Sean O'Hanlon (left)

By Oli
March 7 2009

Dons defender Sean O'Hanlon admits it will be nice seeing a few familiar faces at the County Ground as he returns to Swindon for the second time since leaving, but says he is focused solely on bringing three points back to Milton Keynes.

O'Hanlon told the club's official website he is not expecting a particularly welcoming reception on Saturday, but that it won't affect him as the Dons go to Swindon looking for another important three points.

He said: "Hopefully I'll get a decent reception from the home fans, but I probably won't!

"It doesn't bother me to be honest, I'm just completely focused on the game, doing my job and trying to win the game for MK Dons.

"From the team I think there are only about three players left there from my time with Swindon. Obviously there'll be some faces around the ground who I've not seen in a long time and I'll have some family there as well so it's a big occasion for me personally.

"But all I'm interested in is the result. It doesn't matter how we play at this stage, it's about picking up points towards the end of the season.

"We need to get on a run again and we've got three games in hand on most so we've got the chance to open a bit of a gap."

And O'Hanlon says the Dons are not concerned about dropping into third in the table, with the squad confident of taking advantage of their three games in hand.

"We're not worried about it. We've got three games in hand and if we win them all there'll be a pretty big gap between us and Peterborough.

"We've put ourselves in a great position, it's in our hands and that's the way we want it.

"Personally I wanted the game to continue on Tuesday because we'd had half the battle. But I suppose they would have had the wind advantage in the second half so it might be better for us to play them later in the season in better conditions."