Bobby Robson
Bobby Robson was an iconic English football manager and player known for his passionate leadership and tactical acumen. Managing the England national team from 1982 to 1990, he led the squad to the 1990 World Cup semi-finals, where they reached the knockout stages with a blend of tactical discipline and flair. His career also included successful spells at clubs like Ipswich Town and Newcastle United, where he was revered for his ability to develop young talent and foster team spirit.
Born on Feb 18, 1933 (92 years old)
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Portugal:
Bobby Robson was a significant figure in Mourinho's early career and had a strong connection with Newcastle.
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Croatia:
Robson was the English coach under whom Mourinho served as an assistant at Barcelona.
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Kenya:
After starting out his coaching career as an assistant to Bobby Robson and then Louis van Gaal at Barcelona.
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Romania:
Bobby Robson was Gheorghe Popescu's coach at PSV Eindhoven and later at Barcelona, and is remembered as one of the most special coaches.
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United Kingdom:
There were tributes from colleagues, peers, friends and family and an invitation to 'go gallivanting' from Gazza.
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Australia:
A young Lineker with then-England manager Bobby Robson ahead of the 1986 Mexico World Cup.
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United Kingdom:
Bobby Robson was the manager of the England national team during the 1986 World Cup.
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United Kingdom:
Bobby Robson was the manager of the England national team during the match against Albania and expressed affection for Gascoigne's talent.
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