I scored my first international goal in a World Cup qualifier that saw England score eight past Turkey with no reply
I travelled to my second World Cup, but once again never kicked a competitive ball
I scored my second of only two international goals against Yugoslavia in a European Cup qualifier
I won the League Cup before a £250,000 transfer to a Manchester based club, where I became one of the first signings by my new manager
My 30th and final international cap was against Columbia in a Rous Cup game
My next move was to a Sheffield based club on a free transfer—unfortunatly, I missed their Cup Final victory over Manchester United
I helped my new club to a seventh place finish in the Premiership, captaining some of the games
We also made it to an FA Cup and League Cup final; but we lost on both occasions, to a team I used to play for
My next transfer saw me become the player-manager of a club, north of Sheffield
A year later, I moved on and became the assistant manager at a North-eastern club. Working under an old team mate, we managed to establish the club in the Premiership
Even though I retired from football in 1994, I played two games during the 1994-95 season, when the club was faced with a serious injury crisis
I left my assistant managers post when I was 45 and have not been employed in football since
