Koppel admits Dons won't meet stadium deadline

Charles Koppel has admitted Wimbledon will not be playing in Milton Keynes by their Boxing Day deadline.

Thu, 17 Oct, 2002 - 18:49

Charles Koppel has admitted Wimbledon will not be playing in Milton Keynes by their Boxing Day deadline.

The Dons chairman planned to build a temporary 12,000-seater stadium at the Milton Keynes Bowl ready for the Division One match with Watford on December 26.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Milton Keynes Place: Milton Keynes Bowl Person: Koppel Person: Charles Koppel Event: Boxing Day Organisation: Dons Organisation: Wimbledon Organisation: Watford Organisation: Football League Organisation: The Dons

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