Willie Ross (football)
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For the Labour Party politician, see William Ross, Baron Ross of Marnock.
Willie Ross (born in Scotland) was a Scottish football manager.[1]
He managed Derry City for three separate periods during the club's time in the Irish League.
[edit] References
- ^ Mahon, Eddie (1998). Derry City, Guildhall Press, p. 179.
| Derry City F.C. - Managers |
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| McCleery (1929–32) | Gillespie (1932–40) | Management Team Committee (1940–42) | Ross (1942–53) | Management Team Committee (1953–58) | Houston (1958–59) | Doherty (1959–61) | Ross 1961–68) | Hill (1968–71) | Wood (1971–72) | Ross (1972–72) | The "wilderness years" (1972–85) | Crossan (1985–85) | King (1985–87) | McLaughlin (1987–91) | Coyle (1991–93) | O'Doherty (1993–94) | Healy (1994–98) | Mahon (1998–2003) | Keely (2003–03) | Dykes (2003–04) | Hutton (2004–04) | Kenny (2004–06) | Fenlon (2006–07) | Hutton (2007–07) | Robertson (2007—07) | Kenny (2007–) |
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