Did Barry Ferguson manage Blackpool?
Barry Ferguson MBE (born 2 February 1978) is a Scottish football coach, former player and pundit who is currently the manager of Alloa Athletic. Towards the end of his playing spell with Blackpool, he served as caretaker manager of the club.
Where is Barry Ferguson now?
Alloa Athletic F.C.manager
Barry Ferguson/Current teams
When did Barry Ferguson retire?
April 2015
A hugely influential midfielder in the centre of the park, Barry Ferguson retired from playing in April 2015 after a season as player-manager of Scottish side Clyde.
How many trophies has Barry Ferguson won?
IN a playing career that delivered five league titles, five Scottish Cups, five League Cups and a captain’s appearance in a UEFA Cup final, Barry Ferguson is not shy of honours.
Are Derek Ferguson and Barry Ferguson related?
Personal life. Ferguson is the elder brother of Barry Ferguson, who also played for Rangers and Scotland in the same position. He signed for Aberdeen in 2018, and scored the winning goal in a League Cup semi-final against Rangers in October of that year.
Who is Barry Ferguson brother?
Derek Ferguson
Barry Ferguson/Brothers
Why did Derek Ferguson leave Rangers?
Although having a bright start as manager, relations between the club and Ferguson had become strained due to Stranraer’s financial difficulties and the club’s on-field performances, which led to him leaving the club after an 8–2 home defeat to Stirling Albion.
What did Derek Mcgraw Ferguson do?
Ferguson is sought in connection with the murder of Thomas Cameron on 28 June 2007 at the Auchinairn Tavern, Bishopbriggs near Glasgow. Additional Information: Ferguson was born in Glasgow in 1964.
Who is Alex Ferguson wife?
Cathy Fergusonm. 1966
Alex Ferguson/Wife
According to his brother, Ferguson was so upset by the experience that he threw his losers’ medal away. There have been claims that he suffered discrimination at Rangers due to his marriage to a Catholic, Cathy Holding.
Did Derek Ferguson play for Rangers?
Derek Ferguson
| Personal information | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1982–1984 | Rangers | |
| Senior career* | ||
| Years | Team | Apps |
| 1983–1990 | Rangers | 111 |