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Dennis Rofe was born on 1 June, 1950 in Epping, England, is an English footballer and manager. Discover Dennis Rofe's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 73 years old?

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Age 73 years old
Zodiac Sign Gemini
Born 1 June 1950
Birthday 1 June
Birthplace Epping, England
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Dennis Rofe Height, Weight & Measurements

At 73 years old, Dennis Rofe height is 5ft 7in .

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Dennis Rofe Net Worth

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1950

Dennis Rofe (born 1 June 1950) is an English former professional footballer and coach who played as a full-back.

1964

He started his career at Leyton Orient after being spotted whilst playing for East London Boys U13's – originally joining Orient as an associate schoolboy in March 1964 before turning professional when he was 18 years-old.

1969

He was a fast, tough-tackling left-back who starred in Orient's 1969–70 Third Division title triumph, missing only one game.

1970

He was ever-present in 1970–71.

1972

He began his playing career at Leyton Orient before moving to Leicester City in 1972 where he would spend the majority of career.

He netted six goals in 172 League appearances for Orient before following Jimmy Bloomfield to Leicester City for £112,000 in August 1972, which made him the most expensive full-back in British football at that time.

Rofe was signed by Bloomfield to fill the left back position after David Nish had been sold to Derby County for £250,000, which was a new record fee for a full-back that had been set by Rofe only 24 hours earlier.

1973

He made his England U23 debut whilst a Leicester player in 1973.

1978

Jock Wallace, who joined the club in June 1978, gave Rofe the captaincy following relegation to the Second Division.

In his eight seasons at Leicester he played 290 league games for the club and scored six goals.

1980

He was sold to Second Division Chelsea, in February 1980, shortly before Leicester won promotion back to the First Division whilst Chelsea lost out on promotion on goal difference.

Rofe then spent three seasons at Chelsea as they drifted in Division 2, including a period as team captain.

1982

In 1982, Rofe joined Chelsea.

After two years at the club, he moved to Southampton where he retired.

Rofe has had several coaching spells at Southampton.

He was also a coach at Bristol Rovers where he would later become manager.

Rofe has also had coaching spells at Stoke City, Fulham, Kingstonian and Bournemouth.

In July 1982, Lawrie McMenemy signed him on a free transfer for First Division Southampton, where he played out the last two years of his playing career.

1984

In 1984, he joined Southampton's coaching staff under the manager Chris Nicholl, initially as the reserve team coach, moving up to first team coach in 1987 before departing the club in 1991.

1991

He joined Bristol Rovers as a coach in July 1991.

Shortly after joining Rovers, he replaced Martin Dobson, firstly as caretaker manager, taking the position permanently in October 1991.

Rovers finished the 1991–92 season in 13th position in Division 2.

1992

In November 1992, Rofe resigned.

He then moved briefly to Stoke City as the reserve team manager before returning to Southampton as the youth team coach.

1997

This position lasted until July 1997 when he moved on to Fulham as a coach, before a brief spell coaching for Kingstonian.

1998

In April 1998, he returned to Southampton as coach of their academy, but soon moved up to reserve team coach and later to first team coach under Stuart Gray.

He served as first team coach and assistant manager as Southampton had a rapid turnover of managers.

2002

On 10 January 2002, he had to be separated from the acting Liverpool manager Phil Thompson by the fourth official in a touchline argument over a bad tackle on Brett Ormerod.

2003

His greatest moment as a Southampton coach was when Southampton reached the 2003 FA Cup final under Gordon Strachan, losing 1–0 to Arsenal.

As assistant manager at Southampton, he had a fiery reputation.

Following a brawl in which Andy Cole was given a red card on 25 October 2003, Blackburn Rovers manager Graeme Souness accused Rofe of trying to influence the officials, although he later had to accept that the sending off was justified.

2004

On 8 May 2004, Rofe was ordered from the technical area after protesting about the award of a penalty to Aston Villa.

2005

In December 2005, following the appointment of George Burley as manager, Rofe was dismissed along with most of the coaching staff at the club.

2006

Rofe has been engaged as a match summariser on BBC Radio 5, and spent the summer of 2006 working in the Bahamas with Luther Blissett at the annual Premier League Soccer Camp.

2012

He was working as the Football League's regional youth development officer until June 2012 before joining League One side AFC Bournemouth in 2012 as first-team coach working under management team Paul Groves and Shaun Brooks.

On 3 October 2012, Groves was sacked as manager of the club, and Rofe took over as caretaker.

He was sacked on 15 October, whilst Groves and Brooks were allowed to return to their former jobs with the youth team at Bournemouth.