This biography of Terry Paine was published at the end of 2008.
Its contents are:
- Terry’s early years, growing up in Winchester and graduating from Highcliffe Corinthians to Southampton, via Winchester City.
- Southampton FC, 1957-74. A record number of appearances including 785 for the one manager – Ted Bates.
- His 19 games for England, climaxing in the game against Mexico, during the World Cup finals of 1966.
- Player-coach at Hereford United, 1974-77.
- His spasmodic career at Cheltenham Town, 1977-79, as a player and later player-manager, with a break to manage in Kuwait.
- His new life in South Africa, beginning with Bobby Charlton’s 1979 tour and continuing, through managing amateur teams to several seasons of managing at the top, with a break to coach at Coventry City.
- His career as a leading pundit for the biggest TV sportscaster in the world, stationed in Johannesburg but seen across Africa and beyond.
- His role as an ambassador for South Africa’s 2006 World Cup bid.
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