Dave Clarke (Scottish footballer)

For other people with the same name, see David Clarke.

David "Dave" Clarke (born 6 June 1950 in Edinburgh)^[1] is a Scottish former football player and manager. Clarke played for East Fife for his whole career, making over 500 league appearances.^[1] He holds the club record for most appearances, with 627 in all competitions.^[2] Clarke has also managed East Fife, in two different spells, and Falkirk.^[1]^[2]^[3]

References

1 2 3 "David Clarke". Post War English & Scottish Football League A - Z Player's Database. Retrieved 23 January 2011.
1 2 "Clarke takes over at East Fife". BBC Sport. 25 April 2001. Retrieved 23 January 2011.
↑ Falkirk FC Managers

External links

Dave Clarke management career statistics at Soccerbase

East Fife F.C. – managers

Neill (1903–1911)
McLean (1911–1929)
Robertson (1929–1931)
McLean (1931–1941)
McArthur (1941–1947)
Symon (1947–1953)
Dawson (1953–1958)
McCaig (1958–1963)
Bonthrone (1963–69)
Baxter (1969–70)
Quinn (1970–73)
Christie (1973–76)
Barry (1976–78)
Clarke (1978–87)
Murray (1987–93)
Totten (1993–94)
Archibald (1994–96)
Bone (1996–98)
Kirk (1998–99)
Shannon (1999–2001)
Clarke (2001–02)
Moffat (2002–06)
Baikie (2006–09)
Crawford (2009–10)
Robertson (2010–12)
Durie (2012)
Brown (2012–13)
Aitchison (2013)
Naysmith (2013–16)

Falkirk F.C. – managers

Nicol (1905–24)
Reid (1924–27)
Richardson (1927–32)
Orr (1932–35)
Craig (1935–50)
Shankly (1950–56)
McPhie^c (1956–57)
R. Smith (1957–59)
Younger (1959–60)
McCrae (1960–65)
Kean (1965–66)
Prentice (1966–68)
Rowan^c (1968)
Cunningham (1968–1972)
Prentice (1973–75)
McKenzie^c (1975)
Miller (1975–77)
Little (1977–79)
Hagart (1979–82)
Bennie^c (1982)
Totten (1982–83)
Abel (1983–84)
Shaw^c (1984)
Lamont (1984–87)
Clarke (1987–88)
Duffy (1988–89)
Sullivan^c (1989)
Lamont (1989–90)
Sullivan^c (1990)
Jefferies (1990–95)
Lambie (1995–96)
Collins^c (1996)
Bannon (1996)
Totten (1996–2002)
McCall (2002–03)
Coyle & Hughes (2003)
Hughes (2003–09)
May (2009–10)
Pressley (2010–13)
A. Smith^c (2013)
Holt (2013–14)
Houston (2014–)

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