Terry Robinson
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Terry Robinson (born ?) is the current chairman of Sheffield United and Premier League representative on the FA Council.
When Derek Dooley stepped aside in May 2006, Football consultant Robinson, a former chairman of Bury who joined United in 2002 was named his replacement. He has vowed to continue the Blades progression over recent years, which culminated in their promotion to the Premiership in 2006.
He was named as one of four Premier League representatives on the FA Council, less than two months after the club's elevation to the top flight, having previously represented the Football League. One of his tasks as a member of the panel will to ensure a smooth implementation of the Burns Report into the proposed structural review of the Football Association.
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