The former England manager Terry Venables died on Sunday at the age of 80 after a long illness, his family said. Scroll back through our page to read tributes as they came in.
Monday 27 November 2023 06:42, UK
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Manchester United becomes the latest team to pay respect after the death of Venables.
In a post on X, the club said: "English football has sadly lost a true great.
"Our thoughts are with the family and friends of Terry Venables at this time."
Jamie Redknapp, who was in the England squad that reached the semi-finals of Euro 1996 under Venables, has shared his thoughts about his death on Instagram...
In 1996, Terry Venables was against the clock, managing the England national team in his last tournament.
Under intense scrutiny for his business dealings, MP Kate Hoey famously declared that Venables was unfit for the post of national team manager.
But in Euro 96, the former midfielder took England within one penalty of their first international final since 1966...
Read our obituary of Terry Venables, by reporter Dylan Donnelly, here:
Players, fans and managers raised the roof for Terry Venables at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium in London before their match against Aston Villa this afternoon.
The comedian Omid Djalili had the following to say in tribute:
A short message from David Baddiel, one of the comedians behind the most famous song in English football...
Baddiel wrote Three Lions, known to many of us as It's Coming Home, with Frank Skinner and the Lightning Seeds to mark the Euro 96 tournament, which was hosted by England.
Venables took QPR back into the First Division after they won the Second Division in 1983.
They're shared this tribue:
Sky Sports' Roy Keane has said football is missing "brilliant characters" like Terry Venables today.
"His CV is fantastic," he says.
"He came across as a brilliant character and that is what the game is missing nowadays.
"It's a sad day."
The former international and Arsenal goalkeeper has shared a tribute, describing Venables as "by far the best England manager".
Seaman wrote on X: "Dear Terry, you鈥檒l be sadly missed, you told me I was your England Number one and I鈥檒l never ever forget that, you were by far the best England manager and the nation will always remember the way you managed us at Euro '96 - great man, great loss."
