*1. George Graham*
1993 Manager (Arsenal)
1971 Player (Arsenal)
*2. Terry Venables*
1991 Manager (Tottenham Hotspur)
1967 Player (Tottenham Hotspur)
*3. Bobby Gould*
1988 Manager (Wimbledon)
1975 picked up a medal as a non-playing substitute (West Ham United)
*4. Bob Stokoe*
1973 Manager (Sunderland)
1955 Player (Newcastle United)
*5. Don Revie*
1972 Manager (Leeds United)
1956 Player (Manchester City)
*6. Joe Mercer*
1969 Manager (Manchester City)
1933 Player (Everton)
1950 Player (Arsenal)
*7. Bill Shankly*
1974 and 1965 Manager (Liverpool)
1938 Player (Preston North End)
*8. Matt Busby*
1948 and 1963 Manager (Manchester United)
1934 Player (Manchester City)
*9. Billy Walker*
1959 Manager (Nottingham Forest)
1920 Player (Aston Villa)
1935 Player (Sheffield Wednesday)
*10. Stan Seymour*
1952 and 1951 Manager* (Newcastle United)
*"Seymour was officially the head of a Director's Committee responsible for team affairs at this time and will not always be considered manager of Newcastle for these FA Cup wins."
1924 Player (Newcastle United)
*11. Joe Smith*
1953 Manager (Blackpool)
1926 Player (Bolton Wanderers)
*12. Jimmy Seed*
1947 Manager (Charlton Athletic)
1921 Player (Tottenham Hotspur)
*13. Kenny Dalglish*
1986 Player / Manager (Liverpool)
1989 Manager (Liverpool)
14. Roberto Di Matteo
1997 Player (Chelsea)
2012 Manager (Chelsea)
The advantage they have is the winner needs not qualify for the next world cup.
The first FIFA World Cup was played in Uruguay in 1930.
The winner of the 2010 world cup was Spain.
The 1970 FIFA World Cup was held in Mexico. This was the first World cup hosted in North America. Brazil was the winner of the 1970 FIFA World Cup.
Paolo Rossi, at the 1982 World Cup.
The winner was Uruguay in 1930.
West Germany.
The best young footballer for the 2010 world cup, was the German Tomas Muller.
There is no world cup in 2009.
The winner of the FIFA world cup in 2014 was Germany.
The German captain Lothar Mathaeus won the first footballer of the year in 1991.
The 2004 footballer of the year was the Brazilian Ronoldhino.