Terry Neill became the youngest captain in the club's history at the age of 20 and went on to score 10 goals in 275 first-team appearances, as well as leading the club to three consecutive FA Cup finals.
The date is Thursday, July 28th, UK.
Terry Neill was a former manager and captain of the football team.
Billy Wright handed the captaincy to the 20-year-old when he was the club's youngest ever leader.
He won 44 caps for Northern Ireland and was the captain.
After spending two years in charge of Spurs, Neill returned to the job at the age of 34 and led the club to victory in the 1976 FA Cup Final.
After winning the FA Cup in 1979 against Manchester United, Neill took the club to the European Cup Winners Cup final, where they lost to Valencia on penalties.
The statement said that Terry Neill's status as both club captain and manager made him a major influence on the 20th century.
Everyone associated with the club will always appreciate his contribution.
He was a well-liked figure at the club because of his larger than life character and willingness to talk football with everyone.
Our thoughts are with Terry's family.