Len Butt (footballer, born 1910)

Not to be confused with Len Butt (footballer born 1893).

Len Butt
Personal information
Full name	Leonard George Butt
Date of birth	26 August 1910
Place of birth	Wilmslow, England
Date of death	16 June 1994(1994-06-16) (aged 83)
Playing position	Inside Forward
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1929–1931	Stockport County	8	(0)
1931–1935	Macclesfield Town	150	(84)
1935–1937	Huddersfield Town	67	(11)
1937–1947	Blackburn Rovers	110	(44)
1947–1948	York City	25	(2)
1948	Mansfield Town	15	(4)
Teams managed
1948–1950	Mossley (player-manager)
–	Macclesfield Town (Reserve Team)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (goals)

Leonard George "Len" Butt (26 August 1910 in Wilmslow – June 1994) was a professional footballer, who played for Stockport County, Macclesfield Town, Huddersfield Town, Blackburn Rovers, York City and Mansfield Town.^[1]

He was later manager at Mossley and Macclesfield Town.^[2]

References

↑ 99 Years & Counting - Stats & Stories - Huddersfield Town History
↑ The Mossley managers

Macclesfield Town F.C. – managers

Smith (1951–55)
Butt (??–??)
Bowyer (1960–63)
Leake (1963–67)
Beaumont (1968–72)
Brown (??–74)
Stevenson (1974)
Collins (1975–76)
Connor (1976–78)
Partridge (??–79)
Staley (1979–80)
Williams (1980–81)
Booth (1981–85)
Griffiths (1985–86)
Wragg (??–93)
McIlroy (1993–2000)
Davenport (2000)
Prescott (2000–01)
Keen (2001)
Moss (2001–03)
Askey (2003–04)
Horton (2004–06)
Brightwell (2006)
Ince (2006–07)
Brightwell (2007–08)
Alexander (2008–10)
Simpson (2010–12)
Horton (2012)
Chamberlain (2012)
King (2012–13)
Askey (2013–)

Mossley A.F.C. – managers

Tarr (1932–37)
Cowan (1937–38)
Bruce (1938–39)
Leaver (1939–40)
Jackson (1945–47)
Barlow (1947–48)
Butt (1948–50)
Fletcher (1950–51)
Boothway (1951–55)
Bardsley (1956)
Murphy (1957)
Quigley (1957–62)
Wilson (1963–72)
Sievwright (1972–74)
Murphy (1974–76)
Wilkinson (1976–77)
Bate (1977–78)
Murphy (1978–83)
Grundy (1983–84)
Steenson (1984)
O'Connor (1984–87)
Sainty (1987)
Hicks (1987–88)
Griffiths (1988–89)
Hilton (1989–90)
Cooke (1990–91)
Sutton (1991–92)
Coyne (1992)
Curran (1992)
Murphy (1992–93)
Taylor (1993)
Denby (1993)
Riley (1993–1994)
Dawson (1994)
Soule (1994–1995)
Cuddy (1995)
Keelan (1995–97)
Phillips (1997–2001)
Pickering (2001–03)
Beckford (2003–07)
Quinn (2007–08)
Willcock (2008–10)
Flanagan (2010)
Higgins (2010–11)
McClelland (2011–12)
Halford (2012–13)
Band & Morrison (2013–)

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