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Don Revie (vero nome: Donald George Revie; Middlesbrough, 10 luglio 1927 – Edimburgo, 26 maggio 1989) è stato un calciatore e allenatore di calcio inglese, di ruolo attaccante. Da calciatore, indossò le maglie di Leicester City, Hull City, Manchester City, Sunderland e Leeds United, ricoprendo il ruolo di seconda punta.
Don Revie. Donald George Revie OBE (10 July 1927 – 26 May 1989) was an English footballer and manager. He is best known for managing Leeds United from 1961 until 1974, winning the Football League First Division twice and the FA Cup once, before being the England national football team manager for three years.
- 10 July 1927
- Donald George Revie
- 26 May 1989 (aged 61)
10 lug 2021 · Don Revie, un maestro dimenticato, all’ombra di Clough. By Vincenzo Di Maso. Lug 10, 2021. Il calcio è sempre stato un gioco all’insegna di rivalità, di vincitori e di vinti. I vincitori sono ricompensati con un posto di prestigio nella leggenda del calcio per le generazioni a venire.
24 nov 2015 · Don Revie is an exception. He won his main battle, and yet history has remembered him differently. It doesn’t help that his opponent was arguably the most iconic figure in English football history, and that their key battle ground, while defining Revie, eventually served only as a precursor for Brian Clough’s redemption at ...
- Matt Clough
17 gen 2019 · Don Revie's dossiers: The truth behind the Leeds legend's famous case studies. By Simon Creasey. published 17 January 2019. With his detailed files on every player, the Leeds legend showed...
- Simon Creasey
26 mag 2020 · Tuesday 26th May marks the 31st anniversary of the passing of our greatest ever manager, Don Revie. He sadly lost his battle against motor neurone disease in 1989 at the age of 61. Revie had initially arrived at Leeds United from Sunderland in 1958.
26 mag 2021 · Elsewhere in Sport. 'I feel so sorry for him' - no Kane, no gain for Bayern. 'You never thought you'd say Joselu to the rescue'. 'You feel like a god' - the anatomy of a knockout. 'I thought they...
