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MK DONS LEGEND DEAN IS NOW 900 NOT OUT!

By Tom Blackett

EVERGREEN MK Dons defender Dean Lewington reached another incredible milestone yesterday as he notched up the 900th appearance of his career.
Lewington played his first Football League game for the old Wimbledon FC against Sheffield Wednesday in 2003 and has since become an MK Dons stalwart. The 38-year-old defender has played 753 league games for MK in almost two decades and has made 868 appearances for the club in total.
“As you get older, especially the way modern football is going, over 30s are seen as prehistoric really,” said Lewington, the son of...

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