League urges Dons to keep identity

The Football League today urged Wimbledon to maintain their identity after an independent commission decided the club could relocate to Milton Keynes.

Tue, 28 May, 2002 - 17:34

The Football League today urged Wimbledon to maintain their identity after an independent commission decided the club could relocate to Milton Keynes.

A three-man panel, appointed on behalf of the Football League by the Football Association, voted to give Dons chairman Charles Koppel the go-ahead for the controversial move.

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