Peter Wilson (Scottish footballer)

This article is about the Celtic and Scotland player and Dunfermline manager. For the St. Johnstone player who emigrated to the United States, see Peter Wilson (soccer).

Peter Wilson (1905–1983)^[1] was a Scottish football player and manager. Born in Beith, Wilson played for Celtic, Hibernian and the Scotland national football team. He later became player-manager of Dunfermline and a coach at Kilmarnock. With Celtic he won four Scottish Cup medals in 1925, 1927, 1931 and 1933 and one Scottish league medal in 1933.

References

↑ Peter Wilson at scottishfa.co.uk

External links

iHibs profile

Dunfermline Athletic F.C. – managers

Knight (1922–25)
Paterson (1925–30)
Knight (1930–36)
Taylor (1936–38)
Wilson (1938–39)
Archibald (1939–46)
McAndrew (1947)
Calder (1947–48)
Terris (1948–49)
Lees (1949–51)
Younger (1951–52)
Ancell (1952–55)
Dickson (1955–60)
Stein (1960–64)
Cunningham (1964–67)
Farm (1967–70)
Stevenson^c (1970)
Wright (1970–72)
Miller (1972–75)
Thomson^c (1975)
Melrose (1975–80)
Stanton (1980–82)
Thomson^c (1982)
Forsyth (1982–83)
Leishman (1982–90)
Munro (1991)
Scott (1991–93)
Paton (1993–99)
Campbell (1999)
Nicholl (1999)
Calderwood (1999–2004)
Hay (2004–05)
Leishman (2005–06)
Kenny (2006–07)
McIntyre (2007–12)
Jefferies (2012–14)
Potter (2014–15)
Johnston (2015–)

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