Terry Venables has Died
 

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[Former England manager Terry Venables has died at the age of 80.

He was in charge of the team between 1994 and 1996.

During that time, the side reached the semi-finals of the
1996 European championships, where they were knocked
out by Germany on penalties.]

Terry Venables RIP
 

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https://news.sky.com/story/terry-ven...ed-80-13016598


https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/67536465


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry_Venables

El Tel

I really liked him...very sad news.

Hardworking Manager
warm heart.

he was a big character in the game

RIP Terry. God bless.

Sad to hear this. He was a real character.

Very sad news ��

Always reminded me of Arthur daily
Remember the 96 euros, this country came alive
A great man , rest in peace sir

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R.I.P. El Tel.

Wow, it only seems like yesterday he was a middle aged man.

So I was shocked he was 80 years old. Life is so short.

Very sad news. RIP. :(

1996 is probably the best Summer of mine and those English people that lived it, lives.

What a time that was. Pre 9/11 and everyone just partying.

This anthem came into our lives for the first time and now we know it has aged very well.

Tel was our boss at that time. Everyone loved Tel.

His team didn't stand much of a chance going into the tournament. But they came out of it by probably should have winning it. Only some close shaves and a penalty shoot-out denied probably the best team of that tournament.

That night match when we beat Holland 4-1 at the old Wembley and the atmosphere that night was special.

RIP Tel

Wasn’t there some story circulating that the players weren’t to keen on something ( tactics or strategy) and they over-ruled him and were right ?


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Never heard of that myself but It's possible. Nothing wrong with that though. Terry wasn't a tactical manager. He was a man manager. Brian Clough was also a man manager rather than a tactical one. As was Sir Alex. A good manager will always listen to their players. Because they're the ones out on the field living the experience.

Memories have faded, and people remember the good things, which is nice and really how it should be

This is why Tony would be in the centre of my defence in my all time England XI. He goes the extra mile. A great leader.

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Great little documentary this one. Only about 45 minutes long. Well worth a watch for an England football fan if you've not seen it.

RIP

Sad news.
A massive character of football.
R.I.P.