HARRY PELL has been praised by enthusiasts for his “first-class shithouse” ahead of the clash between AFC Wimbledon and MK Dons.
The midfielder was seen picking up MK Dons supporters during Saturday’s warm-up.
Pell, an unused replacement for Wimbledon, pulled off a dramatic 1-0 victory over his bitter rivals.
Ronan Curtis came off the bench to score in the 94th minute and earn all three points.
Before the game, however, Pell watched as he threw balls straight into the outdoor camp at Plough Lane.
Since then, images of his antics have gone viral on social media, much to the amusement of his followers.
One fan responded by writing, “This sucks. “
Another added, “It’s unbelievable. “
A third follower commented, “Plenty of time for this. “
However, an organization of MK Dons supporters has since shown that they are filing a lawsuit against Pell.
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In a message shared on social media, Franchise Dons said: “We plan to lodge a formal complaint through all mandatory means and to anyone connected with the AFC Wimbledon player who threw more than 10 balls at the visiting MK Dons fans prior to kick-off. while his teammates warmed up quietly. “
Pell is in his spell with Wimbledon after joining the club from Accrington this summer.
The 32-year-old, who has scored two goals this season, already spent two years with his team between 2013 and 2015.
With their derby win, Wimbledon is now four points off the Ligue 2 play-offs, tenth.
Meanwhile, MK Dons remain in the top seven, in fifth position and are five steps away from the automatic promotion places.
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