Angus McLean (footballer)

Angus McLean (footballer)

Infobox Football biography
playername = Angus McLean


fullname = Angus McLean
dateofbirth = birth date|1925|9|20|mf=y
cityofbirth = Hawarden
countryofbirth = Wales
dateofdeath = 1979
cityofdeath =
countryofdeath =
height =
nickname =
position = Centre-Half
youthyears =
youthclubs =
years =
-1939
1939-1951
1951-?
?-1953
1953-1954
1954-1955
clubs = Aberystwyth Town
Hilton Main
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Aberystwyth Town
Bromsgrove Rovers
Bury
Crewe Alexandra
caps(goals) =

144 (2)


012 (0)
017 (0)
manageryears = 1951-?
1967-1970
1973-1975
managerclubs = Aberystwyth Town
Hartlepool United
Bromsgrove Rovers

Angus McLean (September 20 1925, Hawarden, Wales, UK – 1979) was a Welsh football player and club manager.

A solidly built centre-half who began his career with Aberystwyth Town, McLean moved on to Hilton Main before joining Wolverhampton Wanderers as an amateur in 1939.

He turned professional in November 1942 and helped Wolves to top six finishes in each of the first three post-war seasons. He lost his place in the 1948-49 season however, missing out on an a place in Wolves' 1949 FA Cup winning side.

McLean left Wolves in May 1951 to become player-manager at Aberystwyth Town, subsequently joining Bromsgrove Rovers as a player. In May 1953, McLean joined Bury as player-coach, moving to Crewe Alexandra as a player the following June.

After leaving Crewe he coached a number of non-league sides before taking over from Brian Clough as manager of Hartlepool United in May 1967. The following season, he led Hartlepool to their first ever promotion, but they were relegated after just one season. Despite relegation, McLean remained in charge, but was sacked in April 1970 when Hartlepool finished in the bottom four and were forced to seek re-election to the Football League.

McLean managed Bromsgrove Rovers between 1973 and 1975, after which time he worked as a scout until his death in 1979.


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