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2007–08 Milton Keynes Dons F.C. season

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Milton Keynes Dons 2007–08 football season
Milton Keynes Dons
2007–08 season
ChairmanPete Winkelman
ManagerPaul Ince
StadiumStadium mk
League Two1st (promoted toLeague One)
FA CupFirst round
League CupSecond round
League TrophyWinners
Top goalscorerLeague:Mark Wright (13)
All: Mark Wright (15)
Highest home attendance17,250 (vsMorecambe)
3 May 2008, League Two
Lowest home attendance5,087 (vsPeterborough United)
9 October 2007, League Trophy R2
Average home league attendance9,456[1]
Biggest win5–0 (vsAccrington Stanley)
8 December 2007, League Two
Biggest defeat0–2 (vsStockport County)
27 October 2007, League Two

The2007–08 season was the fourth season of competitive association football in theFootball League played byMilton Keynes Dons Football Club, a professional football club based inMilton Keynes,Buckinghamshire, England. Their fourth-place finish in 2006–07 and loss toShrewsbury Town in theplay-offs meant it was their second successive season inLeague Two. After the closure of theNational Hockey Stadium this was the first season where the MK Dons played home fixtures atStadium mk. The season ran from 1 July 2007 to 30 June 2008.

Paul Ince, starting his first season asMilton Keynes Dons manager, made nine permanent summer signings. After the eighth round of League Two fixtures the MK Dons reached first place and occupied this spot in thirty-seven of the remaining thirty-eight game weeks; they ended the season as champions of the twenty-four-team2007–08 Football League Two. MK Dons also won their first national knockout competition, with a 2–0 victory overGrimsby Town atWembley Stadium in the2008 Football League Trophy Final. They lost in their opening round match in the2007–08 FA Cup, and were eliminated in the second round of theFootball League Cup.

Thirty-one players made at least one appearance in nationally organised first-team competition, and there were sixteen different goalscorers. DefenderDean Lewington missed only two of the fifty-five first-team matches over the season.Mark Wright finished as leading scorer with fifteen goals, of which thirteen came in league competition and two came in theFootball League Trophy.Keith Andrews won theFootball League Two Player of the Year Award.[2]

Background and pre-season

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See also:Milton Keynes Dons F.C. § History, andList of Milton Keynes Dons F.C. seasons
The 2007–08 season saw the Milton Keynes Dons move intoStadium mk.

The 2006–07 season wasMartin Allen first season asmanager ofMilton Keynes Dons, afterDanny Wilson was sacked at the end of the 2005–06 season for failing to save the club from relegation toLeague Two. Having been second come the start of 2007, the team finished in fourth-place in the2006–07 Football League Two – one point below an automatic promotion place; this meant that the team participated in theLeague Two play-offs. MK Dons were beaten 2–1 on aggregate byShrewsbury Town in the play-off semi-final. In May 2007 Allen moved on to manageChampionship sideLeicester City after both clubs had negotiated a compensation package.[citation needed]

Ahead of 2007–08, MK Dons releasedAdolfo Baines,Lee Harper,Junior Lewis,Nick Rizzo,Jamie Smith and Oliver Thorne. Players sold werePaul Butler toChester City,Dominic Blizzard toStockport County,Gary Smith toBrentford,Izale McLeod toCharlton Athletic andClive Platt toColchester United. Milton Keynes Dons made nine summer signings, those beinggoalkeepersNathan Abbey fromBrentford andWilly Guéret fromSwansea City;defenderJude Stirling fromPeterborough United;midfieldersColin Cameron fromCoventry City,Luke Howell fromGillingham,Alan Navarro fromMacclesfield Town andMark Wright fromWalsall; andforwardsDrewe Broughton fromChester City andKevin Gallen fromQueens Park Rangers.[citation needed]

Summary and aftermath

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Dean Lewington made the most appearances for the club in the2007–08 season.

On 29 September 2007 Milton Keynes Dons reached first place and stayed there for the rest of the season except for one game week. The lowest position the club occupied was 19th after the first round of fixtures. For the first time in their history, the MK Dons had a better record away than at home in the league. The team won 18 matches, drew three and lost two away, compared to winning 11, drawing seven and losing five at home.Dean Lewington recorded the highest number of appearances during the season, appearing in 53 of the MK Dons' 55 matches.Mark Wright was the Dons' top scorer in the league and in all competitions, with 11 league goals and 15 in total. Three other players,Keith Andrews,Lloyd Dyer andAaron Wilbraham, reached double figures.

As a result of their promotion the Milton Keynes Dons returned toFootball League One after two seasons in League Two. Prior to the club's return to League One, the MK Dons releasedDrewe Broughton,Matt Carbon, Sam Collins,Liam Kelly,Jake Livermore andKieran Murphy, whileMustapha Carayol,Lloyd Dyer andGareth Edds left on their own accord forTorquay United,Leicester City andTranmere Rovers. New players to join were midfieldersFlavien Belson fromFC Metz,Peter Leven fromChesterfield andFlorian Sturm fromFC Vaduz.

