When was Lineker given the OBE

Lineker.

Gender: Male. Nationality: British.

City of birth: Lescester City

Date of birth: 30 November 1960.

Height: 1.77 meters

Weight: 74 kg.

Field number: No. 10.

Team: Retired.

Played for: Leicester City, England.

Gary Lineker, tall in meters, weighs 74 kg.

Lineker was born on November 30, 1960 in Lescester City, England. He is smart and studious, and from the day he fell in love with football, he has always loved shooting and honing his shooting skills.

In 1985 he was named top scorer in the domestic league with 24 goals and in 1986 he re-won the title with 34 goals.

Up front, Lineker is the feared killer of opponents, sending the ball into the bottom of the net at the slightest mistake in defence. He is a hard-working player, diligent in interspersing, good at running, concise and affordable, and decisive in shooting.

In 1986, England suffered a bad fate at the 13th World Cup and were eliminated in the quarter-finals. However, Lineker alone scored six of the team's seven goals in the tournament, the most individual goals scored in this tournament, so he was named the top scorer and English Footballer of the Year, and England fans called him the "British Shooting Machine".

A great and gracious man.

Hehe, this is not a brain teaser question.

Lineker spent one season at Liverpool, in 1985-1986, helping the team to a runners-up finish in the league, but the league was won by Liverpool at Anfield! Well? It turns out that Lineker plays for Liverpool's other superteam, Everton, haha.

No, he has been to Liverpool's arch-rivals Everton and Tottenham.

Lineker's balance is poor and his pace is unmatched, and England really don't have the ability to grasp opportunities more than Lineker right now.

Wayne Rooney's ability to create chances is strong, but his final shot is no match for Lineker.

obe=Officer of the British Empire. This is one of the tiers of the Order of Merit awarded by the British Royal Family to those who have contributed to society and to recognize their meritorious service to the British Crown's governance.

The British Order of Merit is divided into five tiers, the first two of which belong to the knighthood, and British citizens who have been awarded the Order of the United Kingdom (without a higher honorary honorific title) will be preceded by the title Sir Dame (Sir Dame) and the initials of the title after the name. The five levels and their abbreviations are as follows:

Knight Dame Grand Cross, GBE

Knight Dame Commander (Kbe DBE).

Commander of Order (CBE).

Officer of Order (OBE).

Member of Order (MBE).

There was also a British Empire Medals (BEM), which is no longer awarded in the United Kingdom, but still exists in some Commonwealth countries.

A maximum of 100 Grand Crosses, 845 Commanders and 8,960 Commanders can only be awarded. However, members of the royal family and foreign nationals are not included in the numerical limit. In addition, a maximum of 858** medals and 1,464 membership medals can be awarded each year.

Although most of the recipients are citizens of the United Kingdom or some Commonwealth countries, this honor can be conferred on foreign nationals. However, a foreign citizen who has been knighted may not have the title of Sir Dame in front of his name unless he becomes a subject of the British Crown.

He has never received a yellow card in his career. So it's a gentleman, and it's not about a gentleman in England. Hehe. He retired in the 90s and now works as a football commentator. He was last seen at Robson Sr.'s funeral.

Well, as a commentator on Sky TV.

Officer of the Order of the British Empire.