Louis Ford

Louis Ford (born 1845 in West Bromwich) was a businessman, football administrator and football referee.

Ford joined the committee of West Bromwich Albion in the late 1880s, serving as honorary financial secretary from 1887-1890. He performed the role of general secretary (manager) from 1890–1892, receiving an annual salary of £50 as Albion's first official, paid secretary. Ford also served as an FA councillor from 1890–1893 and was vice-president of The Football League from 1894-1897. He was the secretary of Walsall F.C. during the late 1890s, before becoming a league referee. From 1914-1915 he served as secretary at Leicester Fosse.

References

Matthews, Tony (2005). The Who's Who of West Bromwich Albion. Breedon Books. p. 257. ISBN 1-85983-474-4.

External links

Louis Ford management career statistics at Soccerbase (West Bromwich Albion)
Louis Ford management career statistics at Soccerbase (Walsall)

West Bromwich Albion F.C. – managers

Ford (1890–92)
Jackson (1892–94)
Stephenson (1894–95)
Keys (1895–96)
Heaven (1896–1902)
Everiss (1902–48)
J. Smith (1948–52)
Carver (1952–53)
Buckingham (1953–59)
Clark (1959–61)
Macaulay (1961–63)
Hagan (1963–67)
Ashman (1967–71)
Howe (1971–75)
Whitehouse^c (1975)
Giles (1975–77)
Allen (1977)
Wile^c (1977–78)
Atkinson (1978–81)
Allen (1981–82)
Wylie (1982–84)
Giles (1984–85)
Stiles (1985–86)
Saunders (1986–87)
Atkinson (1987–88)
Talbot (1988–91)
S. Pearson^c (1991)
Gould (1991–92)
Ardiles (1992–93)
Burkinshaw (1993–94)
Buckley (1994–97)
Mann^c (1997)
Harford (1997)
Barker^c (1997)
Trewick^c (1997)
D. Smith (1997–99)
Gorman & Regis^c (1999)
Little (1999–2000)
Evans & Regis^c (2000)
Megson (2000–04)
Burrows^c (2004)
Robson (2004–06)
N. Pearson^c (2006)
Shakespeare^c (2006)
Mowbray (2006–09)
Di Matteo (2009–11)
Appleton^c (2011)
Hodgson (2011–12)
Clarke (2012–13)
Downing^c (2013–14)
Mel (2014)
Irvine (2014)
Kelly^c (2014–15)
Pulis (2015–)

Walsall F.C. – managers

Smallwood (1888–91)
Burton (1891–93)
Robinson (1893–95)
Ailso (1895–96)
Parsloe (1896–97)
Ford (1897–98)
Hughes (1898–99)
Ford (1899–1901)
Shutt (1908–12)
Price (1912–15)
Groves (1920–21)
Burchell (1921–26)
Ashworth (1926–27)
Torrance (1927–28)
Kerr (1928–29)
Scholey (1929–30)
O'Rourke (1930–32)
Slade (1932–34)
Wilson (1934–37)
Lowes (1937–44)
Hibbs (1944–51)
McPhee (1951)
Fletcher (1952–53)
F. Buckley (1953–55)
Love (1955–57)
Moore (1957–64)
Wood (1964)
Shaw (1964–68)
Graham (1968)
Lewin (1968–69)
Moore (1969–72)
J. Smith (1972–73)
Allen (1973)
Fraser (1974–77)
Mackay (1977–78)
Ashman (1978)
Sibley (1979)
A. Buckley (1979–82)
Martin (1981–82)
A. Buckley (1982–86)
Coakley (1986–88)
Barnwell (1989–90)
Hibbitt (1990–94)
Nicholl (1994–97)
Sørensen (1997–98)
Graydon (1998–2002)
Lee (2002–04)
Merson (2004–06)
Halsall (2006)
Broadhurst (2006)
Kinsella (2006)
Money (2006–08)
Mullen (2008–09)
Schofield (2009)
Hutchings (2009–11)
D. Smith (2011–15)
O'Driscoll (2015–16)

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