The club made its début in the Football League in 1977 where it began in the old Fourth Division. Here, a few seasons later Wimbledon were able to gain promotion to the Third Division. Although they could not last in their first season, after relegation they bounced back up the Third Division.

During the 1980s Basset arrived at Wimbledon, and although could not keep the club in the Third Division would soon regain promotion to the division. After this, the momentum was sustained as Wimbledon were promoted from the Second Division also. Two seasons later, by 1986 Wimbledon were promoted to the First Division.

Under Basset, the Dons were flourishing and in the top league despite being tipped for relegation would finish a very noteworthy sixth place in the league. Basset himself left the club, and was replaced by Gould. Gould would continue to establish Wimbledon in the First Division.

Then, in 1988 Wimbledon went on a great run in the FA Cup. As such, they made it to the FA Cup final for the first time in the club’s history, where they would play double chasing Liverpool. While Liverpool were the clear favorites to win the cup, Wimbledon and their goal-keeper Basset were ready to upset the script when he saved an Albridge penalty. In fact, this was the first time a goal-keeper had saved a penalty in the FA Cup final. As such, with a 1 – 0 lead Wimbledon were able to hold their lead and went on to win the FA Cup.

While the cup marked a high point in Wimbledon’s history, the club would remain in the First Division up to the beginning of the Premiership era. As the potential for a new stadium disappeared, Wimbledon began to ground share at Selhurst Park to meet the Premiership stadium requirements. In the Premiership, under Kinnear Wimbledon would finish as high as sixth in the Premiership and were able to reach the semi-finals of the cup.

However, his departure marked the beginning of a decline for Wimbledon. Under Olsen, the club’s form quickly deteriorated as they slipped into the relegation zone, and were relegated from the Premiership.

As such, they began the new decade in the First Division. In 2001 the club announced its intention to relocate to Milton Keynes. Although this did not gain widespread support from the fans, they were granted the move.

Therefore, since then the club has very much split. While Milton Keynes Dons may be considered the continuation of Wimbledon by some, the emergence of AFC Wimbledon outside the Football League is the club that most of the former Wimbledon supporters have switched allegiance to.

So today, the former Wimbledon soccer club are no longer. However, the spirit of Wimbledon soccer club remains at AFC Wimbledon, a club that has since made steady progress towards the Football League, and now playing in the Conference National are currently top of their league. As such, AFC Wimbledon could well be a Football League club again in the future.

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We can say his soccer career is frustrating because he always meet difficulty. He joined in the Youth team when he was 13 years old. He made a rapid improve there. When he thought he was going to be a regular, his dream came to nothing because the boss broke up the team for cutting a corner. Then he had to transferred to his opponent, Real Madrid, and he put on the No.7 soccer jerseys. He is the yuongest player which represent his team at match in that team’s history. He performed in a good way and people were paying attention on him soon after his first goal. In 1996, the Spain was fall into an awful condition for the aging of the soccer player. That was a chance for Raul to improve his strength. He became the stammspieler of Real Madrid. However, Raul lost his level at match that he lost the  penalty kick as lost the chance to equalize the goal. They were lost. That confused the fans why could that happened. Raul walked his way without listen to the bad review.

Gradually, he fall into the drowsy drak and he is no more a young and promising soccer player. His legendary No.7 soccer jerseys seems far away from the soccer field. Raul’s golden age had gone. But he is trying his best to be a royal servant to Real Madrid.

Though his perform is unstable, he is the prince of soccer.