Terry Brown: Stevenage have been a role model to AFC Wimbledon
Terry Brown has been sacked as AFC Wimbledon manager. Picture: Tony Marshall/EMPICS
by Tom Moore
Monday, August 13, 2012
10:00 PM
The Dons face the Hertfordshire club on Tuesday
AFC Wimbledon manager Terry Brown knows that his side faces a tough test against Stevenage in the Capital One Cup.
The Dons make the trip to the Lamex Stadium on Tuesday night and are once again opening their competitive season with a League Cup tie.
“We’re starting a bit earlier than we’d want to against a side who are very very good,” Brown told London24.
“Stevenage have been a role model for the smaller clubs.
“We know how difficult it’s going to be. It’ll be as hard as it gets.”
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