Allan Jones (football coach)

Allan Jones
Personal information
Place of birth	England
Teams managed
	Bristol City
	Blyth Spartans
1972	Darlington
	Bermuda
1983-1984	New Zealand
1986-1987	Al-Jahra SC
1987-1989	Kuwait SC
1995-1998	Al-Shamal
1998	Al Rayyan SC
2004-2006	Auckland City FC
2007	New Zealand Women

Allan Jones is an English association football coach who managed the New Zealand national football team.^[1]

Jones coached at Bristol City, Blyth Spartans and Darlington in England, and also managed Bermuda before moving to New Zealand in 1979.^[2] Jones first took charge of the New Zealand side in October 1983. New Zealand won 15, drew 9 and lost 16 of his 40 games in charge.^[3]

Managerial statistics

Team	Nat	From	To	Record
Team	Nat	From	To	G	W	L	D	Win %
Darlington		April 1972	December 1972	28	6	13	9	21.4
New Zealand		October 1983	1984	40	15	9	16	37.5

References

↑ "National Coaches". NZ Football. Retrieved 29 January 201. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
↑ Macular Degeneration, New Zealand
↑ "Coaching Records". Ultimate New Zealand Soccer Website. Archived from the original on 23 June 2009. Retrieved 31 July 2009.

External links

Allan Jones management career statistics at Soccerbase

Allan Jones managerial positions

Blyth Spartans A.F.C. – managers

Hoffman (1933–37)
Hogg (1937–38)
Lawton (1938–39)
Lawton (1946–48)
Wilson (1948–50)
Blenkinsopp (1953–54)
Wright (1954–57)
Turney (1957–67)
Knox (1967)
Marks (1967–70)
Jones (1970–72)
Bell (1972–73)
Alder & Fenwick (1973–74)
O'Neill (1974–77)
Slane (1977–78)
Marks (1978–81)
Elwell (1981–82)
Connolly (1982–83)
Dagless (1983–84)
Feenan (1984–85)
Pearson (1985–88)
Clarke (1988)
Dixon (1988–90)
Walton (1990–92)
Walton & Walker (1992)
Walton (1992–93)
Feenan (1993)
Dunn (1994–95)
Lowery & McCreery (1995)
Harrison (1995–97)
Burridge (1997–98)
Shoulder (1998)
Gamble (1998–99)
Tait (1999–2000)
Charlton (2000–02)
Baker (2002–04)
Fenton (2004)
Dunn (2004–09)
Tait (2009–11)
Cuggy (2011)
Cassidy (2011–12)
Atkinson (2012–13)
Wade (2013–16)
Armstrong (2016–)

Darlington 1883 – managers

McIntosh^s (1902–11)
Lane^s (1911–12)
Jackson (1912–19)
English^p (1919–21)
English (1921–28)
Fairless (1928–33)
Collins (1933–36)
Brown^p (1936–38)
J. Carr (1938–42)
Surtees (1942)
English (1945–46)
Forrest (1946–50)
Irwin (1950–52)
Gurney (1952–57)
Duckworth (1957–60)
E. Carr (1960–64)
Morgan^p (1964–66)
Greenhalgh (1966–68)
Yeoman (1968–70)
Richley (1970–71)
Brennan (1971–72)
Hale (1972)
Jones (1972)
Brand (1972–73)
Conner (1973–74)
Horner (1974–75)
Madden (1975–78)
Walker (1978–79)
Elliott (1979–83)
Knowles (1983–87)
Booth (1987–89)
Little (1989–91)
F. Gray (1991–92)
Hankin (1992)
McEwan (1992–93)
Murray (1993–95)
Futcher (1995)
Hodgson & Platt (1995)
Platt (1995–96)
Hodgson (1996–2000)
Bennett (2000–01)
Taylor (2001–02)
Tait^c (2002–03)
Tait (2003)
Hodgson (2003–06)
M. Gray & Maddison^c (2006)
Penney (2006–09)
M. Gray^c (2009)
Liddle & Maddison^c (2009)
Todd (2009)
Liddle^c (2009)
Staunton (2009–10)
Liddle & Maddison^c (2010)
Davey (2010)
Kidd (2010)
Cooper (2010–11)
Liddle^p (2011–12)
M. Gray (2012–)

New Zealand national football team – managers

Armstrong (1957–64) Broćić (1965–66) Schwanner (1967–69) Broćić (1969) Truman (1970–76) Hughes (1977–78) Adshead (1979–82) Jones (1983–84) Fallon (1985–89) Adshead (1989) Marshall (1990–93) Clark (1994–95) Pritchett (1996–97) McGrath (1997–98) Dugdale (1998–2002) Waitt (2002–04) Herbert (2005–13) Emblen (2014) Hudson (2014–)

Auckland City – managers

Jones (2004–06) Marshall (2006–07) Tuaa (2007–08) Posa (2008–10) McFarland & Tribulietx (2010–11) Tribulietx (2011–)

New Zealand women's national football team – managers

Farrington (1975–79) Armstrong (1980) Boardman (1981–82) Cox (1983–87) Boardman (1988–94) Coulshed (1994) Watkins (1995) Tillotson (1995–98) Moore (1999–2000) Davie (2001–03) Simpson (2003) Grant & Henderson (2004) Leonard (2005) Herdman (2006) Jones (2006–07) Herdman (2007–11) Readings (2012–)

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