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Neilson’s defiant despite a Long day

By Paul Joannou

ROBBIE Neilson firmly believes MK Dons can get out of trouble despite slipping into the bottom four with defeat at local rivals Northampton.
First-half goals from John-Joe O’Toole, his third in three games, and Chris Long were enough to see Northampton Town climb to 18th and leapfrog Neilson’s team, who had Chuks Aneke sent off late on, with Alex Gilbey’s earlier leveller a faint memory. The under pressure Dons boss isn’t panicking yet but admits they are in a dogfight.
“It’s part of football, it doesn’t matter if you’re at ...

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