Graham Alexander has paid the ultimate price for a run of poor results and left his position at MK Dons - almost three years to the day he was sacked by Salford chief Gary Neville
Alexander, 52, was appointed as Mark Jackson's successor back in the summer following MK Dons' relegation to League Two in the 2022/23 campaign. The former Scotland international made a storming start to life in Buckinghamshire, winning the League Two manager of the month award for August.
And his departure was confirmed in a short statement on the club's official website on Monday. It read: "The Club would like to thank Graham and Chris for their dedication and tireless efforts during their time at Stadium MK. They depart with the best wishes of everyone at MK Dons." Prior to taking on the job at MK Dons, Alexander spent two years at Salford, where he worked under the Class of 92, including the likes of Gary Neville and Paul Scholes. However, he was sacked in October 2020 and replaced in the dugout by the latter.
"I can't defend losing the three points. It's not a bunch of kids who hadn't played football before. Surely we understand we have to do this for this five minutes, or that for this five minutes, whatever you've been taught over the years?
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