Duncan McDowell
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McDowell's early career was spent in Scotland, where he was a coach with Morton, before becoming manager of Icelandic club IBV.[1] McDowell then moved to FH,[2] and also took charge of the Icelandic national team for four matches between May and July 1972.[3][4] McDowell then went back to Scotland to become assistant to Eric Smith at Hamilton Academical, before returning to IBV in Iceland.[1] McDowell later spent time in the United States and Canada, before taking charge of Hong Kong club Caroline Hill in 1975.[1] McDowell later became the manager of the Brunei national team, a job he held for eight years.[5] After spending time in Canada and Scotland, McDowell joined the Missionaries of Charity in London in the late 1980s.[5]
References
- 1 2 3 Jim Reynolds (16 January 1975). "McDowell - football's happy wanderer". The Glasgow Herald.
- ↑ "Not such a Dandy finish; DIARY ON THE RECORD". The Free Library.
- ↑ "Profile". eu-football.info.
- ↑ "Trivia on Iceland's national coaches". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation.
- 1 2 James McKillop (27 February 1989). "McDowell's mission in India". The Glasgow Herald.
External links
- Duncan McDowell manager profile at EU-Football.info
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