Arthur Cram

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Arthur Cram
Full name	Arthur Cram
Date of birth	1894
Place of birth	, Scotland
Date of death	1958
Teams managed
1941–44	Dundee United
* Appearances (Goals)

Arthur Cram (born 1894, died 1958) was a Scottish football manager.

[edit] Career

Cram was working as a secretary at Dundee United when he was promoted to manager during the Second World War. Staying as manager for three years, he remained as secretary after relinquishing the manager's position and became a club director in his final years. Cram, along with Pat Reilly, is one of only two Dundee United managers to have never been a professional player.^[1]

[edit] References

^ Dundee United A - Z ( C ). Dundee United FC website.

Preceded by Jimmy Allan	Dundee United manager 1941-44	Succeeded by Jimmy Littlejohn

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