Robinson hails Dons` desire

09 April 2011 20:30
MK Dons boss Karl Robinson hailed the collective spirit of his promotion-chasing side after a late rally sealed a dramatic 3-2 victory over Carlisle. The Johnstone's Paint Trophy winners cancelled out Daniel Powell's opener with goals from Liam Noble and James Berrett's penalty. But Angelo Balanta headed an 81st-minute equaliser and Adam Clayton converted from close range in time added on to give the Dons all three points. Robinson beamed: "We were 2-1 down without playing great and I'll have to hold my hands up and say it wasn't one of our best performances of the season. "But from somewhere the fans got this voice and after we got the equaliser the place was electric for the last five minutes. "This is a very special place and it's important we have that week after week because the only way we're going to get anywhere is by having an intimidating environment. I said this week I couldn't do this job without John Gorman and the backroom staff and I couldn't do it without the fans either."

Source: PA