Post by QPR Report on Jul 1, 2009 12:09:28 GMT
Could have been us! 
MK Dons Official Site
MK DONS FIVE YEARS OLD TODAY
Wed 01 Jul 2009
Today, Wednesday 1st July 2009, marks five years since of the birth of Milton Keynes Dons Football Club.
To celebrate this anniversary, the Dons World team have produced a film looking back at some of the most memorable moments of the last five years that we're sure every Dons fan will enjoy.
The video is available to watch on the Freeview player on the right side of the mkdons.com homepage.
It's been an incredible journey for the Dons during their time in the New City, with the Club growing at a remarkable rate. Attendances have more than DOUBLED since the first season at the National Hockey Stadium, with the Club now playing its home games at one of the city's most notable landmarks - stadiummk.
We've seen a dramatic final-day survival, relegation, promotion, two Play-off campaigns, Football League Trophy glory at Wembley, a record-equally number of away victories in a season, England internationals and visit from Her Majesty The Queen to name but a few highlights.
But the Dons fans remains the single most important driving force behind the Club's success and we would like to thank every single one of you for your continued support.
Come on you Dons!
www.mkdons.com/page/NewsDetail/0,,10420~1710085,00.html
MK Dons Official Site
MK DONS FIVE YEARS OLD TODAY
Wed 01 Jul 2009
Today, Wednesday 1st July 2009, marks five years since of the birth of Milton Keynes Dons Football Club.
To celebrate this anniversary, the Dons World team have produced a film looking back at some of the most memorable moments of the last five years that we're sure every Dons fan will enjoy.
The video is available to watch on the Freeview player on the right side of the mkdons.com homepage.
It's been an incredible journey for the Dons during their time in the New City, with the Club growing at a remarkable rate. Attendances have more than DOUBLED since the first season at the National Hockey Stadium, with the Club now playing its home games at one of the city's most notable landmarks - stadiummk.
We've seen a dramatic final-day survival, relegation, promotion, two Play-off campaigns, Football League Trophy glory at Wembley, a record-equally number of away victories in a season, England internationals and visit from Her Majesty The Queen to name but a few highlights.
But the Dons fans remains the single most important driving force behind the Club's success and we would like to thank every single one of you for your continued support.
Come on you Dons!
www.mkdons.com/page/NewsDetail/0,,10420~1710085,00.html