Felipe Pereyra

Felipe Pereyra (born 22 September 1942) is an Argentine boxer. He competed in the men's welterweight event at the 1964 Summer Olympics.

Venables combined his duties with Australia for a period as consultant and then chairman at Portsmouth. He purchased a 51% controlling interest in the club for £1 in February 1997, but left in controversial circumstances 11 months later. His company Vencorp received a £300,000 bonus in the summer of 1997 and he is thought to have been paid around £250,000 upon leaving the club, but he left them bottom of Division One.
Although Portsmouth avoided relegation 1997–98, their financial situation worsened and they were in real danger of bankruptcy, until being taken over by Milan Mandarić in late 1999.
In 2014, together with his wife, Venables opened a boutique hotel and restaurant in Penàguila, in the Alicante region of Spain. It was sold in early 2019 when they decided to retire.
Other work (writing and singing).
Venables served the Professional Footballers' Association as vice-chairman in the 1970s, and represented QPR teammate Dave Thomas at his tribunal against Burnley chairman Bob Lord. He co-authored five novels with writer Gordon Williams: "They Used to Play on Grass" (1973), "The Bornless Keeper" (1974), "Hazell Plays Solomon" (1974), "Hazell and the Three Card Trick" (1975), and "Hazell and the Menacing Jester" (1976). He used the pseudonym "P.B. Yuill" after completing the first book as he felt critics dismissed his contribution to "They Used to Play on Grass" as a gimmick. "They Used to Play on Grass" was voted at #172 in the BBC's "The Big Read" survey in 2003. He is credited as co-creator of the ITV detective series "Hazell". Having been a football pundit for BBC since the mid-80s, he left for ITV in 1994, following a legal dispute with the corporation over allegations made against him in a "Panorama" programme. In 1990, Venables co-devised the board game, "Terry Venables invites you to be... The Manager".
His parents were very good singers, and encouraged Venables to also take up singing. At the age of 17 he entered a singing competition at Butlins in Clacton-on-Sea, though Chelsea did not allow him to compete in the final stages. In 2002, he recorded a single for the World Cup together with the band Rider. "England Crazy" reached number 46 in the UK charts. In 2010, he recorded a cover of the Elvis Presley song "If I Can Dream" in association with British newspaper "The Sun". It featured a 60-piece Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with Harry Redknapp and Ian Wright filmed at Wembley Stadium. The song reached number 23 in the UK charts on 13 June.
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Honours.
Player.
Chelsea
Tottenham Hotspur
Queens Park Rangers
Manager.
Crystal Palace
Queens Park Rangers
Barcelona
Tottenham Hotspur
Australia
Individual