Ince pleased to grind out three points

07 February 2010 11:23
The hosts, who went into the game on the back of a 15-match winless streak, took an early lead through George Donnelly on his first Football League start but he then had a penalty brilliantly saved by Willy Gueret.[LNB]The Dons equalised through Jermaine Easter's 17th goal of the season, before Aaron Wilbraham and Andros Townsend pounced to secure a well-deserved win after the break.[LNB]Ince said: "At 2-0 down some people might have thought that it would have been game done, but that's not how I saw it.[LNB]"We created five or six great chances in the first half. Some of our misses were abysmal. It's never easy here. We know about the pitch, but this was a grind for us and we ground out a result. That was so important for us.[LNB]"Other teams will struggle here. Southampton drew here and Leeds needed two late goals to win. Sometimes you have to play the elements, but we did that and it was a shame we didn't convert some more of our chances. It was a midfield battle, but we won it. I'm really pleased with the three points. Hopefully we can start on a run again now."[LNB][LNB]

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