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John Lyons

FLP EXECUTIVE EDITOR

THE pitch has been flooded – but the goals continue to flow at AFC Wimbledon’s Plough Lane.
The Dons made it five home wins out of five – the only club in the top 92 to have an unblemished home record – when they eased past ailing Morecambe 3-0 on Tuesday night.
It sent the bulk of the 6,751-strong crowd home happy and again suggests that this could be a season that the fan-owned club will eventually remember for all the right reasons.
The Dons have notched up a whopping 15 goals in that handful of Plough Lane encounters...

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