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• George Williams: MK Dons full-back beats odds to make most of second chance

  By Phil Shepka Verified, Luke Ashmead Verified| BBC Verified If George Williams had been a bus driver in Milton Keynes, he would have had to cope with 124 roundabouts. It is perhaps not surprising then, that as a footballer, his career has come full circle, and seen him handed a return ticket back to MK Dons, the club that showed him the door as a teenager. The odds were stacked high against Williams.

  By Phil Shepka Verified, Luke Ashmead Verified · BBC

  Feb. 22, 2017

• George Williams: MK Dons full-back beats odds to make most of second chance

  By Phil Shepka Verified, Luke Ashmead Verified| BBC Verified If George Williams had been a bus driver in Milton Keynes, he would have had to cope with 124 roundabouts. It is perhaps not surprising then, that as a footballer, his career has come full circle, and seen him handed a return ticket back to MK Dons, the club that showed him the door as a teenager. The odds were stacked high against Williams.

  By Phil Shepka Verified, Luke Ashmead Verified · BBC

  Feb. 22, 2017

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