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WE HAVE TO KEEP ON RIGHT ROAD – FULLER

By Andy Baber
LEAGUE ONE

POSITIVE: Barry Fuller

AFC Wimbledon captain Barry Fuller has no desire for League Two football to be gracing the Dons’ new stadium as they look to get the points they need to avoid relegation.
Fuller was relegated with Barnet on the last day of the season back in 2013 when Wimbledon sealed their own survival with a second-half penalty in a 2-1 win at Fleetwood.
He now wants to help the side he joined at the end of that season escape the drop again, especially with the Dons aiming to be in their new stadium at Plough Lane for the 2019-20 season.
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