Ian Ross (football manager)

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Ian Ross (born 26 November 1947 in Glasgow, Scotland) was a professional footballer and football manager.

A utility player, Ross's debut was for Liverpool on 14 January 1967 at Sheffield Wednesday in the Football League Division One. He then moved to Aston Villa for £60,000 in 1972. He captained their side that gained promotion to the top flight and also won the League Cup. This was followed by spells at five other clubs before he made his management debut at Huddersfield Town. Subsequently he managed Berwick Rangers, Valur and Keflavik.

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Berwick Rangers F.C. – Managers

Ancell (1950–52) • Thompson (1952–53) • Kerr (1953–54) • McLennan (1957–60) • McIntosh (1960–63) • Spence (1963–66) • Wallace (1966–69) • Melrose (1969–75) • Galbraith (1975) • Haig (1975–76) • Smith (1976–80) • Connor (1980–82) • McSherry (1982–83) • Hamlyn (1983–85) • Thomson (1987–88) • Jefferies (1988–90) • Callachan (1990–92) • Crease (1992–94) • Hendrie (1994–96) • Ross (1996) • Thomson (1996–97) • Smith (1997–04) • Clark (2004–05) • Coughlin (2005–07) • Renwick (2007–08) • McGonigal (2008) •
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Huddersfield Town F.C. – Managers

Walker (1908–10) • Pudan (1910–12) • Knighton (1912) • Fairclough (1912–19) • Langley (1919–21) • Coaching Staff (1921) • Chapman (1921–25) • Potter (1925–26) • Chaplin (1926–29) • C. Stephenson (1929–42) • Magner (1942–43) • Steele (1943–47) • G. Stephenson (1947–52) • Board Of Directors (1952) • Beattie (1952–56) • Shankly (1956–60) • Boot (1960–64) • Greaves (1964) • Johnston (1964–68) • Greaves (1968–74) • Collins (1974–75) • Johnston (1975–77) • Haselden (1977) • Johnston (1977–78) • Buxton (1978–86) • Smith (1986–87) • Coaching Staff (1987) • Macdonald (1987–88) • Hand (1988–92) • Ross (1992–93) • Warnock (1993–95) • Horton (1995–97) • Jackson (1997–99) • Bruce (1999–2000) • Macari (2000–02) • Wadsworth (2002–03) • Machin (2003) • Jackson (2003–07) • Murphy (2007) • Ritchie (2007–08) • Murphy (2008) • Ternent (2008–)


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