Davie Wilson

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Davie Wilson
Personal information
Full name	David Wilson
Date of birth	(1939-01-10) 10 January 1939
Place of birth	Glasgow, Scotland
Playing position	Left winger
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1956–1967	Rangers	227	(98)
1967–1971	Dundee United	120	(23)
1971–1973	Dumbarton	48	(2)
1981	Kilmarnock	1	(0)
Total		396	(123)
National team
1960–1965	Scotland	22	(10)
1960–1964	Scottish League XI	7	(3)
Teams managed
1977–1980	Dumbarton
1984–1986	Dumbarton
1987-1989	Queen of the South
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Davie Wilson (born 10 January 1939) is a Scottish former international footballer who played as a left winger.

Career

Wilson made just under 400 league appearances during his twelve-year playing career, making 22 appearances for Scotland (scoring ten goals) and finishing runner-up with Rangers in the inaugural UEFA Cup Winners' Cup in 1961. Wilson also won a number of domestic honours, winning each domestic trophy between two and five times. Wilson also represented the Scottish League XI.^[1]

He later had two spells as manager of Dumbarton, taking them into the Premier Division in his second spell, widely regarded as a commendable achievement for a part-time club. Wilson also had a spell as manager of Dumfries club Queen of the South. Wilson took over after the surprise resignation of promotion winning Nobby Clark.^[2]

Honours

Scottish League Championship: 4

Scottish Cup: 5

1959–60, 1961–62, 1962–63, 1963–64, 1965–66

Scottish League Cup: 2

UEFA Cup Winners' Cup Runner-up: 1

1960–61

International goals

Scores and results list Scotland's goal tally first.

#	Date	Venue	Opponent	Score	Result	Competition
1	15 April 1961	Wembley Stadium, London	England	2-3	3-9	BHC
2	7 October 1961	Windsor Park, Belfast	Northern Ireland	1-0	6-1	BHC
3	14 April 1962	Hampden Park, Glasgow	England	1-0	2-0	BHC
4	8 May 1963	Hampden Park, Glasgow	Austria	1-0	4-1	Friendly
5	8 May 1963	Hampden Park, Glasgow	Austria	2-0	4-1	Friendly
6	13 June 1963	Bernabeu, Madrid	Spain	4-1	6-2	Friendly
7	25 November 1964	Hampden Park, Glasgow	Northern Ireland	1-1	3-2	BHC
8	25 November 1964	Hampden Park, Glasgow	Northern Ireland	3-2	3-2	BHC
9	27 May 1965	Olympia Stadion, Helsinki	Finland	1-1	2-1	WCQG8

Managerial Honours

Dumbarton

Scottish First Division promotion : 1983-84
Stirlingshire Cup : 1985-86

References

↑ "Scotland FL Players by Appearances". Londonhearts.com (London Hearts Supporters' Club). Retrieved 27 November 2011.
↑ Nobby Clark career profile and interview

External links

Davie Wilson at scottishfa.co.uk
International stats at Londonhearts.com

Dumbarton F.C. – managers

Collins (1914–19)
Livingstone (1919–20)
Collins (1920–21)
Travers (1921–22)
Colman (1922–31)
Donovan (1931–39)
Smith (1939–40)
Donovan (1940–44)
Guthrie (1944–45)
Milne (1945–46)
Guthrie (1946–50)
Irvine (1950–54)
McGown (1954–59)
Combe (1959–60)
Campbell (1961–62)
Fearn (1962–64)
Toner (1964–67)
Spence (1967–68)
Stewart (1968–73)
Wright (1973–77)
Wilson (1977–80)
S. Fallon (1980–81)
Lamont (1981–84)
Wilson (1984–86)
Whiteford (1986)
Totten (1986–87)
Clougherty (1987–88)
Auld (1988)
George (1988–90)
Lamont (1990–93)
MacLeod (1993–95)
J. Fallon (1995–96)
Wallace (1996–99)
Brown (1999–2000)
Carson (2000–02)
Winnie (2002–03)
Fairley (2003–04)
Martin (2004–06)
McCabe (2006–07)
Chapman (2007–10)
Adamson (2010–12)
Murray (2012–15)
Aitken (2015–)

Queen of the South F.C. – managers

Directors (1919–21)
Dodds (1922–23)
Directors (1924–27)
Wright (1928–31)
Directors (1932–1934)
McLachlan (1935–37)
Ferguson (1937–38)
McKinnell, Sr. (1938–46)
McKinnell, Jr. (1946–61)
Farm (1961–64)
Directors (1964–65)
Shearer (1965–66)
Husband (1967–68)
Directors (1968–70)
Davis (1970–71)
Easton (1971–73)
McLean (1973–75)
Jackson (1975–78)
Hunter (1978–79)
Little (1979–80)
Herd (1980–81)
Hood (1981–82)
Busby (1982–84)
Clark (1984–86)
Jackson (1986–87)
Wilson (1987–89)
McLaren (1989–90)
McGarvey (1990–91)
MacLeod (1991–92)
Frye (1992–93)
McLaren (1993–96)
Alexander (1996–99)
Rowe & Eadie (1999–00)
Connolly (2000–04)
Scott (2004–05)
McCall (2005–07)
Chisholm (2007–10)
Brannigan (2010–11)
MacPherson (2011–12)
Johnston (2012–13)
McIntyre (2013–14)
Fowler (2014–)

Rangers F.C. – Hall of Fame

Scottish Football Hall of Fame

Players & managers	Archibald Auld Bauld Baxter Bremner Bill Brown Bobby Brown C. Brown Buchan Busby Butcher Caldow Campbell Cowan Crerand Dalglish Delaney Docherty Evans Ferguson Gallacher Gemmell Gemmill Gilzean Goram Gough Graham Gray Greig Hansen Henderson James Jardine M. Johnston B. Johnstone D. Johnstone J. Johnstone Jordan Lambert Larsson Laudrup Law Leighton Lennox Liddell Lorimer Mackay McCoist McColl McGrain McGrory McLean McLeod McLintock McNeill McPhail McQueen McStay Maley Malpas Meiklejohn Miller Morton Murdoch Narey Nicholas Ormond L. Reilly R. Reilly Robertson Rough Shankly Simpson G. Smith W. Smith Souness St John Stanton Steel Stein Strachan Struth Symon Thomson Turnbull Waddell B. Walker T. Walker Watson White Wilson Woodburn Young

Non-players	Hillis Wharton

Special inductees	McCrae's Battalion

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