Karl Robinson

By Chris
August 25 2014

MK Dons boss Karl Robinson is giving off mixed signals ahead of Tuesday's League Cup tie - describing the game as one he will remember for the rest of his life, but stating his primary focus is the club's clash with Crawley Town on Saturday.

Following Wimbledon FC's controversial relocation to Buckinghamshire, the MK-club will play in front of their highest ever gate on Tuesday evening.

Ahead of the tie, manager Robinson said "these are nights that you do not forget for the rest of your life", adding it was a game "so far-fetched" from his team's normal fixtures.

However, the 33-year-old says that, with regards to team selection, his primary focus is MK Dons' League One clash with Crawley Town, who sit one point and six places behind Robinson's men.

"I have a difficult decision to make about who does and who does not play but not being disrespectful to the competition, my main focus is Crawley on Saturday. I will be picking a team for next Saturday first. It is from the bottom of my heart," he added.

United are anticipated to make wholesale changes to their line-up as Louis van Gaal aims to claim his first win since taking the helm at the club.