“Where were you when you were us?” sang the home fans after they took the lead, summing up the mixed-up, muddled-up relationship between two clubs which will forever be conjoined by controversy and kind-of-shared history, made in Wimbledon and bought by Milton Keynes.In the league, however, the upstarts from south-west London stand apart, this victory opening a six-point lead over their arch-enemies and increasing the likelihood of a higher league finish and the crowning achievement of a short and wildly dramatic history. Related: Why I won’t be going to watch my beloved AFC Wimbledon at MK Dons | Daffydd Bynon Continue reading. .
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Source: TheGuardian
