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JACKSON ‘REALLY PROUD OF THE GROUP’

WITH Myles Hippolyte called up to represent Grenada and Steven Sessegnon making his first-ever international bow for the Turks and Caicos Islands, AFC Wimbledon manager Johnnie Jackson was forced into making two changes.
Jackson said: “It was hard, two really honest teams going at it, probably two teams who shouldn’t have had to play the game really, with the amount of players that we’ve got missing.
“It means that I’ve had to push my players really hard, longer than I would have wanted to. We had to start lads that are probably not quite ready phys...

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