Competitions

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League Two

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Main article:2007–08 Football League Two

Final table

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1Milton Keynes Dons(C,P)46291078237+4597
2Peterborough United(P)46288108443+4192
3Hereford United(P)462610107241+3188
4Stockport County(P)462410127254+1882
5Rochdale462311127754+2380

Source:Sky Sports

Matches

WinDrawLoss
DateOpponentVenueResultScorersAttendancePositionRef
11 August 2007 – 15:00BuryHome1–2Andrews7,74019[3]
18 August 2007 – 15:00Macclesfield TownAway3–3Andrews,Knight,Cameron2,25717[4]
25 August 2007 – 15:00Shrewsbury TownHome3–0Knight,Wilbraham,Dyer7,38010[5]
1 September 2007 – 15:00RochdaleAway2–3Gallen (2)2,74312[6]
7 September 2007 – 19:45Notts CountyHome3–0Andrews,Swailes, Wilbraham7,9778[7]
15 September 2007 – 15:00BrentfordAway3–0Andrews (2),Johnson4,4766[8]
22 September 2007 – 15:00DarlingtonHome1–0Diallo7,9015[9]
29 September 2007 – 15:00MorecambeAway1–0Dyer2,6881[10]
2 October 2007 – 19:45Mansfield TownAway2–1Stirling, Dyer1,9841[11]
6 October 2007 – 15:00Bradford CityHome2–1Andrews, Swailes7,9031[12]
14 October 2007 – 13:30Lincoln CityHome4–0Knight (2), Dyer, Wilbraham13,0371[13]
20 October 2007 – 15:00Hereford UnitedAway1–0Wright3,9361[14]
27 October 2007 – 15:00Stockport CountyHome0–2 8,2901[15]
3 November 2007 – 15:00Wycombe WanderersAway1–1Cameron5,9291[16]
6 November 2007 – 19:45Grimsby TownHome2–0Wilbraham, Wright6,7971[17]
17 November 2007 – 15:00Chester CityAway2–0Wright, Johnson3,1021[18]
24 November 2007 – 15:00ChesterfieldHome1–2Wright9,6381[19]
4 December 2007 – 19:45Dagenham & RedbridgeAway1–0Diallo1,8801[20]
8 December 2007 – 15:00Accrington StanleyHome5–0Andrews,Navarro, Cameron, Dyer (2)6,9171[21]
15 December 2007 – 15:00Peterborough UnitedAway2–1Gallen, Andrews10,3511[22]
21 December 2007 – 19:45BrentfordHome1–1Gallen8,4451[23]
26 December 2007 – 15:00Notts CountyAway2–1Wright, Johnson5,1061[24]
29 December 2007 – 15:00DarlingtonAway1–0Johnson5,3041[25]
1 January 2008 – 15:00Mansfield TownHome1–0Andrews9,5831[26]
5 January 2008 – 15:00Rotherham UnitedAway1–0Wright5,4211[27]
12 January 2008 – 15:00BarnetHome0–1 9,8811[28]
19 January 2008 – 15:00WrexhamAway0–1 4,3191[29]
26 January 2008 – 15:00RochdaleHome0–1 7,8821[30]
29 January 2008 – 19:45Macclesfield TownHome1–1O'Hanlon6,4831[31]
2 February 2008 – 15:00BuryAway5–1Wright (3), Dyer, Gallen2,2411[32]
9 February 2008 – 15:00Rotherham UnitedHome1–1Gallen9,4551[33]
12 February 2008 – 19:45Shrewsbury TownAway3–3Wright (2), Gallen5,4741[34]
23 February 2008 – 15:00BarnetAway2–0Navarro, Dyer2,4951[35]
1 March 2008 – 15:00Chester CityHome1–0Swailes8,1721[36]
7 March 2008 – 19:45Grimsby TownAway1–0O'Hanlon4,1061[37]
10 March 2008 – 19:45ChesterfieldAway2–1Andrews, Dyer3,8341[38]
15 March 2008 – 15:00Dagenham & RedbridgeHome4–0Wilbraham (2), Dyer, Gallen9,4171[39]
21 March 2008 – 15:00Peterborough UnitedHome1–1Wilbraham14,5211[40]
24 March 2008 – 15:00Accrington StanleyAway1–0Wright1,5591[41]
4 April 2008 – 19:45Lincoln CityAway2–1Regan, Johnson3,8962[42]
8 April 2008 – 19:45WrexhamHome4–1Swailes, Wilbraham (2), O'Hanlon8,6461[43]
12 April 2008 – 15:00Wycombe WanderersHome2–2Wilbraham, O'Hanlon12,7471[44]
15 April 2008 – 19:45Hereford UnitedHome0–0 11,4281[45]
19 April 2008 – 15:00Stockport CountyAway3–2Wright, Navarro, Andrews8,8381[46]
26 April 2008 – 15:00Bradford CityAway2–1Stirling, Dyer14,6091[47]
3 May 2008 – 15:00MorecambeHome1–1Wilbraham17,2501[48]

