Davy McDougall

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Davy McDougall was a Scottish football player who played his club football for Glasgow Rangers and Bristol City. In 1910 he joined Cardiff City as a player-manager, becoming the clubs first manager in their history. He later went on to manage Newport County.

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Cardiff City F.C. – Managers

McDougall (1910–11) • Stewart (1911–33) • Wilson (1933–34) • Watts-Jones (1934–37) • Jennings (1937–39) • Spiers (1939–46) • McCandless (1946–47) • Spiers (1947–54) • Morris (1954–58) • Jones (1958–62) • Swindin (1962–64) • Scoular (1964–73) • Clayton (1973) • O'Farrell (1973–74) • Andrews (1974–78) • Morgan (1978–81) • Williams (1981–82) • Ashurst (1982–84) • Goodfellow and Mullen (1984) • Goodfellow (1984) • Durban (1984–86) • Mullen (1986) • Burrows (1986–89) • Ashurst (1989–91) • May (1991–94) • Yorath (1994–95) • May (1995) • Hibbitt (1995–96) • Neal (1996) • Hibbitt (1996) • Osman (1996–98) • Hibbitt (1998) • Burrows (1998–2000) • Ayre (2000) • Gould (2000) • Cork (2000–02) • Lawrence (2002–05) • Jones (2005–)