Terry Venables fact file
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1958: Becomes Chelsea apprentice.
1960: Signed as a professional. Plays 202 League games and scores 26 goals for Chelsea.
1963: Wins promotion to First Division.
1964: Gains his two full England caps - against Belgium and the Netherlands. Also capped at schoolboy, youth, amateur and Under-23 level - only player ever to be capped at every England representative level.
1966: Transferred to Tottenham for pounds 80,000. Plays 115 League games and scores 19 goals for Spurs.
1969: Transferred to Queen's Park Rangers for pounds 70,000. Plays 179 games and scores 19 goals for them.
1974: Moves to Crystal Palace. Plays 14 games for them.
1976: Appointed manager of Crystal Palace in June.
1977: Guides Palace to promotion from Third Division.
1979: Takes Palace to Second Division championship.
1980: Resigns in October to take over at QPR.
1982: QPR reach FA Cup final.
1983: Guides QPR to Second Division championship. Became major QPR shareholder and managing director.
1984: Resigns in May to take over at Barcelona.
1985: Steers Barcelona to first Spanish League title in 11 years.
1987: Sacked in September. Appointed Tottenham manager in October.
1991: Spurs win FA Cup. Becomes chief executive after Alan Sugar wins takeover battle with Robert Maxwell.
1992: Sells Paul Gascoigne to Lazio for pounds 5.5m.
1993: Contract as chief executive terminated by fellow directors.
1994: Named England coach.
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