The Dons are unbeaten since George Baldock’s return to stadiummk and the right-back wants that form to continue.
After being recalled from his loan spell at Oxford United, Baldock has helped the men from MK1 hold Cardiff City and Middlesbrough to draws and beat another promotion-contender in Derby County.
Now, the Dons turn their attention to an important Sky Bet Championship clash with Bristol City on Saturday and Baldock is eager to help make sure the good run of the results carries on.
“I’m really enjoying (being back),” Baldock told MK Dons PlayerHD. “It has been a really good start from me with five points from three really tricky fixtures.
“It doesn’t get any easier. This Saturday will be really hard for different reason – they’ve got a new manager and players, so it will be tough but every game is going to be tough in this league.
“It’s the business end of the season so every game is vitally important, not just this game on Saturday. Win, lose or draw we’ll go again as we normally do but obviously our aim is to get three points.”
Now, the Dons turn their attention to an important Sky Bet Championship clash with Bristol City on Saturday and Baldock is eager to help make sure the good run of the results carries on.
“I’m really enjoying (being back),” Baldock told MK Dons PlayerHD. “It has been a really good start from me with five points from three really tricky fixtures.
“It doesn’t get any easier. This Saturday will be really hard for different reason – they’ve got a new manager and players, so it will be tough but every game is going to be tough in this league.
“It’s the business end of the season so every game is vitally important, not just this game on Saturday. Win, lose or draw we’ll go again as we normally do but obviously our aim is to get three points.”
He continued: “The fans have been brilliant since I’ve been back, singing my name. They’ve always been good to me so I can’t ask for any more.”
“It was vital for my career to go out on loan and learn my position. It’s benefited me and hopefully I can take what I’ve learned into games for this Club.”
and believes he has benefited from his time in Sky Bet League 2. mkstadium The 22-year-old has played every minute since returning to
Baldock was due to stay with Oxford for the entire 2015/16 campaign but his impressive performances prompted Karl Robinson to recall him early. Tickets for Saturday's clash with Bristol City are priced from £25 adults, £17 over-65s/under-21s and £7 under-18s while under-12s go FREE with a Young Dons membership - female fans can buy tickets inclubRed from just £25 adults and £15 under-18s.
To purchase tickets click here, visit the Box Office at stadiummk/kiosk at centre:mk or 0333 200 5343.
