Bobby McKay

Full name: Robert McKay

Biography

Bobby McKay had been an inside-forward who had won the Scottish Cup with Morton in 1921, the English League Championship with Newcastle in 1927 and had gained International recognition with Scotland.

Finishing his career at Bristol Rovers, where he became a director, he was appointed Secretary/Manager at Tannadice in July 1939, replacing his old team-mate from Bristol, Sam Irving.

However, just four League matches into the 1939/1940 season, the competition was abandoned due to the outbreak of the Second World War. McKay's contract was terminated after just three months and five matches.

Statistics

Played
2
Won
2
Drawn
0
Lost
0
For
2
Against
0
Win rate
100.0%
Clean sheets
2
Longest winning run
2
Longest unbeaten run
2
European matches
0

Seasons

SeasonPWDLForAgainstWin %
1939-40220020100.0%

Competitions

CompetitionPWDLForAgainstWin %
Wartime220020100.0%

Home and away

VenuePWDLForAgainstWin %
Away110010100.0%
Home110010100.0%

Matches (2)

DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionResult
28 Oct 1939 Dundee Utd 1–0 King's Park Wartime1939-40 W
21 Oct 1939 Stenhousemuir 0–1 Dundee Utd Wartime1939-40 W