Tom Manley (footballer)

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Tom Manley
Personal information
Full name	Thomas Ronald Manley
Date of birth	7 October 1912
Place of birth	Northwich, Cheshire, England
Teams managed
Years	Team
1954	Northwich Victoria

Thomas Ronald "Tom" Manley, (born October 7, 1912 in Northwich; died July 1988 in Brentwood, Essex), was an English football player.

He started playing football as a half back for Northwich Victoria. He joined Manchester United as an amateur in September 1930, and made his debut more than a year later on 5 December 1931 against Millwall. At United, he played various outfield positions, from fullback to forward. During his United career, he scored 41 goals in 195 appearances for the club. He moved to Brentford in July 1939. During the war, he appeared 23 times for Brentford and several times as a guest player for United. After the Football League resumed, he continued playing for Brentford, and became its captain. His last game for Brentford was on 30 September 1951. He retired from professional football in 1952 and went on to manage Northwich Victoria.^[1]

He died in July 1988 at the age of 75.

References

↑ "Northwich Victoria Football Club". Northwich Victoria F.C. Retrieved 2010-09-27.

Northwich Victoria F.C. – managers

Wootton (1935–47)
Ware (1947–48)
McNab (1948–49)
Ware (1949–51)
Russell (1951)
Ashley (1951–52)
Ware (1952–53)
Woodruff (1953–54)
Manley (1954)
Boothway (1955–57)
Carey (1957)
Bonnell (1958–62)
Clarke (1963–64)
Heardley (1964–65)
Kirkman (1965)
Cope (1965–66)
Reilly (1966–68)
Cumberlidge (1968)
Kelly (1968–69)
Moore (1969)
Bonnell (1969–71)
Green (1971–72)
Bradbury (1972–73)
Mudie (1973)
Taylor (1973–74)
Spratt (1974–75)
Ogden (1975–77)
R. Murphy (1977)
Heslop (1977–78)
R. Williams (1978–80)
Ogden (1980)
Storton (1980–81)
McNeill (1981)
Robertson (1981)
J. King (1981–84)
T. Murphy (1984–85)
Pejic (1985–86)
Pearson (1986)
Roberts (1987–91)
Dobson (1991)
McIlroy (1991–93)
Williams (1993–95)
Kettle (1995–96)
Hancock (1996)
Wilson (1996–98)
Gardiner (1998–2000)
Alexander (2000–01)
Quinn (2001–03)
Davis (2003)
McDonald (2003)
Teale (2003–04)
Burr (2004–07)
Redfearn (2007)
Warhurst (2007)
Maamria (2007–08)
Marsh (2008)
S. King (2008–09)
Preece (2009–12)
Simpson (2012)
Foyle (2012)
Mutch & Wright (2012)
Ashcroft (2012–2013)
Gannon (2013–)

Persondata
Name	Manley, Tom
Alternative names
Short description	English footballer and manager
Date of birth	October 7, 1912
Place of birth	Northwich, Cheshire, England
Date of death	1988
Place of death

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