Bobby McKay
Manager Profile

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Manager Details

  • Full Name: Robert McKay
  • Born:
  • First Appointed: July 1st, 1939


Managerial History

Jul 1st, 1939 to Oct 31st, 1939

Most Appearances Top Scorers
1. Willie White - 2
2. Arthur Baxter - 2
3. Alex Miller - 2
4. Norman Fraser - 2
5. Bobby Gardiner - 2
6. Alex Glen - 2
7. Johnny Hutton - 2
8. Jerry Kerr - 2
9. Rab Smith - 2
10. Jimmy Littlejohn - 1
1. Arthur Baxter - 2

First Match In Charge
Oct 21st, 1939 1 - 0 vs. Stenhousemuir, Wartime (Eastern Regional)

Last Match In Charge
Oct 28th, 1939 1 - 0 vs. King's Park, Wartime

Total Players Used:
13

Biggest Win(s)
Oct 28th, 1939 1 - 0 vs. King's Park, Wartime (Eastern Regional)
Oct 21st, 1939 1 - 0 vs. Stenhousemuir, Wartime (Eastern Regional)

Heaviest Defeat(s)
None.


Overall Record
Games Won Drawn Lost For Against
2 2 0 0 2 0
(100.0%) (0.0%) (0.0%)


Overall League Record
Games Won Drawn Lost For Against
0 0 0 0 0 0
(nan%) (nan%) (nan%)


At Home
Games Won Drawn Lost For Against
1 1 0 0 1 0
(100.0%) (0.0%) (0.0%)

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.


Players Signed

New Players Transferred In
Player Date Signed Fee
1. Willie White Aug 5th, 1939
2. Jerry Kerr Aug 8th, 1939
3. Johnny Hutton Aug 30th, 1939
4. Arthur Baxter Oct 14th, 1939
5. Alex Glen Oct 18th, 1939
6. Alex Miller Oct 20th, 1939
7. Jimmy Littlejohn Oct 27th, 1939
Youth Players Signed On Pro Terms
Player Date Signed
None.