bobby moore Net worth was one of England’s most respected footballers, celebrated for his leadership, intelligence and outstanding defensive ability. Born on 12 April 1941 in Barking, Essex, he became a national hero after captaining England to its first FIFA World Cup title in 1966. He spent much of his career at West Ham United, later played for Fulham and earned 108 England caps. Although his football achievements are well documented, his personal net worth was never reliably established. Moore died on 24 February 1993, aged 51.
bobby moore Net worth Quick bio
Category
Details
Full Name
Robert Frederick Chelsea Moore
Date of Birth
12 April 1941
Date of Death
24 February 1993
Age at Death
51 years
Birthplace
Barking, Essex, England
Nationality
English
Height
5 ft 10 in (178 cm)
Profession
Professional footballer and manager
Playing Position
Centre-back / defender
Famous For
Captaining England to the 1966 FIFA World Cup victory
Main Club
West Ham United
Other Major Club
Fulham
England Appearances
108 international caps
International Goals
2
Major Achievement
Captain of England’s 1966 World Cup-winning team
Other Honours
1964 FA Cup and 1965 European Cup Winners’ Cup
Father
Robert Moore
Mother
Doris Moore
Siblings
Reportedly an only child
First Wife
Tina Moore
Second Wife
Stephanie Moore
Children
Roberta Moore and Dean Moore
Hair Colour
Brown, based on historical photographs
Eye Colour
Not reliably documented
Weight
No reliable, verified figure available
Education
Westbury Primary School and Tom Hood School
Estimated Net Worth
No reliable, verified estimate available
Main Income Sources
Football, management and sports-media work
Acting Appearance
Escape to Victory (1981)
Managerial Career
Managed several clubs, including Southend United
Instagram
No verified personal account
Cause of Death
Bowel cancer
Football Hall of Fame
Inducted into the English Football Hall of Fame in 2002
Legacy
Remembered as one of England’s greatest football captains
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A Timeline Bobby Moore
Year
Career Milestone
1941
Born on 12 April in Barking, Essex, England.
1956
Joined West Ham United’s youth system at age 15.
1958
Made his first-team debut for West Ham United on 8 September.
1962
Made his England debut against Peru and played in the World Cup in Chile.
1963
Became England captain at age 22.
1964
Captained West Ham United to FA Cup victory.
1965
Won the European Cup Winners’ Cup with West Ham.
1966
Captained England to its historic FIFA World Cup victory.
1967
Received an OBE for his contribution to football.
1970
Captained England at the World Cup in Mexico.
1973
Made his final England appearance, finishing with 108 international caps.
1974
Left West Ham United and joined Fulham.
1976
Played for San Antonio Thunder in the United States.
1977
Finished his English league career with Fulham.
1978
Played for Seattle Sounders and Herning Fremad.
1981
Appeared in the football film Escape to Victory.
1984–1986
Managed Southend United.
1993
Died on 24 February at age 51.
2002
Inducted into the English Football Hall of Fame.
2016
Honoured with an English Heritage blue plaque at his childhood home.
Bobby Moore Family
Family Detail
Information
Father
Robert Moore, known as Big Bob
Mother
Doris Moore, known as Doss
Siblings
Reportedly an only child
First Wife
Tina Dean, later known as Tina Moore
First Marriage
Married in June 1962
Divorce
Divorced in 1986
Second Wife
Stephanie Parlane, later known as Stephanie Moore
Second Marriage
Married in December 1991
Daughter
Roberta Moore
Son
Dean Moore
Children
Two
Family Background
Grew up in Barking, East London
Family Legacy
His daughter Roberta established the Moore Family Foundation, while his widow Stephanie has supported the Fund for bowel cancer research.
Bobby Moore Social Media
Platform
Account Information
Instagram
No verified personal account confirmed
Facebook
No verified personal profile confirmed
X (Twitter)
No verified personal account confirmed
YouTube
Historical match footage, interviews and documentaries about his career are available
Official Online Legacy
His career is documented by England Football, West Ham United, FIFA and English Heritage
Social Media Status
died in 1993, before modern social media platforms became widely used.