Terry Yorath Managerial career
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Terence Charles Yorath (born 27 March 1950) is a Welsh former football player and manager at both club and international level. He represented Leeds United...- soccerbase. Retrieved 13 June 2013 Terry Yorath: Managerial career. soccerbase. Retrieved 14 June 2013 Gordon Cowans: Career statistics. soccerbase. Retrieved...
John Toshack (section Managerial career)in charge for one match, citing the strong support for former manager Terry Yorath among fans and a "political war" as reasons. After a spell in Turkey...
Gordon Milne (section Managerial career)formation. A side containing Tommy Hutchison, Mick Ferguson, Ian Wallace, Terry Yorath, Graham Oakey, Bobby MacDonald and Jim Blyth played attacking football...- place. Wallace played that season alongside Ferguson, Tommy Hutchison, Terry Yorath, Graham Oakey, Bobby MacDonald and Jim Blyth. Wallace scored 23 goals...
- Willie Donachie (section Managerial record)manager Kevin Keegan. In November 2001 he left City to become assistant to Terry Yorath at Sheffield Wednesday. He resigned from his post at Hillsborough on...
Neville Southall (section Club career)manager Terry Yorath appointed Southall as his assistant in the Isthmian League. In September 2009, he became the caretaker manager after Yorath resigned...
Dean Holdsworth (section Managerial career)Park in six Third Division appearances. He started 1988–89 on loan at Terry Yorath's Swansea City, and returned to Vicarage Road after one goal in five Third...- John Beck (footballer) (section Managerial career)Milne's side containing Tommy Hutchison, Mick Ferguson, Ian Wallace, Terry Yorath, Graham Oakey, Bobby McDonald and Jim Blyth played scintillating attacking...
- including a 3–1 loss against Yugoslavia, prior to the appointment of Terry Yorath. In July 1992 Williams was appointed assistant manager at AFC Bournemouth...
Football League. He was assisted at Huddersfield by former Welsh manager Terry Yorath. In his first two seasons in charge he helped Town avoid relegation,...- (1978–1981) Roy McFarland (1981–1982) Trevor Cherry (1982–1987) Terry Dolan (1987–1989) Terry Yorath (1989–1990) John Docherty (1990–1991) Frank Stapleton (1991–1994)...
- Ray Graydon (section Managerial statistics)out-and-out wingers. The side also boasted Mick Ferguson, Ian Wallace, Terry Yorath, Graham Oakey, Bobby McDonald and Jim Blyth. The "Sky Blues" finished...
- Eddie May (section Coaching and managerial career)he was sacked. So loyal was May, though, that when his replacement, Terry Yorath, was also dismissed in the spring, he returned until the season's end...
- Barnsley, replacing Nigel Spackman (sacked 25 October) 14 November – Terry Yorath takes over at Sheffield Wednesday, replacing Peter Shreeves (left 17...
- Barry Powell (footballer) (section Career)as an attacking midfielder who possessed a mean shot, complementing Terry Yorath in the engine room of Gordon Milne's team and feeding such players as...
- longest period of stability the club had seen since the 1940s. Under Terry Yorath and then Frank Burrows, the club managed to stay in the Second Division...
1994 as the club struggled against relegation. Former Wales manager Terry Yorath took control of the side but suffered similar difficulties and May was...- Peter Shreeves (section Career)working as Wales assistant manager under Terry Yorath. Shreeves returned to Tottenham as manager in July 1991 after Terry Venables had moved upstairs to become...
Norman Hunter (footballer) (section Playing career)again dismissed. His final job in football was assistant manager to Terry Yorath at Bradford City from 1989 to February 1990 when, once more, he was given...
