Dave Booth

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David Booth
Personal information
Date of birth	(1948-10-02) 2 October 1948
Place of birth	Darton, England
Playing position	Left back
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1968–1972	Barnsley	164	(8)
1972–1978	Grimsby Town	200	(7)
Teams managed
1982-1985	Grimsby Town
1987-1989	Darlington
1996-1999	Brunei
2000-2003	Myanmar
2003-2004	Mahindra United
2005	Khatoco Khánh Hoà
2006	BEC Tero Sasana
2007	Club Valencia
2007-2009	Mumbai
2009-2010	Mahindra United
2010	Laos
2011	Sisaket
2011-2012	Phnom Penh Crown
2012-2013	Salgaocar
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

David "Dave" Booth (born 2 October 1948) is an English former professional football coach and manager. He is currently coaching the former I-League champions Salgaocar in India. In England, he was manager of the English football clubs Grimsby Town and Darlington.

Early years

Booth was brought up in Darton near Barnsley and attended Queen Elizabeth Grammar School, Wakefield where he played rugby and cricket. Football was not played at his school. Dave joined Barnsley and made his first team debut at 19 years of age at left back where he played most of his career. He was later signed by Laurie McMenemy, later of Southampton and the England coaching staff, who was then manager of Grimsby Town.

Managerial career

David Booth became manager of Grimsby Town in January 1982 with the club at the bottom of the Second Division. A late upturn in form enabled Grimsby to escape relegation, and good form continued into the 1982-83 season with Grimsby as high as 4th after two-thirds of the season. However, failure to win their last 14 games meant that Grimsby only narrowly avoided relegation.

The 1983-84 season, however, would see Grimsby emerge as serious promotion contenders for the majority of the season. They were third in the table at the end of February 1984, but a late dip in form meant they finished in fifth place and ten points off the top three, but it was and remains their highest finish in the league since relegation from the First Division in 1948. Good form continued the following season with a tenth place finish, but Booth resigned during the 1985-86 season to participate in a business venture abroad, and was replaced by Mick Lyons.

He later managed Darlington but could not prevent relegation from the Third Division. The initial challenge for promotion was not sustained and the side was facing relegation from the League when Booth left in 1989.

He moved to India in 2003 to manage Mumbai-based club Mahindra United guiding them to win Federation Cup, Super Cup and the Mumbai League.But then there was an apparent falling out with Chairman Alan Durante, and he departed for South-East Asia.

In South East Asia, he was the coach of the Myanmar national football team in 2003 guiding them to the semi-finals of the 2003 SEA Games.

Upon returning to India with newly formed Mumbai FC to join his friends Henry Menezes and Arshad, he promoted the club from second division and ensured Mumbai FC as a mid-table I-League club.With the relative success of Booth, Menezes and Arshad, Mahindra United was quick to offer better contracts to the trio.^[1] with Booth signing for 3-year deal with Mahindra United starting from August 2009.^[2]

Honours

As a manager

Grimsby Town

Lincolnshire Senior Cup winner: 1983–84

Mahindra United

Federation Cup winner: 2003
The Mumbai League winner: 2002-03

Mumbai FC

I-League Second Division Title winner: 2007-08

Managerial stats

Team	Nat	From	To	Record
Team	Nat	From	To	G	W	L	D	Win %
Grimsby Town		January 1982	October 1985	177	64	63	50	36.2
Darlington		March 1987	February 1989	101	25	46	30	24.8
Mahindra United		2003	2004
Mumbai FC		2007	2009	32	12	10	10	37.5
Mahindra United		2009	2010	10	4	0	6	40.0
Salgaocar		2012	2013	10	2	2	6	20.0

References

External links

Grimsby Town F.C. – Player of the Year

1972: Wainman
1973: Booth
1974: Boylen
1975: Barton
1976: Wainman
1977: Waters
1978: Barker
1979: Waters
1980: Crombie
1981: Batch
1982: Batch
1983: Drinkell
1984: Ford
1985: Ford
1986: Hobson
1987: Robinson
1988: O'Riordan
1989: Cunnington
1990: Birtles
1991: Gilbert
1992: Futcher
1993: Futcher
1994: Crichton
1995: Croft
1996: Groves
1997: Rodger
1998: Donovan
1999: Groves
2000: Lever
2001: Coyne
2002: Coyne
2003: Santos
2004: Jevons
2005: McDermott
2006: Jones
2007: Whittle
2008: Barnes
2009: Bennett
2010: Bore
2011: Connell
2012: Hearn
2013: McKeown

