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Norman Low
Personal information
Full name Norman Harvey Low
Date of birth March 23, 1914
Place of birth    Aberdeen, Scotland
Date of death    May 21, 1994 (aged 80)
Place of death    Toronto, Canada
Playing position Central defender
Youth clubs

1931-33		 Rosehill
Newcastle United
Senior clubs1
Years Club App (Gls)*
1933-36
1936-46
1946-50		 Liverpool
Newport County
Norwich City		 013 (0)
112 (0)
150 (0)   
Teams managed
1950-55
1956-57
1957-62
1967-68		 Norwich City
Workington
Port Vale
Witton Albion

1 Senior club appearances and goals
counted for the domestic league only.
* Appearances (Goals)

Norman Low (born March 23, 1914 in Aberdeen, died May 21, 1994 in Toronto) was a Scottish association football player and manager. He was the son of Scottish international footballer, Wilf Low.

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[edit] Playing career

Low began his professional career with Liverpool, but struggled to get into the first team, and left after three years for Newport County, where he spent ten years, either side of World War II. He moved onto Norwich City in 1946.

[edit] Management career

Low was appointed manager of Norwich City in 1950.[1] He was sacked after five years in charge, before having spells with Workington and Port Vale, whom he led to the Football League Division Four title in 1959.[2] He later served as a scout at Stoke City and Liverpool, before emigrating to North America.

[edit] Honours

As a Manager

Football League Division Four: 1958-1959

[edit] References

  1. ^ "Norman Low's managerial career". Soccerbase. Retrieved on 2008-03-31.
  2. ^ ."Norman Low - Manager Profile". League Managers Association. Retrieved on 2008-03-31.

[edit] External links

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Norwich City F.C. – Managers

Bowman (1905–07) • McEwen (1907–08) • Turner (1909–10) • Stansfield (1910–15) • Buckley (1919–20) • O'Hagan (1920–21) • Gosnell (1921–26) • Stansfield (1926) • Potter (1926–29) • Kerr (1929–33) • Parker (1933–37) • Young (1937–38) • Jewell (1939) • Young (1939–45) • Lochhead (1945–46) • Spiers (1946–47) • Lochhead (1947–50) • Low (1950–55) • Parker (1955–57) • Macaulay (1957–61) • Reid (1961–62) • Swindin (1962) • Ashman (1962–1966) • Morgan (1966–69) • Saunders (1969–73) • Bond (1973–80) • Brown (1980–87) • Stringer (1987–92) • Walker (1992–94) • Deehan (1994–95) • O'Neill (1995) • Megson (1995–96) • Walker (1996–98) • Rioch (1998–2000) • Hamilton (2000) • Worthington (2000–06) • Grant (2006–07) • Duffy (2007) • Roeder (2007–)
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Port Vale F.C. – Managers

Hood (1876–96) • Gleaves (1896–1905) • Clare (1905–11) • Walker (1911–12) • Myatt (1912–14) • Holford (1919–24) • Schofield (1924–30) • Morgan (1930–32) • Holford (1932–35) • Cresswell (1936–37) • Morgan (1937–38) • Frith (1945–46) • Hodgson (1946–51) • Powell (1951) • Steele (1951–57) • Low (1957–62) • Steele (1962–65) • Mudie (1965–67) • Matthews (1967–68) • Lee (1968–74) • Sproson (1974–77) • Harper (1977) • Smith (1977–78) • Butler (1978–79) • Bloor (1979) • McGrath (1979–83) • Rudge (1984–99) • Dearden and Grew (1999) • Horton (1999–2004) • Foyle (2004–07) • Glover (2007) • Sinnott (2007–08) • Glover and Porter (2008) • Glover (2008–)
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