Championship

MARTIN’S MISSION…

by
The LeaguePaper Team
9 February 2020

LEAGUE ONE
BACK-TO-BACK home victories have not made MK Dons boss Russell Martin ease up.
Their wins in front of their home fans gave them some breathing space in the relegation fight.
But Martin said: “The season isn’t over and we haven’t cracked things yet. We have to be aware of the threat.
“Our objective is to stay in the league and until it’s mathematically sure, then I won’t feel relaxed.”

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