Colin Calderwood

Football manager and player, notable clubs

Colin Calderwood - Football manager and player, notable clubs
Born

January 20th, 1965
60 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Scotland

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Played as a defender and later transitioned to management. Had a significant playing career with clubs including Nottingham Forest, where a European Cup title was secured in 1980. Managed several teams in the English Football League, including Northampton Town and Hibernian. Gained recognition for coaching roles at various clubs, contributing to their tactical developments and team performance.

Won the European Cup with Nottingham Forest in 1980

Managed Hibernian in the Scottish Premiership

Coached in various roles across English Football League

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