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Bryan Robson: A Footballing Legend on Two and Four Wheels. Born in 1957, Robson's motorbike racing career began in the late 70s, with standout performances at the Lightweight Manx Grand Prix in 1975 and 1978, riding for Harris Yamaha. His skill on the track earned him a move to Formula Three TT in 1979, racing for Yamaha. But it was on the football pitch where Robson truly shone. In 1981, as captain of Crystal Palace, he led them to a memorable 3-3 draw against Manchester United in the FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium. In the late 70s and early 80s, Robson also made history with Newcastle United. In the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup, they defeated Vitoria Setubal 5-1 in the quarter-final first leg, with Robson scoring one of the goals. In the third round second leg against Real Zaragoza, Newcastle won 2-1, securing their place in the next round. Robson's footballing prowess was also showcased in the Football League Centenary Tournament, also known as the Mercantile Credit Football League Centenary Tournament, where he helped lead Newcastle to victory. On the international stage, Robson represented England in a World Cup Qualifying match against Norway in 1981 at Ullevaal Stadium in Oslo. From the thrills of motorbike racing to the excitement of football, Bryan Robson's legacy continues to inspire fans in both worlds.