Albert Evans (footballer, born 1874)

Albert Evans (18 March 1874 in Barnard Castle – 24 March 1966 in Warwick) was a professional footballer who played for Aston Villa and West Bromwich Albion.^[1]^[2]

He was manager of Coventry City from 1920 to 1924.

References

↑ "Albert Evans". Spartacus Educational. Retrieved 2 September 2012.
↑ Brett Gibbons (Feb 16, 2012). "Aston Villa legend Albert Evans's medals set to net £6,000 in Jewellery Quarter auction". Birmingham Mail. Retrieved 2 September 2012.

Coventry City F.C. – managers

Stanley (1883–85^s)
Hathaway (1885–87^s)
Morgan (1887–92^s)
Kirk (1893^s)
Maley (1893^s)
Collins (1893–95^s)
Cashmore (1895–1900^s)
Newhall (1900–02^s)
O'Shea (1902–05^s)
Beaman (1905–08^s)
Harris (1908–09^s)
Buckle (1909–10)
Wallace (1910–13)
Scott-Walford (1913–15)
Howard (1915–17^c)
Clayton (1919)
Pollitt (1919–20)
Evans (1920–24)
Harbourne (1924^c)
Kerr (1924–28)
McIntyre (1928–31)
Slade (1931^c)
Storer (1931–45)
Bayliss (1945–47)
Frith (1947–48)
Storer (1948–53)
Fairbrother (1953–54)
Elliott (1954–55^c)
Carver (1955–56)
Raynor (1956)
Warren (1956–57)
Frith (1957–61)
Hill (1961–67)
Cantwell (1967–72)
Dennison (1972^c)
Mercer (1972–74)
Milne (1974–81)
Sexton (1981–83)
Gould (1983–84)
Mackay (1984–86)
Curtis (1986–87)
Sillett (1987–90)
Butcher (1990–92)
Howe (1992^c)
Gould (1992–93)
Neal (1993–95)
Atkinson (1995–96)
Strachan (1996–2001)
Nilsson (2001–02)
Ogrizovic & Peake (2002^c)
McAllister (2002–03)
Black (2003–04)
Ogrizovic (2004^c)
Reid (2004–05)
Heath (2005^c)
Adams (2005–07)
Heath (2007^c)
Dowie (2007–08)
Harbin & Bunn (2008^c)
Coleman (2008–10)
Harrison (2010^c)
Boothroyd (2010–11)
Harrison & Thorn (2011^c)
Thorn (2011–12)
Shaw & Carsley (2012^c)
Robins (2012–13)
Carsley (2013^c)
Pressley (2013–15)
MacFarlane & Hockaday (2015^c)
Mowbray (2015–)

(s) secretary (c) caretaker

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