Allan Jones (football coach)

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Allan Jones
Personal information
Place of birth England
Managerial career
YearsTeam
Bristol City
Blyth Spartans
1972 Darlington
Bermuda
1983–1984 New Zealand
1986–1987 Al-Jahra SC
1987–1989 Kuwait SC
1995–1998 Al-Shamal
1998 Al Rayyan SC
2004–2006 Auckland City FC
2007 New Zealand Women

Allan Jones is an English association football coach who managed the New Zealand national football team. [1]

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Jones coached at Bristol City, Blyth Spartans and Darlington in England, and also managed Bermuda before moving to New Zealand in 1979. [2] Jones first took charge of the New Zealand side in October 1983. New Zealand won 15, drew 9 and lost 16 of his 40 games in charge. [3]

Managerial statistics

TeamFromToRecord
GWLDWin %
Darlington April 1972December 197228613921.4
New Zealand October 19831984401591637.5

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