Karl Robinson, Andrew Cullen and George Baldock were quizzed by supporters at a Fans Forum on Thursday night.
The Forum took place at Buckingham Athletic Football Club and close to 100 fans were in attendance, most armed with questions to put the Dons trio.
Robinson said he was disappointed where the team find themselves in the Sky Bet Championship table but did stress that he knew this season would be a challenge given the strength of opposition.
In terms of recruitment, the Dons boss admitted he took risks in the summer which didn’t pay off. He also revealed planning for this upcoming transfer window is already underway, with strikers, central midfielders and centre-backs on the wish list.
Executive Director Andrew Cullen explained how Championship clubs operate financially and how difficult it is for the Dons to compete with most teams in the division.
Baldock, a pupil at the Royal Latin School in Buckingham, revealed that his role model growing up was David Beckham, before insisting that he’s glad he made the switch from midfield to full-back.
The Buckingham-based Forum was being held ahead of the town’s Big Day which takes place at stadiummk on Saturday 23 April, when the Dons take on Brentford.
Another event taking place in Buckingham in the build-up to the game is a Children’s Roadshow at the Royal Latin School on Thursday 21 April.
The Roadshow, which provides 8-13 year-olds an opportunity to take part in games and activities under the guidance of qualified MK Dons Sport and Education Trust coaches. There will also be a chance to meet four Dons players.
Tickets for the Roadshow are FREE to pick up from the Box Office at stadiummk, Royal Latin School or the Old Gaol in Buckingham.
The Roadshow gets underway at 3.45pm and will finish at 5.15pm. Please note there will be no parking available at the Royal Latin School.
Residents with an MK18 postcode can buy tickets for the clash with Brentford for just £15 adults and £3 under-18s in standard areas of the ground - click here for a full list of prices!
To purchase tickets visit the Box Office at stadiummk/kiosk at centre:mk or call 0333 200 5343. Buckingham Big Day discounted tickets can’t be bought online.
Robinson said he was disappointed where the team find themselves in the Sky Bet Championship table but did stress that he knew this season would be a challenge given the strength of opposition.
In terms of recruitment, the Dons boss admitted he took risks in the summer which didn’t pay off. He also revealed planning for this upcoming transfer window is already underway, with strikers, central midfielders and centre-backs on the wish list.
Executive Director Andrew Cullen explained how Championship clubs operate financially and how difficult it is for the Dons to compete with most teams in the division.
Baldock, a pupil at the Royal Latin School in Buckingham, revealed that his role model growing up was David Beckham, before insisting that he’s glad he made the switch from midfield to full-back.
The Buckingham-based Forum was being held ahead of the town’s Big Day which takes place at stadiummk on Saturday 23 April, when the Dons take on Brentford.
Another event taking place in Buckingham in the build-up to the game is a Children’s Roadshow at the Royal Latin School on Thursday 21 April.
The Roadshow, which provides 8-13 year-olds an opportunity to take part in games and activities under the guidance of qualified MK Dons Sport and Education Trust coaches. There will also be a chance to meet four Dons players.
Tickets for the Roadshow are FREE to pick up from the Box Office at stadiummk, Royal Latin School or the Old Gaol in Buckingham.
The Roadshow gets underway at 3.45pm and will finish at 5.15pm. Please note there will be no parking available at the Royal Latin School.
Residents with an MK18 postcode can buy tickets for the clash with Brentford for just £15 adults and £3 under-18s in standard areas of the ground - click here for a full list of prices!
To purchase tickets visit the Box Office at stadiummk/kiosk at centre:mk or call 0333 200 5343. Buckingham Big Day discounted tickets can’t be bought online.
