Vinnie Moore (footballer)

English football manager and former footballer

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Vinnie Moore (born 21 August 1964) is an English former association football player and manager.[1]

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Millionaire tycoon rescued by wife after being robbed on Euro airport bender". 23 June 2019.

## External links[edit]

* Vinnie Moore at Post War English & Scottish Football League A–Z Player's Database

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Albion Rovers F.C. – managers

* Montgomery (1920–22)
* W. Reid (1922–29)
* Lees (1929–35)
* Weir (1935–37)
* Lees (1937–49)
* Beath (1950–52)
* Fagan (1952–53)
* Hutton (1953–61)
* McGill (1961–62)
* Telfer (1962–65)
* Flavell (1965–66)
* Stewart (1966–68)
* Fagan (1968–69)
* Harrower (1969)
* Flavell (1969–72)
* Beattie (1972–73)
* Brand (1973–74)
* Caldwell (1974–76)
* Goodwin (1976–81)
* Hood (1981)
* Baker (1981)
* Whiteford (1981–82)
* Ferguson (1982–83)
* Wilson (1983–84)
* Rooney (1984)
* Ritchie (1984)
* Baker (1984–1985)
* Franchetti (1985–1986)
* Gemmell (1986–1987)
* Provan (1987–91)
* Oliver (1991–92)
* McLaren (1992–93)
* Gemmell (1993–94)
* Spence (1994–95)
* Crease (1995)
* Moore (1996–98)
* McLaren (1998–99)
* Shanks (1999–2000)
* McVeigh (2000–02)
* Hetherston (2002–03)
* McAllister (2003–05)
* Lindsay (2005)
* Chapman (2005–07)
* McCormack (2007–08)
* Martin (2008–12)
* Lumsden (2012–13)
* Ward (2013–14)
* Young (2014–17)
* Kerr (2017–18)
* Brogan (2018)
* Harper (2018–20)
* B. Reid (2020–23)
* Clark (2023–)

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