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Tom McAnearney - Wikipedia

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Tom McAnearney
Personal information
McAnearney in 1963
Date of birth	(1933-01-06)6 January 1933
Place of birth	Dundee, Scotland
Date of death	14 February 2012(2012-02-14) (aged 79)
Position(s)	Wing Half
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1952–1965	Sheffield Wednesday	352	(19)
1965	Peterborough United	12	(0)
1965–1969	Aldershot	106	(3)
Managerial career
1967–1968	Aldershot
1970–1971	Crewe Alexandra
1971–1972	Bury
1972–1981	Aldershot
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Tom McAnearney (6 January 1933 – 14 February 2012) was a Scottish football player and manager.

Born in Dundee, he played at Sheffield Wednesday, with his brother Jim, and later at Peterborough United and Aldershot. After he retired he joined the Sheffield Wednesday coaching staff. He spent one season as manager of Crewe Alexandra.

In the early 1970s he took over as manager at Aldershot and managed them to their first ever promotion during the 1972-73 season and their highest ever league finish the following season.

McAnearney died on 14 February 2012, aged 79, from undisclosed causes.^[1]

References

^ Potning, Ivan (18 February 2012). "Tom McAnearney: Talented wing-half of the 1950s and 1960s". The Independent. Retrieved 12 July 2024.

External links

Tom McAnearney management career statistics at Soccerbase

v t e Aldershot F.C. – managers
Seed (1927–37) McCracken (1937–50) Clark (1950–55) Evans (1955–59) Smith (1959–67) McAnearney (1967–68) Conner^c (1968) Smith^c (1968–69) Melia (1969–72) Huxford^c (1972) McAnearney (1972–81) Walker (1981–84) Harris (1984–85) Walker (1985–91) Talbot (1991) McDonald^c (1991–92) (c) = caretaker manager

Crewe Alexandra F.C. – managers

McNeill (1892–94)
Hall (1895–96)
Roberts (1897)
Bromerley (1898–1925)
Bailey (1925–38)
Lillycrop (1938–44)
Hill (1944–48)
Turner (1948–51)
Catterick (1951–53)
Ward (1953–55)
Lindley (1955–58)
Ware (1958–60)
McGuigan (1960–64)
Tagg (1964–70)
McAnearney (1970–71)
Viollet (1971)
Melia (1972–73)
Tagg (1974–74)
Gregg (1975–78)
Rimmer (1978–79)
Waddington (1979–81)
Griffiths (1981–82)
Morris (1982–83)
Gradi (1983–2007)
Holland (2007–08)
Gradi (2008)
Thordarson (2008–09)
Gradi (2009–11)
Davis (2011–17)
Artell (2017–22)
Morris (2022)
Bell (2022–)

Bury F.C. – managers

Hargreaves (1890–91)
Ingham (1891–92)
Duckworth (1892–95)
Three-man committee (1895–1907)
Montgomery (1907–15)
Cameron (1919–23)
Hunter-Thompson (1923–27)
P. Smith (1927–30)
Paine (1930–35)
Bullock (1935–38)
Dean (1938–44)
Porter (1944–45)
Bullock (1945–49)
McNeil (1950–53)
Russell (1953–61)
Stokoe (1961–65)
Head (1965–66)
Shannon (1966–69)
Marshall (1969)
Hart (1969–70)
McAnearney (1970–72)
Brown (1972–1973)
B. Smith (1973–77)
Stokoe (1977–78)
Hatton (1978–79)
Connor (1979–80)
Iley (1980–84)
Dobson (1984–89)
Ellis (1989–90)
Walsh (1990–95)
Ternent (1995–98)
Warnock (1998–99)
Preece & Redmond (1999–2000)
Preece (2000–03)
Barrow (2003–05)
Casper (2005–08)
Brass (2008)
Knill (2008–11)
Barker (2011–12)
Shirtliff/Futcher^c (2012)
Blackwell (2012–13)
Jepson (2013)
Flitcroft (2013–16)
Brass/Kidd^c (2016)
Brass (2016–17)
Clark (2017)
Lowe (2017)
Lucketti (2017–18)
Lowe (2018–19)
Wilkinson (2019)
Welsh (2020–23)
McNabb (2023–)

Tom was a serviceman in the Royal Air Force, serving at RAF workshop in 1955.

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