John Brownlie

John Brownlie
Personal information
Date of birth	(1952-03-11) 11 March 1952
Place of birth	Caldercruix, Scotland
Playing position	Defender
Youth career
	Pumpherston Juniors
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1970–1978	Hibernian	211	(14)
1978–1982	Newcastle United	124	(2)
1982–1984	Middlesbrough	12	(0)
1984–1985	Hartlepool United	19	(1)
1985–1986	Berwick Rangers	15	(0)
1986–1987	Blyth Spartans	0	(0)
Total		381	(17)
National team
1971–1975	Scotland	7	(0)
1972	Scottish League XI^[1]	1	(0)
1972–1976	Scotland under-23^[2]	5	(0)
Teams managed
1988–1992	Cowdenbeath
1993–1994	Meadowbank Thistle
1997–1998	East Stirlingshire
2000–2003	Arbroath
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

For the Scottish translator of Greek and Latin hymns, see John Brownlie (hymnist).

John Brownlie (born 11 March 1952) is a Scottish former football player who played for Pumpherston Juniors, Hibernian, Newcastle United, Middlesbrough, Hartlepool United, Berwick Rangers, Blyth Spartans and Scotland. He was a right back.

Player career

Hibernian

Brownlie joined Hibernian from Pumpherston Juniors in 1969 and remained at Easter Road for nine years. He was part of the 1972 League Cup winning team and also earned runners-up medals in 1972 (Scottish Cup) and 1974 (League Cup).

Newcastle United and Beyond

He later played for Newcastle United, Middlesbrough, Hartlepool United, Berwick Rangers and Blyth Spartans. Following his retirement in 1986, he ran a hotel in the English North-East. ^[3]

Manager and Coaching Career

Cowdenbeath

In 1988 Brownlie gained his first managerial appointment at Cowdenbeath and won promotion from the Scottish Second Division before his departure in 1992.

East Stirlingshire

He subsequently joined Clyde, where he worked as assistant manager under Alex Smith, before managing East Stirlingshire from 1997 until 1998.

Arbroath

After a spell running the youth teams at Raith Rovers, Brownlie managed Arbroath between 2000 and 2003 where he led the club to promotion from the Scottish Second Division and kept them in the Scottish First Division for two seasons.

He later returned to East Stirlingshire as a coach, taking temporary charge of the first team in 2008 after the resignation of Gordon Wylde.

His son Paul was also a professional footballer.^[4]

Honours and Achievements

Player

Hibernian

Scottish League Cup: winners 1971-72

Manager

Cowdenbeath

Scottish Second Division: promotion 1991-92

Arbroath

Scottish Second Division: promotion 2000-01

References

↑ "John Brownlie". Londonhearts.com. London Hearts Supporters' Club. Retrieved 18 December 2011.
↑ "John Brownlie". www.fitbastats.com. Retrieved 8 September 2015.
↑ Lamming, Douglas (1987). A Scottish Soccer Internationalists Who’s Who, 1872–1986 (Hardback). Hutton Press. (ISBN 0-907033-47-4).
↑ "Sons and Daughters". Bob Dunning. Retrieved 10 September 2010.

External links

John Brownlie career at Post War English & Scottish Football League A–Z Player's Database
John Brownlie, www.ihibs.co.uk

Cowdenbeath F.C. – managers

Parker (1906)
Paterson (1906–24)
Richardson (1924–25)
Duncan (1925–32)
Paterson (1932–33)
Dougary (1934–38)
Hodge (1938–39)
Fotheringham (1945–48)
Sweet (1948–51)
Baxter (1951–55)
Dougary (1955–58)
Mitchell (1958–59)
Buchanan (1959–60)
Colville (1960–64)
Robertson (1964–68)
Matthew (1968–74)
Paton (1974)
McLindon (1974–75)
Connor (1975–77)
P. Wilson (1977–80)
Stanton (1980)
Rolland (1980–82)
H. Wilson (1982–83)
McCulloch (1983–84)
Clark (1984–85)
Craig (1985–87)
Campbell (1987)
Blackley (1987–88)
Brownlie (1988–92)
Harrow (1992–93)
Reilly (1993–94)
Dolan (1994–95)
Steven (1995–97)
Conn (1997)
Levein (1997–2000)
Cormack (2000)
Kirk (2000–02)
Wright (2002–04)
Baikie (2004–05)
Paatelainen (2005–06)
Welsh (2006–08)
Lennon (2008–10)
Nicholl (2010–11)
Cameron (2011–13)
Nicholl (2013–15)
Nish (2015–16)
Fox (2016–)

Livingston F.C. – managers

Bain (1974–76)
Ness (1976–78)
MacFarlane (1978–80)
Christie (1980–92)
Park (1992–93)
Brownlie (1993–94)
Lawson (1994–95)
Leishman (1995–97)
Stewart (1997–2000)
Leishman (2000–03)
Máximo (2003)
Hay (2003–04)
Preston (2004)
Cleland^c (2004)
Gough (2004–05)
Lambert (2005–06)
Robertson (2006–07)
Cleland & Bowman^c (2007)
Proctor (2007–08)
Landi (2008)
Hegarty (2008–09)
Hay^c (2009)
Murphy (2009)
Bollan (2009–12)
Welsh^c (2012)
Hughes (2012)
Evans^c (2012–13)
Burke (2013)
McGlynn (2013–14)
Burchill (2014–15)
Hopkin (2015–)

East Stirlingshire F.C. – managers

Binnie (1966)
Crawford (1966–70)
Rowan (1970–71)
Shaw (1971–74)
A. Ferguson (1974)
Ure (1974–75)
McLindon (1975–77)
Lamont (1977–81)
M. Ferguson (1981–82)
Little (1983–85)
Whiteford (1985–87)
Lawson (1987–88)
Connell (1988–89)
Mackin (1989–90)
Sullivan (1990–92)
McCulley (1992–93)
Little (1993–97)
Brownlie (1997–98)
McCann (1998–99)
Fairley (2000–01)
Ross (2001–02)
Russell (2002)
Diver (2002–03)
Morrison (2003–04)
Newall (2004–06)
Wylde (2006–08)
McInally (2008–11)
Coughlin (2011–14)
Tully (2014–16)

Arbroath F.C. – managers

B. McGlashan (1903–46)
A. Anderson (1946–49)
Cheyne (1949–55)
Gray (1955–57)
C. Anderson (1957–60)
Prentice (1960–62)
Henderson (1962–80)
Stewart (1980–83)
Fleming (1983–85)
Bone (1985–87)
Young (1987–90)
Gibson (1990–91)
Borthwick (1991)
Lawson (1991–92)
McGrain (1992–94)
Scott (1994)
Mackie & Park (1994–95)
Brogan (1995–96)
T. Campbell (1996–97)
Baikie (1997–2000)
Brownlie (2000–03)
Kirk (2003–04)
Cairney (2004–05)
J. McGlashan (2005–09)
Weir (2009–10)
Sheerin (2010–14)
Moore (2014–15)
Lumsden (2015–16)
R. Campbell (2016–)

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