Bob Young (footballer, born 1894)

Bob Young (born Brandon, County Durham 18 February 1894 - died Norwich 8 September 1960) was an English footballer and manager. He played for Sunderland throughout his professional playing career, which was largely interrupted by World War I.^[1] During his career coached Norwich City.^[2] After the outbreak of the First World War, Young was sent to fight on the continent, where he won a Military Medal.^[1]

References

1 2 Dykes, Garth; Lamming, Doug (November 2000). All the lads: A complete who's who of Sunderland A.F.C. Polar Print Group Ltd. p. 312. ISBN 978-1-899538-14-0. Retrieved 30 November 2008.
↑ "Bob Young's managerial career". Soccerbase. Retrieved 2008-03-31.

Norwich City F.C. – managers

Bowman (1905–07)
McEwen (1907–08)
Turner (1909–10)
Stansfield (1910–15)
Buckley (1919–20)
O'Hagan (1920–21)
Gosnell (1921–26)
Stansfield (1926)
Potter (1926–29)
Kerr (1929–33)
Parker (1933–37)
Young (1937–38)
Jewell (1939)
Young (1939–45)
Lochhead (1945–46)
Spiers (1946–47)
Lochhead (1947–50)
Low (1950–55)
Parker (1955–57)
Macaulay (1957–61)
Reid (1961–62)
Swindin (1962)
Ashman (1962–1966)
Morgan (1966–69)
Saunders (1969–73)
Bond (1973–80)
Brown (1980–87)
Stringer (1987–92)
Williams (1992)
Walker (1992–94)
Deehan (1994–95)
O'Neill (1995)
Franklin (1995)
Megson (1995–96)
Walker (1996–98)
Faulkner (1998)
Rioch (1998–2000)
Hamilton (2000)
Worthington (2000–06)
Hunter (2006)
Grant (2006–07)
Duffy (2007)
Roeder (2007–09)
Gunn (2009)
Butterworth (2009)
Lambert (2009–12)
Hughton (2012–14)
Adams (2014–15)
Neil (2015–)

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