George Greig

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George Greig
Personal information
Full name	George Greig
Date of birth	(1871-04-13)April 13, 1871
Place of birth	Dundee, Scotland
Date of death	2 November 1940 (age 69)
Place of death	Perth, Scotland
Teams managed
Years	Team
1936-38	Dundee United

George Greig (born 13 April 1871 in Dundee - 13 August 1940 in Perth) was a Scottish football manager.

Career

Greig was a prominent baillie on Dundee Corporation for many years and also a wealthy tobacconist. In March 1936 he saved Dundee United from almost envitable bankruptcy. Seven months later he sacked veteran manager Jimmy Brownlie and surprised everyone in Scotland by taking over himself as director-manager . This arrangement lasted a year and a half before Greig resigned in March 1938.

Dundee United F.C. – managers

Reilly (1909–15)
Dainty (1915–17)
Reilly (1917–22)
O'Rourke (1922–23)
Brownlie (1923–31)
Reid (1931–34)
Brownlie (1934–36)
Greig (1936–38)
Brownlie & Irving (1938–39)
McKay (1939)
Allan (1939–40)
Cram (1941–44)
Littlejohn (1944)
McGillivray (1944–45)
MacFadyen (1945–54)
R. Smith (1954–57)
Gallacher (1957)
Gray (1957–58)
A. McCall (1958–59)
Kerr (1959–71)
J. McLean (1971–93)
Golac (1993–95)
Kirkwood (1995–96)
T. McLean (1996–98)
Sturrock (1998–2000)
A. Smith (2000–02)
Hegarty (2002–03)
I. McCall (2003–05)
Chisholm (2005–06)
Brewster (2006)
Levein (2006–09)
Houston (2009–13)
McNamara (2013–)

Persondata
Name	Greig, George
Alternative names
Short description	Scottish football manager
Date of birth	April 13, 1871
Place of birth	Dundee, Scotland
Date of death	August 13, 1940
Place of death	Perth, Scotland

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