Cargill knows Christmas is about football
Dons play four times between now and January 2, and it is often a period of time many look to to pick-up momentum and vital points in the league.
Dons take on Colchester, Cheltenham, Northampton and Cambridge United, and with so many games, the players themselves have precious little time to relax.
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Hide AdDons defender Baily Cargill said: “I’m used to it! I’ll have to go easy on the Christmas dinner I suppose, but it comes naturally to me really.
“It’s a busy schedule, a lot of games. The fans, and we as players do too, we look for the Boxing Day, New Year’s Day games.
“For me, I’ve come from a family who loves football, so Boxing Day has always been a day for football – whether I was a player or a fan.
“It’s an important time and if we come through having done well we’ll be right in with a chance.”