Former AFC Wimbledon players make donations after Plough Lane flooding
Former AFC Wimbledon players Jack Currie and Lee Brown have both made donations towards the JustGiving page to help the club get games back on at Plough Lane following the extensive flooding and damage to the pitch and stadium. Currie, 22, progressed through the club’s academy and made 95 first team appearances before joining Oxford in the summer.
AFC Wimbledon fans and the wider football community have been contributing to fundraiser after the League Two club's Plough ...
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