills, Ladbrokes and BetVictor amongst the others in line with Skybet at 20 points.

We must be due to put a few points on the board against somebody ... hopefully today.

Sadly, I fear the crowd will be back around the 600 - 650 mark ... in terms of results and progress on the field over the past 3 seasons, not much more the Club could have done but it seems that only the same people will come to watch.

They don't know what they are missing.
passion and commitment you will NEVER see on a football field.

And apart from that the excitement, power and speed, agility and fitness of the players. NEED i say more.

Oh i will be supporting BATLEY and WHITEHAVEN today also, for one day only!

Do hope we get a good crowd.The team deserve Donny to get behind the team and the board.Great afternoons entertainment.none better than last week.
Watching football must be habit.

Well its not for the spectacle as England proved!