Tyneside born, Robson is most known as a Peterborough United legend. He is the Posh’s record appearance maker and scored over a century of goals for them but earlier he had spells at Northampton, Newcastle and between those two clubs, Chelsea whom he joined in November 1965 for a fee of £30,000.A fast left-winger who was short in stature but had played for England at youth level, Robson made his debut at Stamford Bridge against Liverpool in December ’65 and followed that up with a win over the club he joined us from, Northampton, in his next home game.However he had the formidable challenge of competing with Bobby Tambling for a place in the side and he moved onto Newcastle for £20,000 a year later, having made six starts and one substitute appearance, all in the 1965/66 campaign.Robson did not forget his Chelsea past however and he attend games at Stamford Bridge in recent years, sometimes travelling down with another former Blue from the 1960s, Bert Murray, who also made his home in the east of England.Chelsea sends our deepest condolences to Tommy’s family and friends.