FA Cup

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Main article:2007–08 FA Cup

Matches

WinDrawLoss
DateRoundOpponentVenueResultScorersAttendanceRef
10 November 2007 – 15:00First roundCrewe AlexandraAway1–2Johnson3,049[49]

League Cup

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Main article:2007–08 Football League Cup

Matches

WinDrawLoss
DateRoundOpponentVenueResultScorersAttendanceRef
14 August 2007 – 19:45First roundIpswich TownHome3–3[a]Knight,Bruce (o.g.),Gallen7,496[50]
28 August 2007 – 19:45Second roundSheffield UnitedHome2–3[b]Broughton,McGovern7,943[51]
  1. ^Afterextra-time. 2–2 at the conclusion of 90 minutes. MK Dons won 5–3 onpenalties.
  2. ^After extra-time. 2–2 at the conclusion of 90 minutes.

League Trophy

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Main article:2007–08 Football League Trophy

Matches

WinDrawLoss
DateRoundOpponentVenueResultScorersAttendanceRef
9 October 2007 – 19:45Second roundPeterborough UnitedHome3–1Wright (2),Cameron5,087[52]
13 November 2007 – 19:45Quarter-final (South)BournemouthAway2–0Andrews,Swailes3,247[53]
8 January 2008 – 19:45Semi-final (South)GillinghamAway1–1[a]Johnson3,717[54]
19 February 2008 – 19:45Area final (South) 1st legSwansea CityAway1–0Johnson10,125[55]
25 February 2008 – 19:45Area final (South) 2nd legSwansea CityHome0–1[b] 9,757[56]
30 March 2008 – 13:15FinalGrimsby TownNeutral2–0Andrews,O'Hanlon56,618[57]
  1. ^MK Dons won 5–4 on penalties.
  2. ^Aggregate score 1–1. MK Dons won 5–4 on penalties.

Player details

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List of squad players, including number of appearances by competition.
Players with squad numbers struck through and marked † left the club during the playing season.
No.PosNatPlayerTotalLeague TwoFA CupLeague CupOther[a]
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
1 †GKNigeria NGAAdemola Bankole0000000000
2DFEngland ENGJude Stirling412342002050
3DFEngland ENGDean Lewington530450101060
4MFRepublic of Ireland IRLKeith Andrews45144112000042
5DFGuinea GUIDrissa Diallo352302001040
6DFEngland ENGSean O'Hanlon515434101061
7 †MFScotland SCOJon-Paul McGovern5130002100
8FWEngland ENGKevin Gallen319248102140
9 †FWGermany GERFelix Bastians0000000000
9 †FWEngland ENGLeon Knight185174001100
10FWScotland SCOColin Cameron354293100051
11FWEngland ENGLloyd Dyer50114511002030
12GKFrance FRAWilly Guéret520460000060
13MFAustralia AUSGareth Edds11070102010
14FWEngland ENGMark Wright41153413102042
15FWEngland ENGDrewe Broughton191130101140
16FWEngland ENGAaron Wilbraham40103510102020
17DFEngland ENGKieran Murphy5030002000
18FWEngland ENGJohn Miles120120000000
18 †FWEngland ENGScott Taylor2000000020
19 †FWEngland ENGJohn Hastings0000000000
19DFEngland ENGCarl Regan9191000000
20MFEngland ENGAlan Navarro473393102050
21MFEngland ENGLuke Howell11080001020
22 †MFEngland ENGJake Livermore5050000000
22 †MFSouth Africa RSABally Smart11080100020
23FWUnited States USAJemal Johnson468395110062
24DFEngland ENGMatt Carbon4030000010
25DFEngland ENGDanny Swailes475404101051
26 †DFEngland ENGSam Page0000000000
27DFEngland ENGSam Collins0000000000
28MFScotland SCOLiam Kelly0000000000
29GKEngland ENGNathan Abbey3000102000
30MFThe Gambia GAMMustapha Carayol2000001010
31GKEngland ENGLaurie Walker0000000000
32MFEngland ENGJordan Hadfield130130000000
35DFEngland ENGAdam Chicksen0000000000
36FWEngland ENGSam Baldock9050100030
  1. ^IncludesFootball League Trophy and2006–07 Football League Two play-offs.

