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After our ridiculous 4-4 draw in Cumbria, we return to the civilised south with another tough away game, this time at Kingsmeadow. Last season, we pulled off a superb away win with Kwesi Appiah returning to haunt his former club while the game at the Abbey saw a drab 0-0 draw played out including a missed penalty (or 2). Our record at Kingsmeadow was awful before last season, we handed even scored against Wimbledon there and I don't recall us ever playing Kingstonian.
Wimbledon lost their opener against Plymouth, who are tipped by many (myself included) for one of the automatic promotion spots and bounced back with an excellent comeback at Crawley to record their first win of the season and to get their season moving.
Both sides have had a few comings and goings this summer, with Cambridge's well documented. Wimbledon meanwhile picked up Tom Elliott on a free transfer, the striker joining the Dons following a successful spell at the Abbey which yielded 26 goals in 76 games, a promotion and a FA Trophy medal to boot. Although not a total fans favourite, I've got fond memories of Tom and wish him well for the future, after Tuesday obviously.
I expect Wimbledon to finish in the top half this season and therefore I would be pleased with a draw to keep our points total ticking over. If Elliott plays (I understand he was subbed at half time on Saturday), he'll no doubt have a point to prove and a strike partnership of him and Akinfenwa doesn't half get the imagination going!
Wimbledon lost their opener against Plymouth, who are tipped by many (myself included) for one of the automatic promotion spots and bounced back with an excellent comeback at Crawley to record their first win of the season and to get their season moving.
Both sides have had a few comings and goings this summer, with Cambridge's well documented. Wimbledon meanwhile picked up Tom Elliott on a free transfer, the striker joining the Dons following a successful spell at the Abbey which yielded 26 goals in 76 games, a promotion and a FA Trophy medal to boot. Although not a total fans favourite, I've got fond memories of Tom and wish him well for the future, after Tuesday obviously.
I expect Wimbledon to finish in the top half this season and therefore I would be pleased with a draw to keep our points total ticking over. If Elliott plays (I understand he was subbed at half time on Saturday), he'll no doubt have a point to prove and a strike partnership of him and Akinfenwa doesn't half get the imagination going!