After two games, AFC Wimbledon have conceded six goals and scored three.

Despite one of those matches being a cup game, it's not the kind of ratio you want to see.

The Wondering Womble was not at Walsall nor Peterborough, but the general consensus is that we don't look out of our depth, and that we just need to "tighten up".

In particular, we need a back line, and goalkeeper, as tough as the Chinese visa application process, and 10 times as quick.

If we learned one thing from Walsall, it’s that you will be punished if you drop your guard.

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But, despite the results, the good news is that we haven't disgraced ourselves, and let’s hope that trend continues on Saturday when Bolton Wanderers visit the Cherry Red Records stadium for the first time.

The last time old Wimbledon played Bolton was in March 2001 in the old Division One – what is now the Championship.

What is even more eyebrow-raising, though, is that when AFC Wimbledon was formed in the Combined Counties League just over a year later, Bolton were a Premier League side.

While the CRRS will be a culture–shock for them, the fact that they haven't won an away match since April 6, 2015 – that's 494 days ago – could be a shock for us.

Wimbledon have a habit of ending records, so let's hope Bolton stay true to form and we extend that beaten-run by another day.

That said, the longer a losing streak continues, the more likely it is to end…

Neal Ardley is likely to tinker with his starting XI once more, and getting that first win on the board is crucial for momentum and morale (for club and fans).

Both clubs are adapting to life in League One, let's hope we adapt faster.