Transfers

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Transfers in

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Date fromPositionNameFromFeeRef.
5 July 2007FWEnglandKevin GallenFree agent[a]Free transfer[58]
11 July 2007MFEnglandMark WrightFree agent[b]
25 July 2007FWEnglandDrewe BroughtonFree agent[c][58]
1 August 2007MFScotlandColin CameronFree agent[d][59]
3 August 2007FWThe GambiaMustapha CarayolFree agent[e][59]
10 August 2007GKEnglandNathan AbbeyFree agent[f][59]
MFEnglandAlan NavarroFree agent[g][59]
11 August 2007GKFranceWilly GuéretFree agent[h][59]
DFEnglandLuke HowellFree agent[i][59]
19 August 2007DFEnglandDanny SwailesMacclesfield TownUndisclosed[59]
31 August 2007FWUnited StatesJemal JohnsonWolverhampton Wanderers[59]
4 December 2007DFEnglandMatt CarbonFree agent[j]Free transfer
1 February 2008DFEnglandCarl ReganMacclesfield TownUndisclosed[60]
MFJamaicaCraig DobsonStevenage Borough[60]

Transfers out

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Date fromPositionNameToFeeRef.
1 July 2007MFEnglandBen HardingReleased[k]
MFEnglandGary SmithReleased[l]
3 July 2007FWEnglandClive PlattColchester United£300,000[58]
9 August 2007FWEnglandIzale McLeodCharlton Athletic£1,100,000[59]
31 August 2007MFScotlandJon-Paul McGovernSwindon TownUndisclosed[59]

Loans in

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Start datePositionNameFromEnd dateRef.
15 November 2007MFEnglandJordan HadfieldMacclesfield TownEnd of season[m][61]
25 January 2008FWEnglandJohn MilesAccrington StanleyEnd of season[62]

Loans out

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Start datePositionNameToEnd dateRef.
18 September 2007MFEngland John HastingsEbbsfleet United18 October 2007[63]
28 September 2007FWEngland Sam CollinsKettering TownUnknown[63]
15 October 2007DFEnglandSam PageHendon15 December 2007[64]
18 October 2007FWEnglandScott TaylorRochdale18 November 2007[64]
26 October 2007FWThe GambiaMustapha CarayolCrawley TownEnd of season[61]
16 November 2007DFEnglandKieran Murphy[61]
20 November 2007MFEngland John HastingsMaidenhead UnitedUnknown[61]
22 November 2007FWEngland Sam CollinsHendon[61]
25 January 2008FWEnglandDrewe BroughtonWalesWrexhamApril 2008[62]
  1. ^Previous club:Chester City.
  2. ^Previous club:Walsall.
  3. ^Previous club:Chester City.
  4. ^Previous club:Coventry City.
  5. ^Previous club:Macclesfield Town.
  6. ^Previous club:Brentford.
  7. ^Previous club:Macclesfield Town.
  8. ^Previous club:Swansea City.
  9. ^Previous club:Gillingham.
  10. ^Previous club:New Zealand Knights.
  11. ^JoinedAldershot Town on 6 August 2007.
  12. ^JoinedBrentford on 1 August 2007.
  13. ^Originally one month loan, extended until end of season.

References

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  5. ^"MK Dons 3-0 Shrewsbury". BBC Sport. 25 August 2007. Retrieved16 June 2019.
  6. ^"Rochdale 3-2 MK Dons". BBC Sport. 1 September 2007. Retrieved16 June 2019.
  7. ^"MK Dons 3-0 Notts County". BBC Sport. 7 September 2007. Retrieved16 June 2019.
  8. ^"Brentford 0-3 MK Dons". BBC Sport. 15 September 2007. Retrieved16 June 2019.
  9. ^"MK Dons 1-0 Darlington". BBC Sport. 22 September 2007. Retrieved16 June 2019.
  10. ^"Morecambe 0-1 MK Dons". BBC Sport. 29 September 2007. Retrieved16 June 2019.
  11. ^"Mansfield 1-2 MK Dons". BBC Sport. 2 October 2007. Retrieved16 June 2019.
  12. ^"MK Dons 2-1 Bradford". BBC Sport. 6 October 2007. Retrieved16 June 2019.
  13. ^"MK Dons 4-0 Lincoln". BBC Sport. 14 October 2007. Retrieved16 June 2019.
  14. ^"Hereford 0-1 MK Dons". BBC Sport. 20 October 2007. Retrieved16 June 2019.
  15. ^"MK Dons 0-2 Stockport". BBC Sport. 27 October 2007. Retrieved16 June 2019.
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  34. ^"Shrewsbury 3-3 MK Dons". BBC Sport. 12 February 2008. Retrieved16 June 2019.
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  38. ^"Chesterfield 1-2 MK Dons". BBC Sport. 10 March 2008. Retrieved18 June 2019.
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