Suspension was a learning experience for Dons midfielder Devoy
The Irishman has served his ban and is ready to return to the MK Dons squad
His recent suspension will have been a huge learning experience for Dawson Devoy, according to Liam Manning.
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The midfielder was able to play in the Papa John’s Trophy game against Walsall last week, but is yet to take control of a game in the way Manning and Sporting Director Liam Sweeting expected when they signed him.
Devoy has had a patchy start to life atStadium MKafter completing his move from Irish side Bohemians in the summer, but the head coach hopes his time out of the side will help him further understand what it takes to make it inLeague One.
Manning said: “It has been a great learning experience for him in terms of the discipline you need in League One, and to be consistently available for selection.
“He's learned bundles in the first few months here, and he will be a great player here in time. Now it's about fine-tuning and understanding how he can impose himself on games for long periods.
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“He's got someone terrific in Josh McEachran to learn from, but he has to bring his strengths and run a game. That's a quality he has, he can dictate a game in those central areas.
”他一直在努力工作training and in the gym, he got some good minutes in against Walsall and we're glad to have him back available for selection.”