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This is the Football Daily with Steve Crossman.

Hello there, welcome to a special football daily podcast reflecting on the life and times of Terry

Venables who's died at the age of 80.

Many guests will join us to remember him.

We'll hear from the man himself, an FA Cup winner as a player and manager at

Tottenham Hot Spur. The great Naim was part of that Spurs side who won at Wembley in 1991.

He'll be with us. So too will Gien Balaget to pay tribute to a legend at Barcelona

and a man of course who famously led England at the Home Euros in 1996. You'll hear from

Darren Anderson who was a big part of that England team.

But we'll begin with our football correspondent, John Murray.

Terry Venables was one of the biggest football personalities of his generation and one of the leading managers, so much so that he was taken on by Barcelona, hence his nickname, El Tell.

In his three years there, they won the league, reached a European Cup final and signed Gary Linica.

As a player, Terry Vannebels won the League Cup with Chelsea, the FA Cup with Tottenham and played for England.

His management career took off with an exciting

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