Bruce Rioch

Football manager and player, notable for managing clubs

Bruce Rioch - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 6th, 1947
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An English footballer and manager, achieved significant roles in club football. Played as a midfielder for several teams including Wolverhampton Wanderers and the national team. Transitioned into management, overseeing clubs such as Norwich City and Middlesbrough. Served as the manager of the Scottish national team, leading the squad during qualification campaigns. Accumulated a reputation as a tactician who worked to develop squad strategies.

Managed the Scottish national team from 1994 to 1996

Managed clubs like Norwich City and Middlesbrough

Played for Wolverhampton Wanderers

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