Bryan Hamilton

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Bryan Hamilton (born 31 December 1946, Belfast) was a Northern Irish football player and manager. He gained 50 caps for Northern Ireland between 1969 an 1980. He managed the national squad for four years in the mid-nineties before being sacked in 1998.

[edit] Playing career

[edit] Management career

Preceded by:
John King		 Tranmere Rovers manager
1980-1985		 Succeeded by:
Frank Worthington
Preceded by:
Harry McNally		 Wigan manager
1985-1986		 Succeeded by:
Ray Mathias
Preceded by:
Gordon Milne		 Leicester City manager
1986-1987		 Succeeded by:
David Pleat
Preceded by:
Ray Mathias		 Wigan manager
1989-1993		 Succeeded by:
Dave Philpott
Preceded by:
Billy Bingham		 Northern Ireland manager
1994 - 1998		 Succeeded by:
Lawrie McMenemy
Preceded by:
Bruce Rioch		 Norwich manager
2000		 Succeeded by:
Nigel Worthington

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