Terry Venables

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FourFourTwo Issue 375

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FourFourTwo Issue 371

30th anniversary special! Gazza, Cantona, Roberto Carlos, Cloughie, Maradona and more PLUS El Tel tribute and our greatest covers ever!

By Gregg Davies published

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Alan Shearer speaking in front of an image of Paul Gascoigne, Alan Shearer and David Beckham training at Bisham Abbey in the 1990s for England

‘He was a genius. Everyone loved him, he made training really difficult but enjoyable, what Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp have been doing, he was doing in 1996’ Alan Shearer on the manager who was decades ahead of his time

By Matthew Ketchell published

Exclusive Alan Shearer tells FourFourTwo about the coach whose man-management skills and tactical nous had players not wanting to leave the training field

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Alan Shearer of England scores England's opening goal as Teddy Sheringham (number 10) looks on during the European soccer championship game between England and Switzerland at Wembley Stadium, London. The game ended in a 1-1 draw

Alan Shearer ‘My opening Euros goal was one of the most important I ever scored’

By Matthew Ketchell last updated

EXCLUSIVE He doubled his England goal tally in a single tournament, but going into Euro 96 the pressure on Alan Shearer could not have been higher

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Manager Terry Venables holding a cup of tea at a training session of the England national football team at the Bisham Abbey sports centre in Berkshire, 4th June 1996

Terry Venables' Euro 96 masterclass: How England were ahead of the curve

By Adam Clery published

TACTICS England's Euro 96 campaign is often talked about with such a glow. So how did the Three Lions shape up?

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Paul Gascoigne of England (left) practices. Behind him are teammates Alan Shearer (centre) and David Beckham (right) who are waiting their turn during England training at Bisham Abbey in Marlow. Inset picture of Paul Gascoigne pulling a face while chewing gum. With a Cathay Pacific 747 plane on the right of the image

Alan Shearer breaks silence on the Paul Gascoigne Euro 96 aeroplane ‘slap’ that inadvertently galvanised Terry Venables’ England squad

By Matthew Ketchell published

Exclusive After 28 years Alan Shearer was asked about a prank that could have been a catalyst for England’s performances at Euro 96

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Paul Gascoigne England Scotland Euro 96

Euro 96, the complete history, part three: Scotland vs England, and the story behind Gazza's goal

By Gary Parkinson last updated

Paul Gascoigne was about to be substituted before Gary McAllister missed Scotland's penalty. Then his goal changed England's tournament...

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Paul Gascoigne Gazza England Euro 96

Paul Gascoigne and Gazzamania: From Italia 90 to Euro 96, how one player changed English football

By Si Hawkins last updated

The goal against Scotland at Euro 96 was Paul Gascoigne's crowning moment for Three Lions, but that wasn't the start of his national tale. This is full tumultuous story of Gazza and England

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Euro 96

Euro 96, the complete history, part one: England's expectations, the dentist's chair and El Tel's troubles

By Gary Parkinson last updated

The iconic Euro 96 tournament holds a special place in our hearts, but with tabloids and parliamentarians turning on the team, it had difficult beginnings

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Gazza, the untold stories: Need-to-know tales that launched a legend

By Greg Lea last updated

Everyone has an anecdote to tell about the most naturally gifted player of a generation, from flying tackles to fishing rods - with plenty of magic on the field in between

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