Paul Warne remains unconcerned about job amid MK Dons winless start
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 16, 2026, 12:12 PM
Last updated Sep 16, 2026
MK Dons head coach Paul Warne expresses confidence despite the team not securing a win in their first six League One matches, including five draws and one loss. Warne stated he does not worry about job security, focusing instead on his team's performance and consistency. He acknowledged that the transition to a new system and player changes may have impacted results. MK Dons will face rivals AFC Wimbledon on Thursday in search of their first league victory. Warne emphasized the importance of the match to both teams' fans.
- •MK Dons are winless in their opening six League One matches.
- •Paul Warne insists he is not worried about job security.
- •The team draws five matches and loses one so far.
- •Warne emphasizes the need for consistency moving forward.
- •MK Dons will play AFC Wimbledon on Thursday.
- 12:12 PMYahoo Sports — Warne 'not worrying about job' after winless start
"MK Dons head coach Paul Warne says he is not worrying about losing his job despite their winless start in League One.
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