A. H. Albut

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A.H. Albut was the first full-time Secretary of Newton Heath (the term 'football manager' was not used at Manchester United until the arrival of Jack Robson) and Manager of the club. He started in 1892 and remained in that position until James West took over in 1900.


Preceded by
none (first full-time secretary)		 Manchester United manager
1892-1900		 Succeeded by
James West


Manchester United F.C. - Managers
Albut (1892-1900) | West (1900-03) | Mangnall (1903-12) | Bentley (1912-14) | Robson (1914-22) | Chapman (1921-27) | Hilditch (1926-27) | Bamlett (1927-31) | Crickmer (1931-32) | Duncan (1932-37) | Crickmer (1937-45) | Busby (1945-69) | McGuinness (1969-70) | Busby (1970-71) | O'Farrell (1971-72) | Docherty (1972-77) | Sexton (1977-81) | Atkinson (1981-86) | Ferguson (1986-)
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