In which case , he’s “finished” according to Mr Ridiculous
MK Dons vs Barrow, match thread
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Re: MK Dons vs Barrow, match thread
Really like this comment.All that aside though,how well did our players control the game with their counter attacks which resulted in goals,something we have been crying out for all season.
Andy Whing has taken a group of players who couldn,t score and turned them into a side which is hard to beat.He didn,t even pick most of these players but somehow he has got them playing as a unit no matter who he brings on.
I am really looking forward to next season if this is what he can do with a makeshift team.
Onwards and upwards.
Re: MK Dons vs Barrow, match thread
Is Pressley under contract with his parent club next season ?
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Re: MK Dons vs Barrow, match thread
Stevenage
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On 2 August 2023, Pressley transferred to League One club Stevenage and signed a two-year contract, with a one-year option, for a compensation fee.[24] During a 2023–24 season in which he missed three months due to injury,[25][26][27] he made 25 appearances and scored four goals.[28] An ankle injury resulting from an "accidental collision" during a 2024–25 pre-season friendly led to Pressley undergoing surgery.[29] He returned to match play on 19 October 2024 and made seven appearances before joining League Two club Barrow on loan for the remainder of the season on 9 January 2025.[30][31]
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On 2 August 2023, Pressley transferred to League One club Stevenage and signed a two-year contract, with a one-year option, for a compensation fee.[24] During a 2023–24 season in which he missed three months due to injury,[25][26][27] he made 25 appearances and scored four goals.[28] An ankle injury resulting from an "accidental collision" during a 2024–25 pre-season friendly led to Pressley undergoing surgery.[29] He returned to match play on 19 October 2024 and made seven appearances before joining League Two club Barrow on loan for the remainder of the season on 9 January 2025.[30][31]
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Re: MK Dons vs Barrow, match thread
The broken record strikes againPedro wrote: ↑Sat Apr 05, 2025 6:14 pmFantastic scoring record 13 goals in 82 games.Bluebird_john wrote: ↑Sat Apr 05, 2025 5:26 pm Aaron Pressley been a different class overall and now caps it off with a few goals to silent anyone clueless enough to doubt him just cause he doesn’t get on the scoresheet enough!!!!
fantastic addition! SIGN HIM UP
Good he scored but against the poorest team I've seen
Let's keep of the wacky backy and if this is the extent of our ambitions we will be in trouble again next year.
Not good enough , marginally better than Aquah but that's not saying much.
Life is always better when it's better
Re: MK Dons vs Barrow, match thread
Fantastic win. Happy for Pressley and Smith, who would be useful to have here next season imo. Fletcher looks like he could really be the part.
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Re: MK Dons vs Barrow, match thread
Stanway quality, will be a massive boost for him today with the clean sheet. Fletcher looked good to quality ball for the second. Unreal move also for second goal started off from the right back being pressed. Happy days
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Re: MK Dons vs Barrow, match thread
Great pass from Mahoney to Fletcher for the second goal and cross from him for Pressley's opener.Barrowvianbedlam wrote: ↑Sat Apr 05, 2025 7:26 pm Stanway quality, will be a massive boost for him today with the clean sheet. Fletcher looked good to quality ball for the second. Unreal move also for second goal started off from the right back being pressed. Happy days
What a transformation in our away form
3 wins and 2 draws from the last 5 games.
10 goals Scored and 5 conceded.
Andy Whing had a great away record at Solihull Moors.
If he can reciprocate that next season for us and we put in some solid away performances we might surprise a few.
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Re: MK Dons vs Barrow, match thread
saltcellar wrote: ↑Sat Apr 05, 2025 7:35 pmGreat pass from Mahoney to Fletcher for the second goal and cross from him for Pressley's opener.Barrowvianbedlam wrote: ↑Sat Apr 05, 2025 7:26 pm Stanway quality, will be a massive boost for him today with the clean sheet. Fletcher looked good to quality ball for the second. Unreal move also for second goal started off from the right back being pressed. Happy days
What a transformation in our away form
3 wins and 2 draws from the last 5 games.
10 goals Scored and 5 conceded.
Andy Whing had a great away record at Solihull Moors.
If he can reciprocate that next season for us and we put in some solid away performances we might surprise a few.
Yeah it’s night and day from under Clemence. We have to get the recruiting right this summer, it’s going to be very hard to replace players like Spence gotts and Campbell
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Re: MK Dons vs Barrow, match thread
Not sure about the three midfielders. As much as I like all three of them, no one is irreplaceable and we have to get better. They’re probably going to leave - I’m optimistic we can improve in that area .
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Re: MK Dons vs Barrow, match thread
I think you mean 'replicate'
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Mathematically safe now btw for all the pessimists on here 
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Re: MK Dons vs Barrow, match thread
How do you know they are all leaving?Barrowvianbedlam wrote: ↑Sat Apr 05, 2025 7:45 pmsaltcellar wrote: ↑Sat Apr 05, 2025 7:35 pm
Great pass from Mahoney to Fletcher for the second goal and cross from him for Pressley's opener.
What a transformation in our away form
3 wins and 2 draws from the last 5 games.
10 goals Scored and 5 conceded.
Andy Whing had a great away record at Solihull Moors.
If he can reciprocate that next season for us and we put in some solid away performances we might surprise a few.
Yeah it’s night and day from under Clemence. We have to get the recruiting right this summer, it’s going to be very hard to replace players like Spence gotts and Campbell
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Re: MK Dons vs Barrow, match thread
Thought this was a winnable game and so it turned out be. Let’s not beat about the bush. MK showed all the signs of a.squad bereft of leadership, inspiration or commitment.
Their front three looked a serious threat when ever they got the ball but MKs build up was slow, pedestrian and most of their movement was sideways. Stanway was brilliant. Definitely MOTM for me. He has lots of idiosyncrasies but his reactions are razor sharp.
Three great moves for the goals. The four substitutions refreshed the forward line. On paper MK had the better players. On the pitch as a unit they were outclassed.
Looking forward to Walsall next week. Well done Andy Whing. We are definitely on an upward curve.
Their front three looked a serious threat when ever they got the ball but MKs build up was slow, pedestrian and most of their movement was sideways. Stanway was brilliant. Definitely MOTM for me. He has lots of idiosyncrasies but his reactions are razor sharp.
Three great moves for the goals. The four substitutions refreshed the forward line. On paper MK had the better players. On the pitch as a unit they were outclassed.
Looking forward to Walsall next week. Well done Andy Whing. We are definitely on an upward curve.
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