Hugh McCann

Hugh McCann (born 6 May 1954) is a Scottish former football player and manager. McCann signed for Celtic aged 14, but a bad knee injury halted his progress there.^[1] He later played for Linlithgow Rose, Alloa Athletic, Berwick Rangers and East Stirlingshire. He then managed Alloa Athletic, Queen's Park and East Stirlingshire.^[1] He has run the youth development systems of Alloa Athletic and Raith Rovers.^[1] McCann has also worked in coaching roles for Hearts, Aberdeen, Kilmarnock and Dundee.^[1]

References

1 2 3 4 "I’ve got Raith job 30 years after applying". Fife Today. 19 July 2012. Retrieved 23 September 2012.

Sources

Neil Brown profile

Alloa Athletic F.C. – managers

McStay (1938–40)
Crapnell (1945–46)
Lipton (1946–47)
Simpson (1947–48)
Hogg (1948–49)
Lipton (1949–51)
McCulloch (1951–52)
Lees (1952–55)
Kerr (1955–59)
McPherson (1959–69)
McCallum (1969–71)
Crawford (1971–72)
McLindon (1972–74)
Wilson (1974–80)
Totten (1980–82)
Garner (1982–84)
Thomson (1984–86)
Sullivan (1986–87)
Abel (1987–90)
Little (1990)
McCann (1990–93)
Lamont (1993–95)
McAuley (1995–96)
Hendrie (1996–98)
Christie (1999–2003)
Hendrie (2003–06)
Maitland (2006–11)
Hartley (2011–14)
Smith (2014–15)
Lennon (2015)
Ross (2015–)

Queen's Park F.C. – managers

Manderson^T (1929–46) Gibson^T (1946–63) Turnbull^T (1963–65) Davis^T (1965–69) Duncan^T (1969–74) McParland (1974–76) Gilroy (1976–79) Hunter (1979–94) McCann (1995–97) Elder (1997–98) McCormack (1998–2002) Brannigan (2003–04) Stark (2004–08) Speirs (2008–13) MacPherson (2014–) T = Trainer

East Stirlingshire F.C. – managers

Binnie (1966)
Crawford (1966–70)
Rowan (1970–71)
Shaw (1971–74)
A. Ferguson (1974)
Ure (1974–75)
McLindon (1975–77)
Lamont (1977–81)
M. Ferguson (1981–82)
Little (1983–85)
Whiteford (1985–87)
Lawson (1987–88)
Connell (1988–89)
Mackin (1989–90)
Sullivan (1990–92)
McCulley (1992–93)
Little (1993–97)
Brownlie (1997–98)
McCann (1998–99)
Fairley (2000–01)
Ross (2001–02)
Russell (2002)
Diver (2002–03)
Morrison (2003–04)
Newall (2004–06)
Wylde (2006–08)
McInally (2008–11)
Coughlin (2011–14)
Tully (2014–)

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