Gerry Gow

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Gerry Gow was a Scottish footballer who played for Bristol City in the 1970s, being part of the club's promotion winning team in 1976 and later captaining them in the First Division. He originally joined the club as an apprentice in June 1969 but following relegation in 1980 he moved to Manchester City on 23rd October 1980 for £175000[1]. He starred for City in the 1981 FA Cup Final.

He was born on 29th May 1952 in Scotland and after playing for Manchester City had spells at Rotherham and Yeovil Town where he was manager for a time. He later managed Weymouth.

He is now in the engineering trade.

Preceded by
Stuart Morgan		 Weymouth Manager
1989-1990		 Succeeded by
Paul Compton
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