Alex McLeish

Submitted by Sam Dymond on Fri, 17/06/2011 - 11:39
DOB: 
21 Jan 1963 (Age 50)
Birthplace: 
Barrhead
Previous Teams (Manager): 
Motherwell, Hibernian, Rangers, Scotland, Birmingham, Aston Villa, Nott'm Forest
Previous Teams (Player): 
Aberdeen, Motherwell
Honours: 
League Cup (2011); Scottish Premier League (2003, 2005); Scottish Cup (2002, 2003); Scottish League Cup (2002, 2003, 2005); Scottish First Division (1999)
Manager of the Month Awards: 
Premier League (Dec 2009); Scottish Premier League (Oct 2000, Feb 2002, Sept 2002, Feb 2003, Aug 2003, Sept 2003, Nov 2004, Feb 2005, Jan 2006)
Promotions: 
Championship (Birmingham 2008-09); Scottish First Division (Hibernian 1998-99)
Relegations: 
Premier League (Birmingham 2007-08, 2010-11)
Football manager Alex McLeish

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