Terry Skiverton Faces Health Battle as AFC Wimbledon Assistant Manager

Terry Skiverton, the assistant manager of AFC Wimbledon, is facing a significant health challenge after being diagnosed with throat cancer. He is expected to start his treatment in the upcoming weeks. Since July, Skiverton has been dealing with health issues, having previously taken a break to recover from ankle surgery. The club announced that he has encountered further struggles on his road to recovery. AFC Wimbledon released a statement expressing their support, saying, "Terry has been receiving valuable support from the League Managers Association (LMA) in recent months, and the club will continue to stand alongside him and his family throughout his treatment and recovery." The club emphasized their collective well-wishes, stating, "Everyone at AFC Wimbledon sends Terry their heartfelt best wishes as he prepares for the next stage of his treatment." Skiverton, 51, joined AFC Wimbledon in May 2022 as the assistant to Johnnie Jackson. He played a crucial role in leading the team to promotion to League One through the play-offs in 2025, showcasing his commitment to the club. As the Dons community comes together, they will be keeping a close eye on his progress and sending their support as he battles through this tough time.