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England manager Ron Greenwood (in suit) gives a team talk to (l-r) Dave Watson, Phil Neal, Tony Woodcock, Phil Thompson (hidden), Steve Coppell, Trevor Brooking and Kenny Sansom

Ron Greenwood enjoyed five years at the helm of England, managing them from 1977-82, and overseeing a successful qualification campaign for the 1982 World Cup

West Ham general manager Ron Greenwood (right) and manager John Lyall walk across Wembley after their team 2-0 FA Cup final win in 1975

Greenwood joined England after a successful career in club football with West Ham - who he led to FA Cup glory in 1975 alongside John Lyall

Ron Greenwood (right) with football legend Tom Finney

The England manager (pictured right, alongside Tom Finney) became one of the most respected figures in the game during his distinguished football career

Ron Greenwood coaches the England squad before the 1980 match against Romania

Greenwood, pictured coaching England in 1980, was a forward-thinking coach who World Cup hero Sir Geoff Hurst called the "single most influential figure " in his career

Ron Greenwood, pictured coaching England

The former West Ham boss had a sound record as England coach, winning 33, drawing 12 and losing 10 of his 55 matches in charge

England manager Ron Greenwood at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid

Greenwood took England through the 1982 World Cup in Spain without losing - but they were still eliminated and he retired from the game after the tournament

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