The League Paper

Neal’s not downcast even in drop zone

by
The LeaguePaper Team
1 October 2017

By Stephen Mahon
AFC WIMBLEDON are now in the relegation zone in League One as their poor run continues – but boss Neal Ardley sees plenty of signs of encouragement.
Ardley’s side were held to a goalless draw at Kingsmeadow, dominating possession and territory against Rochdale but never really carving out a serious chance of note.
The Dons have now only scored two goals, and won once, in their last seven games and drop to 21st in the table, not that Ardley appears too concerned.
“People talk about one win in six, or seven, as it is now,” he said.
“But I actuall...

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