Wandsworth Guardian: Latest news from the Dons - Wimbledon AFC

Luke Moore waits on the right offer to commit his future to AFC Wimbledon

4:46pm Thursday 23rd May 2013

Luke Moore will not commit his future to AFC Wimbledon while he waits for the right deal from boss Neal Ardley.

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No ill feeling from Long as he heads for the AFC Wimbledon exit door

2:57pm Friday 17th May 2013

Stacy Long bares no grudges towards AFC Wimbledon manager Neal Ardley, despite being shown the Kingsmeadow exit door this week.

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Ardley pledges to help released AFC Wimbledon stars

5:39pm Thursday 16th May 2013

Neal Ardley will do all he can to help the players shown the AFC Wimbledon exit door this week to find pastures new.

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AFC Wimbledon mark 25th anniversary of FA Cup win with special film screening

11:36am Tuesday 14th May 2013

AFC Wimbledon will screen a special director's cut of the 1988 FA Cup final to mark the 25th anniversary of the club’s historic victory against Liverpool tonight.

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The moment AFC Wimbledon boss Neal Ardley thought ‘Wow’

10:26am Friday 10th May 2013

Neal Ardley has revealed the moment he realised just what a mammoth task he had taken on as manager of AFC Wimbledon.

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AFC Wimbledon boss Ardley: Psychologist, coach and sign writer

5:50pm Thursday 9th May 2013

In the fight to avoid relegation from League Two, AFC Wimbledon boss Neal Ardley had a trick up his sleeve that was more mind games than on-field tactics.

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AFC Wimbledon boss was a marked man on the Fleetwood final whistle

12:00pm Monday 6th May 2013

Neal Ardley was a marked man on Saturday when the final whistle blew to pronounce that AFC Wimbledon were staying up.

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AFC Wimbledon players will hit the tables of Las Vegas before contract talks begin

1:00pm Friday 3rd May 2013

Dons boss Neal Ardley has sent his troops to Las Vegas to celebrate not busting out of League Two, but talks over contracts will begin when they return.

• AFC Wimbledon's Moore relives ‘the best feeling ever’
• Last gasp League Two survival for AFC Wimbledon is a sign of the times for Ardley

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AFC Wimbledon's Jack Midson: No one gave up. Even when we conceded, the heads never dropped

9:00am Friday 3rd May 2013

AFC Wimbledon striker Jack Midson admitted that, after hitting the woodwork twice against Fleetwood, he had begun to wonder if the breakthrough would ever come.

• AFC Wimbledon's Moore relives ‘the best feeling ever’
• Last gasp League Two survival for AFC Wimbledon is a sign of the times for Ardley

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