AFC Wimbledon assistant Terry Skiverton diagnosed with throat cancer

AFC Wimbledon assistant Terry Skiverton diagnosed with throat cancer

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2026-10-24 00:58:00
AFC Wimbledon assistant manager Terry Skiverton has been diagnosed with throat cancer and is due to begin treatment in the coming weeks.

AFC Wimbledon assistant manager Terry Skiverton has been diagnosed with throat cancer and is due to begin treatment in the coming weeks.

Diagnosis and treatment

Skiverton has been diagnosed with throat cancer and is scheduled to begin treatment in the coming weeks.

Club statement

AFC Wimbledon said Skiverton had faced further health challenges since announcing in July that he would take time away from his duties to recover from ankle surgery.

A club statement said: "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."

A club statement said: "Everyone at AFC Wimbledon sends Terry their heartfelt best wishes as he prepares for the next stage of his treatment."

Role at AFC Wimbledon

Skiverton joined AFC Wimbledon in May 2022 as Johnnie Jackson's assistant.

Promotion in 2025

Skiverton helped AFC Wimbledon win promotion to League One through the play-offs in 2025.

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