Warne 'not worrying about job' after winless start

MK Dons manager Paul Warne maintains he is not concerned about his job position despite a slow start in League One following their promotion last season. The team has failed to secure a win in their opening six league matches, drawing five, and losing to Wigan. When asked if he worries about his job, Warne told BBC Three Counties Radio, "I'm never worried about my job.

Not from an arrogant point of view. I worry about enough things not to also worry about that." He adds, "I always pick the team as if it's the last team I'm going to pick. I don't worry about consequence, upsetting him or him." Warne acknowledges that changing the system and players might be a factor, but insists he will continue to focus on the team's performance.

MK Dons secured automatic promotion under Warne last season, winning 24 matches, losing only eight, and being the division's top scorers with 86 goals. The 53-year-old manager believes the team needs to find consistency and notes that they haven't been far from giving the fans a good performance. The next match against AFC Wimbledon on Thursday is crucial for both the team and its supporters, with Warne acknowledging its significance.