Jim Fallon (footballer)

James "Jim" Fallon (born 24 March 1950 in Cambuslang) is a Scottish former footballer and manager. He played 619 Scottish Football League matches for Clydebank,^[1] going on to manage them and also Dumbarton.

Fallon is notable for leading Dumbarton to two successive relegations from the Scottish First Division to the Scottish Third Division from 1995 to 1996 replacing Murdo MacLeod. He was assisted by his predecessor's brother Alastair. Fallon won only one home game in his 14 months in charge, overall winning only two out of 46 games.

He was replaced by former player Ian Wallace.

Managerial Statistics

As of November 1996

Team	Nat	From	To	Record
Team	Nat	From	To	G	W	D	L	Win %
Clydebank		1988	1993
Dumbarton		September 1995	November 1996	7001500000000000000♠50	7000200000000000000♠2	7000600000000000000♠6	7001420000000000000♠42	07000400000000000000♠4.00

No statistics currently available for Clydebank. Stirling Cup games not included.

Honours

Dumbarton

Stirlingshire Cup : 1995-96

References

↑ http://www.neilbrown.newcastlefans.com/player1/jimfallon.html

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Clydebank F.C. – managers

Maley (1914–21) Prentice (1921–22) Hay (1922–24) Bennett (1924–26) Maley (1927–?) Steedman (1967–75) Munro (1975–81) Henderson (1981–88) Fallon (1988–1993) Wright (1993–1997) Brannigan & Irons (c) (1997) McCall (1997–2000) Morrison (2000) Coyne (2000–01) Fitzpatrick (c) (2001) Ferguson (2001–2002) McGhie (2003–)

Dumbarton F.C. – managers

Collins (1914–19)
Livingstone (1919–20)
Collins (1920–21)
Travers (1921–22)
Colman (1922–31)
Donovan (1931–39)
Smith (1939–40)
Donovan (1940–44)
Guthrie (1944–45)
Milne (1945–46)
Guthrie (1946–50)
Irvine (1950–54)
McGown (1954–59)
Combe (1959–60)
Campbell (1961–62)
Fearn (1962–64)
Toner (1964–67)
Spence (1967–68)
Stewart (1968–73)
Wright (1973–77)
Wilson (1977–80)
S. Fallon (1980–81)
Lamont (1981–84)
Wilson (1984–86)
Whiteford (1986)
Totten (1986–87)
Clougherty (1987–88)
Auld (1988)
George (1988–90)
Lamont (1990–93)
MacLeod (1993–95)
J. Fallon (1995–96)
Wallace (1996–99)
Brown (1999–2000)
Carson (2000–02)
Winnie (2002–03)
Fairley (2003–04)
Martin (2004–06)
McCabe (2006–07)
Chapman (2007–10)
Adamson (2010–12)
Murray (2012–15)
Aitken (2015–)

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