Danny McLennan

Born in Stirling, McLennan represented Scotland at schoolboy international level and played junior football for Lochore Welfare. He joined Rangers as a 17–year-old apprentice, but after failing to break through to the first team he moved to Falkirk. McLennan's most successful spell as a player was at East Fife from 1947 to 1957. He was part of the team that won the Scottish League Cup in 1953. He played briefly for Dundee before joining Berwick Rangers as player–manager. ==Management career==

His first coaching role came as player-manager of Berwick Rangers in 1957, and went on to coach the national teams of the Philippines, Mauritius, Rhodesia, Iran, Bahrain, Iraq, Malawi, Jordan, Fiji, and Libya. McLennan was appointed manager of Oldham Athletic from May 26th to June 28th 1960, but left for Stirling Albion. McLennan lead Stirling Albion to promotion to the top division in 1961, and to the semi-finals of Scottish League Cup for the first time, also in 1961. == Honours ==

Player East Fife • Scottish League Cup: 1953–54 Manager Stirling Albion • Scottish Second Division: 1960–61 Iraq • Arabian Gulf Cup: Runners-up 1976 ==References==