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'The death of Wimbledon' - how a football club moved cities

BBC Sport Friday, 1 November 2024
'The death of Wimbledon' - how a football club moved citiesAhead of their FA Cup first-round tie on Sunday, BBC Sport looks back at the story of Wimbledon FC's highly controversial move to Milton Keynes more than 20 years ago which remains one of the most taboo subjects in English football.
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