AFC Wimbledon striker Adebayo Akinfenwa has insisted that he is not
concerned by his lack of goals this season.
The 33-year-old, who found the net 15 times last term, has scored just
once in six games during the current campaign.
Despite his struggles in the final third, the forward is confident
that he will hit his stride soon.
“I don’t get hung up on that,” he told BBC Sport. “Some people get
caught up in the negatives. I look beyond the possibilities and try
and defy limitations put on me.
“I average about 15 goals [a season]. On a personal note I’ll be
disappointed but if I am still doing what I do on the pitch to help
the team win, I can’t begrudge that.”
Wimbledon continue their League Two campaign on Saturday when they
make the trip to Mansfield Town.
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