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Tidsale’s treat after Seasiders are fried

By David Parker

STAR MAN JORDAN HOUGHTON MK Do
PAUL Tisdale promised to treat his MK Dons players to fish and chips after they battered Blackpool for their first away win of the season.
Russell Martin, Jordan Houghton and David Kasumu did the damage as the Dons climbed into the top half of the table, level on points with Blackpool.
Tisdale hailed their counter-attacking display and says he has been waiting for such a positive away performance.
“We’re going to celebrate with some fish and chips on the way home, the players don’t normally get that,” he said.
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