List of Dunfermline Athletic F.C. managers

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This is a list of all managers of Dunfermline Athletic Football Club.

Managerial history

Information correct as of match played 17 November 2024. Only official Scottish League, Scottish Cup, Scottish League Cup, Scottish Challenge Cup and European Competition matches are counted

Key

Key to record:

* Caretaker manager
List of Dunfermline Athletic F.C. managers
NameFromToDurationPWDLWin %Ref
Ulster Banner.svg James McPake 24 May 2022Present2 years, 177 days10848303049.38 [1]
Flag of Scotland.svg John Hughes 12 November 202119 May 2022188 days25681124 [2] [3]
Flag of Scotland.svg Greg Shields & Steven Whittaker *31 October 202112 November 202111 days210150 [4]
Flag of Scotland.svg Peter Grant 28 May 202131 October 2021156 days1837816.67 [5] [4]
Flag of Scotland.svg Stevie Crawford 10 January 201918 May 20212 years, 128 days8833213437.5 [6] [7]
Flag of Scotland.svg Allan Johnston 8 May 20159 January 20193 years, 246 days16879444547.02 [8] [9]
Flag of Scotland.svg John Potter 16 December 201430 April 2015135 days2056925 [10]
Flag of Scotland.svg Jim Jefferies 21 March 201216 December 20142 years, 270 days12454224843.55 [11]
Flag of Scotland.svg Jim McIntyre 3 January 200816 March 20124 years, 73 days18973516538.62 [12]
Flag of Scotland.svg Jim McIntyre *4 December 20073 January 200830 days642066.67 [12]
Flag of Ireland.svg Stephen Kenny 10 November 20064 December 20071 year, 21 days5015112430 [13]
Flag of Scotland.svg Craig Robertson *26 October 200610 November 200615 days20110 [14]
Flag of Scotland.svg Jim Leishman 3 May 200526 October 20061 year, 176 days6016123226.67 [15]
Flag of Scotland.svg David Hay 17 June 20043 May 2005320 days428122219.05 [16]
Flag of Scotland.svg Jimmy Calderwood 30 November 199928 May 20044 years, 180 days20277477938.12 [17]
Ulster Banner.svg Jimmy Nicholl *2 November 199930 November 199928 days431075
Flag of Scotland.svg Dick Campbell 6 January 19992 November 1999300 days319111129.03 [18]
Flag of Scotland.svg Bert Paton 10 June 19936 January 19995 years, 210 days240102687042.5 [19]
Flag of Scotland.svg Jocky Scott 20 September 199119 May 19931 year, 241 days9628204829.17 [20]
Flag of Scotland.svg Iain Munro 27 July 199017 September 19911 year, 52 days4211121926.19 [21]
Flag of Scotland.svg Jim Leishman 17 October 198331 May 19906 years, 226 days3141328010242.04 [15]
Flag of Scotland.svg Tom Forsyth 20 September 198217 October 19831 year, 27 days479182019.15 [22]
Flag of Scotland.svg Jimmy Thomson *2 September 198220 September 198218 days
Flag of Scotland.svg Pat Stanton 16 December 19802 September 19821 year, 260 days8925234128.09 [23]
Flag of Scotland.svg Harry Melrose 20 September 19759 December 19805 years, 80 days21681706537.5 [24]
Flag of Scotland.svg Jimmy Thomson *31 August 197520 September 197520 days
Flag of Scotland.svg George Miller 22 February 197231 August 19753 years, 190 days13146315435.11 [25]
Flag of Scotland.svg Alex Wright 22 October 197021 February 19721 year, 122 days [26]
Flag of Scotland.svg Andy Stevenson*1 October 197022 October 197021 days
Flag of Scotland.svg George Farm 17 July 19671 October 19703 years, 76 days14470264848.61 [27]
Ulster Banner.svg Willie Cunningham 30 March 196422 June 19673 years, 84 days15886333954.43 [28]
Flag of Scotland.svg Jock Stein 14 March 196030 March 19644 years, 16 days19192376248.17 [29]
Flag of Scotland.svg Andy Dickson 1 August 195513 March 19604 years, 225 days22086429239.09 [30]
Flag of Scotland.svg Bobby Ancell 1 August 195231 July 19552 years, 364 days11551244044.35 [31]
Flag of Scotland.svg Tom Younger 1 August 195131 May 1952304 days
Flag of Scotland.svg Webber Lees 31 July 19491 August 19512 years, 1 day8039103148.75 [32]
Flag of Scotland.svg Sandy Terris 1 August 194831 May 1949303 days371910848.75
Flag of Scotland.svg Bobby Calder 1 August 194731 May 1948304 days371441937.84 [33]
Flag of Scotland.svg Willie McAndrew 13 February 194731 July 1947168 days [34]
Flag of Scotland.svg Sandy Archibald 12 October 193919 November 19467 years, 38 days [35]
Flag of Scotland.svg Peter Wilson 4 May 193831 May 19391 year, 27 days382061252.63 [36]
Flag of Scotland.svg David Taylor 5 June 193610 November 19382 years, 158 days7522173629.33 [37]
Flag of Scotland.svg Willie Knight 31 May 193028 May 19365 years, 363 days231106388745.89 [38]
Flag of Scotland.svg Sandy Paterson 31 May 192531 May 19305 years, 0 days19974339237.19 [39]
Flag of Scotland.svg Willie Knight 13 March 192231 May 19253 years, 79 days12041304934.17 [38]

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