Jock Stein

Football manager and Celtic FC legend

Jock Stein - Athletes & Sports Figures born October 5th, 1922
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One of the most successful football managers in history, a deep commitment to Celtic FC characterized a major portion of the career. Led Celtic to the 1967 European Cup victory, becoming the first British team to do so. Managed the team from 1965 to 1978, achieving numerous domestic titles. Before management, also had a career as a player, primarily with Celtic, winning several league championships. Recognized for tactical innovation and building a formidable team.

Won the 1967 European Cup with Celtic

Secured multiple Scottish League titles

Managed Celtic from 1965 to 1978

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