Wimbledon 1995-96 Home - Size XL

Excellent condition with minor wear to the R on the CORE Logo. 24" p2p

The 1995-96 season for Wimbledon Football Club in English football can be summarized as follows:

**League Performance:**
- **Division:** Premier League
- **Final Position:** 8th
- **Points:** 56
- **Wins:** 15, Draws: 11, Losses: 12
- **Goals Scored:** 48, Goals Conceded: 46

**Key Highlights:**
- **Manager:** Joe Kinnear managed the team throughout the season, continuing his tenure from the previous years.
- **Top Scorers:** The team's top scorer was Efan Ekoku with 9 league goals. Other notable contributors included Dean Holdsworth and Robbie Earle.
- **Notable Matches:**
- A memorable 3-3 draw against Manchester United at Selhurst Park, where Wimbledon came back from being 2-0 down at halftime.
- A 4-2 home win against Liverpool, highlighting their capability to beat top teams.

**Cup Competitions:**
- **FA Cup:** Wimbledon reached the quarter-finals but were defeated by Sheffield Wednesday in a replay after initially drawing 1-1.
- **League Cup:** They were knocked out in the third round by West Ham United.

**Other Notables:**
- Wimbledon was known for their "Crazy Gang" spirit, continuing to defy expectations and punch above their weight in the Premier League despite limited resources compared to other clubs.
- The season was also marked by the club's ongoing battle to find a permanent home, as they were still playing at Selhurst Park, the home of rivals Crystal Palace.

This season was another example of Wimbledon's resilience and ability to compete at the top level of English football, maintaining a mid-table position in the Premier League.