Rob Cornell is a journalist who focuses on local sports, particularly AFC Wimbledon in the United Kingdom. He covers match reports, player interviews, and provides updates on the team's progress and performances. Rob is dedicated to providing in-depth coverage of the club and engaging with the fans.
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Rob Cornell's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly football. His articles revolve around event coverage and team news, with a specific emphasis on youth development and loan players.
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Young Dons duo Ethan Sutcliffe and Kai Jennings continue to not only adapt, but also impress on loan at senior level.
Johnnie Jackson will make a late call on Jack Currie before tomorrow afternoon’s League Two match against Swindon Town at the County Ground.
Duo in contention for Johnnie, but Bass doubtful for Saturday
By: Rob Cornell
Reaction from Josh after he nets his first goals for the Dons
Terry Skiverton wants to end an improved season for the Dons on a high against Walsall tomorrow, and he also offered a further glimpse into the work ahead this summer.
Johnnie Jackson is far from content with our top ten finish and already has an eye on striving for more next season.
Lebanese international reflects on a memorable first campaign
Kai Jennings and Ollie Downs were both on target at the weekend, before their time on loan to Sussex clubs came to an end,
New recruit Myles Hippolyte is looking to bring his creative flair to our forward line having sealed a move from League Two champions Stockport.
Callum Reilly believes his former club are preparing to write the next exciting chapter in our remarkable story, while he continues to make a successful transition of his own to a life beyond the game.
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