New MK Dons boss Paul Ince has concluded the signing of Plymouth striker Jermaine Easter who has penned a two-year deal at Stadium:MK.

The news comes after the 27-year-old was spotted at the Dons' Woughton training ground along with Jemal Johnson, who joined the League One outfit from Premier League new-boys Wolves yesterday.

Easter has played for a number of teams throughout the Football League during his career but arguably enjoyed his most productive spell at Wycombe Wanderers between 2006-2008 where he bagged 21 goals in just 59 league appearances for the Adams Park outfit.

The hitman joins Johnson, Crewe defender Danny Woodards, Walsall forward Jabo Ibehre and Wycombe stopper David McCracken as the new recruits at the Dons this summer as Ince prepares for an all out assault on promotion to the Championship next season.

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2009-07-19 - Added by Panner1
Supporter of Man Utd

FAO Panner - hahahah

A goalkeeper is a SHOT STOPPER!!!!

BBC Sport, Sky Sports.com etc etc etc all use 'stopper' as a word to describe a defender - its commonplace mate!!!

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2009-07-19 - Added by EoinNinoate
Supporter of MK Dons

FAO JamDav

How ironic, a post complaining about my use of the English language, where they have errors themselves.

INCIDENTALLY, I believe you could do with a look at this:

http://www.stormloader.com/garyes/its.html

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2009-07-19 - Added by EoinNinoate
Supporter of MK Dons

FAO Panner

Panner - Incorrect, a stopper is a goalkeeper. I'm not saying it should have been repeated, I'm saying he should have at least have been given an appropriate adjective!

http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en-us&q=fulham+stopper&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en-us&q=newcastle+stopper&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8

Want me to find more?

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2009-07-16 - Added by JamDav1982
Supporter of Newcastle

You really should have. Cheese beanos all the way.

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2009-07-16 - Added by sgtburn21
Supporter of Man Utd

Oh yeah and i should have made a cheese beano and not a cheese toastie for lunch today.

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2009-07-16 - Added by JamDav1982
Supporter of Newcastle

Nope: Re

Who comes on here and complains about a defender being called a 'stopper'? Its not an English language debate website you weasel.

Incidently, 'whoever' is one word and you should have used 'got' rather than 'gotten'.

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2009-07-16 - Added by Panner1
Supporter of Man Utd

?

Well,, it is a common word for a defender - saves repetition mate...

defender Danny Woodards, Walsall forward Jabo Ibehre and Wycombe defender David McCracken...

Doesn't sound right....

Each to their own i suppose...

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