Tommy Campbell

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Personal information
Tommy Campbell
Full name	Thomas Campbell
Date of birth	20 February 1935 (1935-02-20) (age 73)
Place of birth	Glasgow, Scotland
Playing position	Striker (Retired)
Club information
Current club	St Johnstone (Youth Coach)
Senior clubs¹
Years	Club	App (Gls)*
1956–1957 1958–1960 1960–1961 1961–1962 1962 1962 1962–1964	Kilmarnock Albion Rovers Dundee United Tranmere Rovers Dumbarton Stenhousemuir Albion Rovers Total	009 0(0) 056 (33) 019 (14) 004 0(0) 002 0(0) 006 0(3) 030 (16) 126 (66)
Teams managed
1994–1996 1996–1997 1997–1998	Forfar Athletic Arbroath Montrose
¹ Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. * Appearances (Goals)

Thomas 'Tommy' Campbell (born 20 February 1935 in Glasgow) is a Scottish former footballer who played as striker for a number of Scottish clubs.

[edit] Career

Beginning his career with Kilmarnock, Campbell moved to Albion Rovers where scored over thirty league goals in less than sixty league matches. His goalscoring form won him a move to Dundee United where he kept up his prolific record, netting fourteen goals in just nineteen league games. In turn, he moved to English side Tranmere Rovers but was back in Scotland within the year, having failed to score in four matches. An even shorter spell at Dumbarton followed before a further short time at Stenhousemuir preceded a final playing period Albion Rovers. Upon retiring in 1964, Campbell managed more than a goal in every two league matches over his short career.

In the mid-nineties, Campbell moved into management, having spells with Forfar Athletic, Arbroath and Montrose, guiding Forfar to the Scottish Third Division title in 1994-95.

Campbell is the father-in-law of former footballer Bert Adamson.^[1]

[edit] Honours

As a manager:

[edit] Forfar Athletic

Scottish Third Division: 1

1994-95

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Forfar Athletic F.C. – Managers

Newlands (1966–67) • Young (1967) • Kerr (1974–76) • Knox (1976–80) • Murray (1980) • Rae (1980–83) • Houston (1983–86) • Hall (1986) • Hegarty (1990–92) • T Campbell (1992–96) • McPhee (1996–2000) • Cooper (2000–03) • Stewart (2003–04) • Fairley (2004–05) • Farningham (2005–06) • Shaw (2006–07) • Moffat (2007–2008) D Campbell (2008–)

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Arbroath F.C. – Managers

McGlashan (-–1946) • A. Anderson (1946–49) • Cheyne (1949–55) • Gray (1955–57) • C. Anderson (1957–60) • Prentice (1960–62) • Henderson (1962–79) • Stewart (1979–82) • Fleming (1982–85) • Bone (1985–87) • Young (1987–90) • Gibson (1990–91) • Borthwick (1991) • Lawson (1991–92) • McGrain (1992–94) • Scott (1994) • Mackie & Park (1994–95) • Brogan (1995–96) • Campbell (1996–97) • Baikie (1997–2000) • Brownlie (2000–03) • Kirk (2003–04) • Cairney (2004–05) • McGlashan (2005–)

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Montrose F.C. – Managers

Hill (1956–59) • Christie (1959–68) • Ogilvie (1968–69) • Stuart (1969–75) • Cameron (1975–79) • Livingstone (1979) • Murray () • D'Arcy (–1983) • Stewart (1983–90) • McLelland/Rougvie (1990–91) • Campbell (1997–98) • Drinkell (1998–2000) • Sheran (2000–03) • Hall (2003–05) • Wolecki (2005–06) • Wolecki/Robertson (2006) • Robertson (2006–07) • Weir (2007–)

Persondata
NAME	Campbell, Thomas
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Campbell, Tommy
SHORT DESCRIPTION	Footballer
DATE OF BIRTH	20 February 1935
PLACE OF BIRTH	Glasgow, Scotland
DATE OF DEATH
PLACE OF DEATH