Manifesto Graeme PriceProposers: Damian Woodward and Marc Jones
Why I wish to join the Dons Trust board
Going home to Plough Lane was an immense achievement that we should all rightly bask in the warm glow of. There is however so much more to be done to keep our unique club moving forward.
You won’t find me shouting the odds on social media, as I prefer to be a doer, previously having striven to help in the background with several of the..
Manifesto Colin ShergoldProposers: John Ivers and Colin Dipple
One of the main reasons that I am standing in this election relates to the issue of fan ownership. Unlike many of you, whilst I am in favour of us remaining fan owned for the foreseeable future, I am not what I would describe as ‘evangelical’ about fan ownership. I am absolutely amazed at the success we have achieved as a fan owned club. To have reached League 1 and have built a..
Manifesto Kris StewartProposers: Graham Stacey and Stephen Buck
About me: A Dons fan since 1986, I was chair of the Wimbledon Independent Supporters Association 2001-2002, founding Chairman of AFC Wimbledon in 2002 and have been on the Dons Trust board twice, most recently standing down in 2015.
If I’m elected:
I’ll always argue – and vote – to ensure we remain in control of our club. And I’ll always tell you how I’ve argued and how I’ve voted. I will push..
Manifesto Mark EngelbretsonProposers: Peter Godfrey and David King
I have long had an association with supporting Wimbledon FC/AFC Wimbledon along with a general love of the beautiful game, which started way back in 1979 as a 4 year old. I regularly started to watch Wimbledon play at Plough Lane when we were promoted from Division 4 & began our meteoric rise to division 1. I had my first season ticket in division 3, I was there to witness us get promoted..
Manifesto Dennis LowndesProposers: Craig Wellstead and Roger Hobkinson
What AFC Wimbledon means to me:
That it should be fan-owned forever.
What we have achieved on our journey from the lower reaches of non-league is nothing short of remarkable and has proved beyond doubt that fan ownership is no barrier to success. We have a magnificent new home; we have a wonderful community club; we have hundreds of boys and girls in our youth teams; we have successful men and womens’ teams; and..
Manifesto Adam ProcterProposers: Mark Lewis and Martin Drake
My family have a long connection with Wimbledon FC and AFC Wimbledon going back to the 1950s and currently 3 generations have season tickets.
I run a successful Games Design course at Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton. The course is designed to be unique, with a focus around Games for Good, Games for Positive Change and a working strategy to increase diversity in game-making. Last year, our students rated the course 100%..
Manifesto Michele LittleProposers: Graeme Price and David Rey
About Me
I first got the itch for Wimbledon in February 1989 in the FA Cup where we beat Grimsby 3-1. I never looked back. My only complaint was the toilets, which even at Selhurst weren’t a great improvement! Football has always been my joy. I was the only girl in my primary school class collecting Panini stickers – I’m sure my grandad secretly wished I was a boy. That never deterred me and..
2021 Dons Trust Board ElectionThe Dons Trust Board (DTB) runs the Trust and is elected by the Trust’s members on a one-member, one-vote basis.
Elections to the board take place every year, with half the positions on the board up for election each time.
The results of each election are announced at that year’s Dons Trust annual general meeting, held in December.
As a member of the Trust, you have the right to stand for election yourself. To find..
Dons Trust Board announcement and election updateJane Lonsdale, Co-Chair of the Dons Trust Board (DTB), has advised her DTB and PLC colleagues, that she has decided not to re stand for election in the 2021 Dons Trust Board elections. Until then, Jane has confirmed she will continue her duties in full, including continuing to co-chair the board and chairing the working groups relating to D&I and Junior Dons.
Ed Leek has also advised that he will not be restanding for election. With Graham Stacey, Tim Hillyer..
Dons Trust election results 2020The following are the results of the Dons Trust Board elections 2020 which were counted today by the ESG in the presence of Neil Springate, the Independent Scrutineer:
There were 3,415 ballot papers issued and 1377 votes cast – a turnout of 40.3%
The number of votes cast for each candidate were as follows (candidates are in ballot paper order):
Luke Mackenzie 707
Freddy Flaxman 300
Xavier Wiggins 889
Charlie Talbot 744
Trevor Williams 556
Andy Silvester 326
Roger Hobkinson..