all season at Victoria Park. Naturally the stats don't look good but just one suffices to demonstrate their dire situation. Their league top scorer is midfielder Johnathan Franks with two goals. It's a massive salvage job that Hughes has taken on but he had an impressive record with scant resources at Falkirk and after two years out of the hot seat since Hibernian, this is a chance to prove his worth. The only way from here is up. ______________________ While all the talk is of AFC Wimbledon's FA Cup tie with the MK Dons, the club really do have more important issues to deal with. Last season's first League Two season became a bit of a struggle and this year they hover above the drop zone. On Saturday they ground out a point against Aldershot, one of the sides below them. Survival has to be the priority and there are many Dons fans who would prefer three points over a cup win at Milton Keynes. The sense of history at the club received another boost though with the return between the sticks of Neil Sullivan, a link back to the glory days in the top flight. He finds himself in a dressing room managed by his former team mate Neil Ardley. _____________________ To say that Mick McCarthy's results at Ipswich have been mixed would be something of an understatement. He's bagged two wins that lifted the club off the bottom but in two defeats his side have let in 11