Terry Gibson - Chairboys on the Net Profile

	Terry Gibson in Profile by Chairboys on the Net
	Born: Walthamstow 23 December 1962 Playing Career: (Forward) Tottenham (apprentice) 1980-1983 18 apps-4 goals Coventry City 1983-1986 98 apps-43 goals Manchester United 1986-1987 23 apps-1 goal Wimbledon 1987-1993 86 apps-22 goals Swindon Town April/May 1992 (loan)9 apps-1 goal Peterborough United 1993 1 app Barnet Feb 1994-May 1995 32 apps-5 goals
Managerial Career: Barnet Aug 1995 - 1996Youth Team Manager Private Business Customising bikes in football colours. Wycombe Wanderers Appointed 8th February 1999 - Assistant Manager

SANCHEZ GOES FOR OLD PAL
Lawrie Sanchez returned to seek out a former team mate at Wimbledon to fill the Assistant Manager's role at Wycombe. Like Sanchez, Gibson was a member of the 1988 FA Cup winning side and can look back on over 300 professional appearances in a career spanning 15 years.
The former Spurs apprentice includes in his early football days caps for England Schoolboys and England Youth. After struggling to break into the Spurs First Team, Gibson moved to Coventry City where 43 goals in just 98 Football League appearances for the Sky Blues attracted the attention of Manchester United who splashed out Ł650,000 for his services in January 1986. His time at Old Trafford never proved successful and in August 1987 he was signed by Wimbledon for Ł200,000. Gibson ended his playing career at Barnet where he became Youth Team Manager as part of Ray Clemence's team at Underhill. He was tipped for the Manager's job after Terry Bullivant left but Alan Mullery was the Board's choice and it wasn't long before Gibson after the two didn't see eye to eye. He has since spent his time setting up a bike customising business but is sure to be keen to get back into the game.
Gibson, best recognised by his diminutive form - standing at just 5'5" - will be working alongside the 6'4" frame of Terry Evans at Wycombe to make a real Little and Large duo.

Terry Gibson in Profile