Willie MacFarlane (footballer)

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This article is about the Scottish football manager. For the golfer, see Willie Macfarlane.

Willie MacFarlane was manager of Scottish football club Hibernian from 1969 to 1970. He helped to build the side later known as Turnbull's Tornadoes, as he brought Arthur Duncan to Easter Road.


Preceded by
Bob Shankly		 Hibernian manager
1969-1970		 Succeeded by
Dave Ewing
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Hibernian F.C. – Managers

Committee (1875–1903) • McMichael (1903–19) • Gordon (1919–20) • Maley (1920–25) • Templeton (1925–36) • McCartney (1936–48) • Shaw (1948–62) • Galbraith (1962–64) • Stein (1964–65) • Shankly (1965–69) • MacFarlane (1969–70) • Ewing (1970–71) • Turnbull (1971–80) • Ormond (1980) • Auld (1980–82) • Stanton (1982–84) • Blackley (1984–86) • Miller (1986–96) • Duffy (1996–98) • McLeish (1998–2001) • Sauzée (2001–02) • Williamson (2002–04) • Mowbray (2004–06) • Collins (2006–07) • Paatelainen (2008–-) •


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