Glenn Hoddle

Glenn Hoddle was one of the most talented players of his generation, playing for Chelsea, Tottenham, AS Monaco and Swindon.

Glenn is a former England manager who has had a number of extreemly successful management positions with Chelsea and Tottenham to name a few. Glenn was England manager during the 1998 World Cup.

Inducted into the National Football Museum Hall of Fame in 2007, Glenn’s unique combination of flair, balance, vision and control made him one his generation’s most revered players. After a playing career that saw him lift the UEFA and FA cups before becoming one of the first Englishmen to play successfully abroad. Glen then successfully turned his hand to punditry, becoming a regular on Sky Sports.

He set up his own footballing academy, originally in Spain, to give a second chance to English youngsters who have been released from their clubs.

In 2014 Glenn Hoddle returned to club football as a First Team Coach for QPR working under Harry Redknapp. However, following Harry’s resignation in February 2015, Glenn also left.

Glenn Hoddle continues to fill his role as a match day pundit for Sky Sports.