Birth of Bryan Robson
Historical person
Bryan Robson Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Bryan Robson, based on 13 World History Database records associated with Great Britain.
Chronological biography
1957
1979
Makes his England under-21 debut, albeit as an overage player (22 at the time) as England beat Wales Under-21s 1-0 at Swanseas Vetch Field
1980
Robson makes his full international debut, and his first appearance at Wembley, as England beat the Republic of Ireland 2-0 in a qualifier for that summers European Championships
1981
Signs for Manchester Utd, for a British record transfer fee of œ1.5 million
1982
Robson earns a place in the record books for 20 years thanks to a goal scored against France in Englands opening game of the 1982 World Cup, after just 27 seconds of the match.
Robson captains England for the first time, leading the side to a 3-0 win over Greece in Salonika
1983
Scores twice as Manchester United beat Brighton 4-0 in the final replay.
1986
Suffers a shoulder injury against Morocco and takes no further part in England's 1986 World Cup campaign.
1994
Bryan Robsons 13-year spell at Manchester United comes to an end after nearly 500 appearances and 99 goals in May 1994 when he accepts the role of player-manager at Middlesbrough
Bryan Robsons 13-year spell at Manchester United comes to an end after nearly 500 appearances and 99 goals in May 1994 when he accepts the role of player-manager at Middlesbrough
2003
Accepts the managers job with Division One strugglers Bradford City
2004
Appointed Manager of West Bromwich Albion
2007
It is announced at a press conference that Bryan Robson and Brian Kidd would be the new management team at Sheffield United
Titles and roles
Midfielder
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.