Bill McGarry (footballer)

William Harry McGarry (born Stoke-on-Trent June 10, 1927 - 2005) was an England international football player and manager.

Bill played as a wing-half for Port Vale F.C. (1946-1951; 146 league appearances and five goals); Huddersfield Town F.C. (1951-1961; 363 and 25 goals) and Bournemouth & Boscombe F.C. (1961-1963; 78 appearances and two goals).

He also managed Bournemouth, Watford, Ipswich Town, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Newcastle United.

He earned 4 caps for the England national football team, and was a member of the 1954 FIFA World Cup team. He also represented the English Football League and the English 'B' XI.

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Preceded by Don Welsh	Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic F.C. manager 1961-1963	Succeeded by Reg Flewin
Preceded by Ron Burgess	Watford F.C. manager 1963 - 1964	Succeeded by Ken Furphy
Preceded by Jimmy Forsyth (caretaker)	Ipswich Town F.C. Manager 1964 - 1968	Succeeded by Cyril Lea (caretaker)
Preceded by Ronnie Allen	Wolves F.C. manager 1968-1976	Succeeded by Sammy Chung
Preceded by Richard Dinnis	Newcastle United F.C. manager 1977-1980	Succeeded by Arthur Cox
Preceded by Tommy Docherty	Wolves F.C. manager 1985	Succeeded by Sammy Chapman

	England squad - 1954 FIFA World Cup
1 Merrick \| 2 Staniforth \| 3 Byrne \| 4 Wright \| 5 Owen \| 6 Dickinson \| 7 Matthews \| 8 Broadis \| 9 Lofthouse \| 10 Taylor \| 11 Finney \| 12 Burgin \| 13 Green \| 14 McGarry \| 15 Wilshaw \| 16 Quixall \| 17 Mullen \| 18 Chilton \| 19 Armstrong \| 20 Jezzard \| 21 Haynes \| 22 Hooper \| Coach: Winterbottom