Sammy McIlroy managerial positions

Grimsby Town F.C. – managers

Hickson (1902–20)
Price (1920)
Fraser (1921–24)
Gillow (1924–32)
Womack (1932–36)
Spencer (1937–51)
Womack^c (1951)
Shankly (1951–53)
Berkessy^c (1954)
Walsh (1954–55)
Chilton (1955–59)
Ward (1960–62)
Johnston (1962–64)
McGuigan (1964–67)
McEvoy (1967–68)
Harvey (1968–69)
Kennedy (1969–71)
McMenemy (1971–73)
Ashman (1973–75)
Casey (1975–76)
Newman (1976–79)
Kerr (1979–82)
Booth (1982–85)
Grotier^c (1985)
Lyons (1985–87)
Roberts (1987–88)
Buckley (1988–94)
Laws (1994–96)
Cockerill^c (1996)
Swain^c (1996–97)
Buckley (1997–00)
Cockerill^c (2000)
Lawrence (2000–01)
Groves (2001–04)
Rodger^c (2004)
Law (2004)
Slade (2004–06)
Rodger (2006)
Watkiss^c (2006)
Buckley (2006–08)
Watkiss^c (2008)
Newell (2008–09)
Woods (2009–11)
Moore & Stockdale^c (2011)
Hurst & Scott (2011–13)
Hurst (2013–)

v t e Darlington F.C. – managers

McIntosh (1902–11^s) Lane (1911–12^s) Jackson (1912–19) English (1919–21^p) English (1921–28) Fairless (1928–33) Collins (1933–36) Brown (1936–38^p) J. Carr (1938–42) Surtees (1942) English (1945–46) Forrest (1946–50) Irwin (1950–52) Gurney (1952–57) Duckworth (1957–60) E. Carr (1960–64) Morgan (1964–66^p) Greenhalgh (1966–68) Yeoman (1968–70) Richley (1970–71) Brennan (1971–72) Hale (1972) Jones (1972) Brand (1972–73) Conner (1973–74) Horner (1974–75) Madden (1975–78) Walker (1978–79) Elliott (1979–83) Knowles (1983–87) Booth (1987–89) Little (1989–91) F. Gray (1991–92) Hankin (1992) McEwan (1992–93) Murray (1993–95) Futcher (1995) Hodgson and Platt (1995) Platt (1995–96) Hodgson (1996–2000) Bennett (2000–01) Taylor (2001–02) Tait (2002–03^c) Tait (2003) Hodgson (2003–06) M. Gray and Maddison (2006^c) Penney (2006–09) M. Gray (2009^c) Liddle and Maddison (2009^c) Todd (2009) Liddle (2009^c) Staunton (2009–10) Liddle and Maddison (2010^c) Davey (2010) Kidd (2010) Cooper (2010–11) Liddle (2011–12^p) M. Gray (2012)

(c) caretaker; (p) player manager; (s) secretary

v t e Myanmar national football team – managers

Zonin (1965–1967) Trautmann (1972–1974) Dujković (1996–1997) Booth (2000–2003) Kolev (2004–2005) Sann Win (2006–2007) Falopa (2008–2009) Tin Myint Aung (2009–20xx) Mamić (20xx–2010) Tin Myint Aung (2010) Živadinović (2011) Sann Win (2011) Park Sung-Hwa (2011–2013) (c) caretaker

v t e BEC Tero Sasana F.C. – managers

Stubbe (1996–1997) Pongphan (1997) Vorawan (1998) Withe (1999–2000) Pichai (2001–2002) Attaphol (2002–2004) Sasom (2004–2005) Booth (2006) Laguesse (2007) Larrouilh (2008–2009) Totchtawan (2009–2010) Amaya (2010) Butler (2010–)

v t e Laos national football team – managers

Phongsa (1996–1999) Muangmany (2000) Vatthana (2000) Zhuravlyov (2001) Oudomphet (2002) Fernandez (2003) Syphasay (2003–2004) Khenkitisack (2004–2005) Syphasay (2006–2007) Dvovin (2008) Savatdy (2008–2009) Riedl (2009–2010) Booth (2010) Khenkitisack (2011) Schaller (2011) Kimura (2012–)

Persondata
Name	Booth, Dave
Alternative names	Booth, David
Short description	Football manager
Date of birth	2 October 1948
Place of birth	Darton, England
Date of death
Place of death

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