Ian MacFarlane (footballer, born 1933)

Ian MacFarlane
Personal information
Full name	Ian MacFarlane
Date of birth	(1933-01-26) 26 January 1933
Place of birth	Lanark, Scotland
Playing position	Full back
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1955–1956	Aberdeen	16	(0)
1956–1958	Chelsea	40	(0)
1958–1959	Leicester City	1	(0)
Total		57	(0)
Teams managed
1970–1972	Carlisle United
1984	Yeovil Town
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Ian MacFarlane (born 26 January 1933 in Lanark) is a Scottish former football player and manager.

MacFarlane played for Aberdeen, Chelsea and Leicester City as a full back.

MacFarlane managed Carlisle United from 1 January 1970 to 1 June 1972. Notable signings he made for Carlisle include John Gorman in September 1970 and Stanley Bowles in October 1971. He was caretaker manager of Sunderland from 18 August 1976 to 1 December 1976 for 7 games (2 wins, 1 draw, 4 losses. He was succeeded by Jimmy Adamson. He then managed Leicester City for 5 games in 1978 as caretaker manager, losing 4 and winning just once. As an assistant manager, he won the Football League Cup with Manchester City.

References

IAN McFARLANE, Post War English & Scottish Football League A - Z Player's Database

Carlisle United F.C. – managers

Kirkbride^s (1904–05)
McCumiskey^s (1905–06)
Houston^s (1906–08)
Stansfield (1908–10)
Houston (1910–12)
Graham (1912–13)
Bistow (1913–30)
Hampson (1930–33)
Clarke (1933–35)
Kelly (1935–36)
Westgarth (1936–38)
Taylor (1938–40)
Harkness (1940–45)
Clarke^s (1945–46)
Broadis (1946–49)
Shankly (1949–51)
Emery (1951–58)
Beattie (1958–60)
Powell (1960–63)
Ashman (1963–67)
T. Ward (1967–68)
Stokoe (1968–70)
MacFarlane (1970–72)
Ashhman (1972–75)
Young (1975–76)
Moncur (1976–80)
Harvey (1980)
Stokoe (1980–85)
Robson (1985)
Stokoe (1985–86)
Gregg (1986–87)
Middlemass (1987–91)
McCaffery (1991–92)
McCreery (1992–93)
Wadsworth^d (1993–96)
Day (1996–97)
Wilkes (1997)
Wilkes & Halpin^d (1997–98)
Knighton (1997–98)
Pearson (1998–99)
Mincher (1999)
Wilkinson (1999–2000)
Atkins (2000–01)
Collins (2001–02)
Barr^c (2002)
Collins (2002–03)
Simpson (2003–06)
McDonald (2006–07)
Abbott^c (2007)
J. Ward (2007–08)
Abbott (2008–13)
Kavanagh (2013–14)
Curle (2014–)

Sunderland A.F.C. – managers

Watson (1888–96)
Campbell (1896–99)
Mackie (1899–1905)
Kyle (1905–28)
Cochrane (1928–39)
Murray (1939–57)
Brown (1957–64)
Hardwick^c (1964–65)
McColl (1965–68)
Brown (1968–72)
Elliott^c (1972)
Stokoe (1972–76)
MacFarlane^c (1976)
Adamson (1976–78)
Merrington^c (1978)
Elliott (1978–79)
Knighton (1979–81)
Docherty^c (1981)
Durban (1981–84)
Robson^c (1984)
Ashurst (1984–85)
McMenemy (1985–87)
Stokoe^c (1987)
Smith (1987–91)
Crosby (1991–93)
Butcher (1993)
Buxton (1993–95)
Reid (1995–2002)
Wilkinson (2002–03)
McCarthy (2003–06)
Ball^c (2006)
Quinn (2006)
Keane (2006–08)
Sbragia (2008–09)
Bruce (2009–11)
Black^c (2011)
O'Neill (2011–13)
Di Canio (2013)
Ball^c (2013)
Poyet (2013–15)
Advocaat (2015)
Allardyce (2015–16)
Moyes (2016–)

Yeovil Town F.C. – managers

Gregory (1923–28)
Lowes (1928–29)
Pratt (1929–33)
Page (1933–35)
Halliday (1935–38)
Kingdon (1938–46)
Stock (1946–49)
Paterson (1949–51)
Lowe (1951–53)
Clarke (1953–57)
Dodgin (1957)
Baldwin (1957–60)
Hayward (1960–64)
Davies (1964–65)
McDonald (1965–67)
Saunders (1967–69)
Hughes (1969–72)
Irwin (1972–75)
Harland (1975–78)
Lloyd (1978–81)
Allison (1981)
Giles (1981–83)
Hughes^c (1983)
Finnigan (1983–84)
Coles (1984)
MacFarlane (1984)
Gow (1984–87)
Hall (1987–90)
Whitehead (1990–91)
Rutter (1991–93)
Hall (1994–95)
Roberts (1995–98)
Lippiatt (1998–99)
Thompson (1999–2000)
Webb (2000)
Thompson^c (2000)
Addison (2000–01)
Johnson (2001–05)
Thompson (2005–06)
Slade (2006–09)
Thompson^c (2009)
Skiverton (2009–12)
Johnson (2012–15)
Skiverton^c (2015)
Sturrock (2015)
Way (2015–)

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