Return to Glory: The Story of Ford's Revival and Victory at the Toughest Race in the World

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Perhaps it is ironic that a man with finance in his marrow has, in an era of big-money football, been part of a fairytale story that has gone something like this: in 1988, Wimbledon win the FA Cup, and it is held aloft by David Beasant following his miraculous penalty save against a broken John Aldridge. Their Plough Lane ground is sold to the Safeway supermarket chain and they become homeless. The team is liquidated in 2003 and then relocated to the sterile roundabouts and boulevards of Milton Keynes, as if it is some cheap Little League baseball franchise, and rebranded as MK Dons. Angry, the fans move to start a new club. Preparing for the new season, Terry is aware that AFC Wimbledon will be the poorest team in the league. But what is most important is that the club’s ethos is kept intact. “The fans are making the decisions here. I do football, Erik does the finance. It’s a democracy and we are proud of that. I’m accountable to the fans and I teach the players to respect the club. It’s a humbling experience.”