Ivor with Dons superfan, the international best-selling author, John Green
Dons manager Terry Brown and hero keeper Seb Brown celebrate promotion back to Football League
Ivor with legends John Terry and Lawrie Sanchez
Ivor with Haydon the Womble - football’s greatest mascot
Kevin Cooper celebrates as Dons win their first League game at Sandhurst
Celebrating at the City of Manchester Stadium
Dickie Guy’s legendary save at Elland Road
Ivor at ground with book
Ivor with his hero, AFC legendary keeper and life president Dickie Guy. Both were made a freeman of Merton Borough for their services to the club and community
John Scales and Wally Downes join Ivor as the new ground takes shape
First game during COVID
Ivor with London mayor Sadiq Khan, who gave green light to the new stadium
Home Sweet Home – Plough Lane, built and paid for by the fans:
Cardboard cutouts of Wimbledon fans, organised by Ivor, were the only ones allowed to watch the opening games at the new Plough Lane ground because of the Covid epidemic
The miracle return – back at Plough Lane, where Wimbledon always belonged
Ivor with London Mayor Sadiq Khan who gave the green light for Wimbledon’s new Plough Lane stadium to be built
AFC Wimbledon’s founding fathers – Ivor with (left to right) Trevor Williams, Kris Stewart and Marc Jones:
Ivor with former Premier League and Scotland manager Alex McLeish at Plough Lane
No, it’s not Ernie Wise – just Ivor’s little ritual every time Dons play at Morecambe!
Ivor auctions his prized photo of Wimbledon’s FA Cup-winning goal to help raise funds for The Dons Trust
We Do Not Want To Be Moved – Dons fans made their feelings known about the move to Buckinghamshire
Ivor with legendary commentator John Motson, who famously said ‘the Crazy Gang have beaten the Culture Club’ after Wimbledon beat Liverpool in the 1988 FA Cup Final
The iconic words daubed on Wimbledon’s old ground at Plough Lane
Dons fans staged a series of protests against the move to a town 70 miles away
Ivor and Dons hero Dave Beasant, the first keeper to save a penalty in an FA Cup Final
For so many fans, the move to Buckinghamshire meant the death of their beloved club
Dons legend and Hollywood icon Vinnie Jones catches up with Ivor
Young Ivor with his mum and dad
Ivor (bottom right with ball) was a promising player himself during his school days
Ivor and legendary jockey Frankie Dettori share some bubbly at the races
Ivor’s big claim to fame – he played an elf in the Christmas blockbuster Santa Claus: The Movie starring Dudley Moore
Wembley was awash with yellow and blue as 32,000 Dons fans saw Wimbledon beat Walsall to win the 2024 League Two play-off final:
Ivor with Talksport radio commentators and football icons Ally McCoist (left) and Alan Brazil
Home Sweet Home – Plough Lane, built and paid for by the fans
Tickets to see Ivor at the prestigious Wimbledon Bookfest sold out rapidly