Birth of Donald George "Don"Revie
Historical person
Donald George "Don" Revie Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Donald George "Don" Revie, based on 24 World History Database records associated with Great Britain.
Chronological biography
1927
1949
Moves to Second Division Hull City (managed by his boyhood hero Raich Carter) for a transfer fee of pounds 20,000
Appointed Captain of Leicester City
1951
Moves to Manchester City for a transfer fee of pounds 25,000
1955
Publication of Don Revies autobiography Soccers Happy Wanderer
Winner of the Football Writers Association Footballer of the Year
Adopts the Revie Plan for England in a 7-2 victory over Scotland at Wembley, this was seen as something of a restoration in national pride at the time after recent humiliations inflicted by Hungary and Ireland
Revie plays a pivotal role in the introduction to English football of the playing position of a deep-lying centre forward which evolves into the so-called Revie Plan, with Revie as the central figure, this role derives from the more traditional inside right position, and is based on the style of the successful Hungarian national team
1956
Winner of an FA Cup winners medal with Manchester City. Winner of an FA Cup winners medal.
Moves to Sunderland for a transfer fee of pounds 22,000
1958
Winner of the Football Writers Association Footballer of the Year
Moves to Leeds for a transfer fee of pounds 12,000
1961
Appointed player-manager at Leeds United
1968
Appointed Manager of Manager of Leads United
1969
Winner of English Manager of the Year
1970
Awarded the OBE
Awarded an OBE for services to football
1974
Appointed Manager of the England Football Team
1977
While still under contract to the English FA, quits as Englands manager to become coach to the United Arab Emirates, the first time a manager of England had resigned
Resigns as England Manager to become coach to the United Arab Emirates
1984
Appointed Manager of Al Al of Cairo Football Team
1987
Revie reveals he is suffering from motor neurone disease
1989
The FA does not send any officials to the funeral, nor wis a minutes silence held at the England v Scotland match at Hampden Park the following day, nor did the teams wear black armbands
Death of Donald George "Don"Revie
Titles and roles
Manager Football Team · Manager of Al Al · Manager of Leads United · Manager of United Arab Emirates
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.