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Dozy Dale leave Hill blasting defenders

By Harry Wilmin

KEITH Hill criticised his side’s ‘car crash’ defending as Rochdale suffered their fourth defeat of the season and slipped into the League One relegation zone.
Ryan Seager netted his first goal of the season for MK seven minutes from time to secure the Dons’ second home win of the season as they prepare to face rivals AFC Wimbledon at Kingsmeadow on Friday night.
Dale had led through Brad Inman early on, but two goals from MK’s Gboly Ariyibi either side of Matt Done’s effort for the visitors saw the tie enter the latter stages at 2-2, wh...

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