Michael Flynn accuses Walsall players of 'not putting enough in' during AFC Wimbledon defeat
Walsall manager Michael Flynn accused his players of 'not putting enough in' during the Saddlers' 2-0 defeat at Wimbledon.
Flynn's side were beaten 2-0 by an AFC Wimbledon that were without a win in eleven games.
Will Nightingale handed the home side the lead on the hour mark - before Ali Al-Hamadi's 74th minute goal ensured the points stayed in London.
He said: "We were beaten by two set plays and that shouldn't happen but there were too many players, I would say around ten, who just didn't put enough in.
"I don't know why that is, I think they think they are done for this season but if they do they will have a rude awakening.
"I have said it before, a lot of them are playing for their futures - I am having good conversations with the owners every day and looking towards what we are going to do next season.
"But this one isn't over yet and there is a lot of football to be played, I will be expecting a big response from them because as much as I made five subs tonight I could have made another five if I was able to."
