Walter Rayner

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Walter Rayner was Charlton Athletic's first manager as a professional football team. He was a former Tottenham Hotspur coach. He was sacked after five years and banned from football management because of financial affairs under his management.

External links

Walter Rayner profile from the Charlton Athletic website

Charlton Athletic F.C. – managers

Rayner (1920–25)
MacFarlane (1925–28)
Lindon (1928)
MacFarlane (1928–32)
Lindon (1932–33)
Seed (1933–56)
Trotter (1956–61)
Hill (1961–65)
Stokoe (1965–67)
Firmani (1967–70)
Foley (1970–74)
Nelson (1974–80)
Bailey (1980–81)
Mullery (1981–82)
Craggs (1982)
Lawrence (1982–91)
Curbishley and Gritt (1991–95)
Curbishley (1995–2006)
Dowie (2006)
Reed (2006)
Pardew (2006–08)
Parkinson (2008–11)
Powell (2011–)

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Name	Rayner, Walter
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Short description	English football manager
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