Rob McDonald

For other people with similar names, see Robert MacDonald.

Rob McDonald
Personal information
Full name	Robert Roderick McDonald
Date of birth	(1959-01-22) 22 January 1959
Place of birth	Hull, England
Playing position	Striker
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1977–1979	Hull City	25	(2)
1979–1980	→ SC Cambuur (loan)
1980–1981	FC Wageningen	15	(7)
1981–1982	Willem II	33	(17)
1982–1985	Groningen	86	(41)
1985–1986	PSV Eindhoven	24	(15)
1986	→ Sporting CP (loan)	6	(1)
1986–1987	→ Groningen (loan)
1987	Racing Jet Bruxelles	14	(3)
1987–1988	Ikast FS	2	(0)
1988–1989	Newcastle United	10	(1)
1989	Beşiktaş	1	(0)
1989–1992	BV Veendam	48	(14)
Teams managed
1997–1999	DOVO
1999–2000	De Graafschap
2001–2002	Ajax Cape Town
2002–2003	SC Cambuur
2003–2004	VVOG
2006–2007	Sligo Rovers
2007–2008	FK AS Trenčín
2010	DOVO (interim)
2013–2014	VV Nunspeet
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Robert Roderick McDonald (born 22 January 1959 in Hull) is an English retired footballer who played striker for Hull City, SC Cambuur, FC Wageningen, Willem II Tilburg, FC Groningen, PSV Eindhoven, Sporting Clube de Portugal, Racing Jet de Bruxelles, Ikast FS, Newcastle United, Beşiktaş J.K. and BV Veendam.

McDonald also enjoyed a career in football management, with DOVO, De Graafschap, Ajax Cape Town, SC Cambuur, VVOG, Sligo Rovers^[1]^[2]^[3] and AS Trenčín.

He has returned at amateurs DOVO, based in Veenendaal, on April 2010, accepting an offer to become the club's interim coach until the end of the season.^[4] He joined amateurs VV Nunspeet in January 2013, and stayed with the club on the following season as well; on November 2013, it was confirmed he would leave the club by the end of the season.^[5]

References

↑ "A new era beckons as McDonald takes over". Sligo Weekender. 21 November 2006. Retrieved 19 February 2008.
↑ "Rob McDonald confirmed as new Rovers manager". Western People. 22 November 2006. Retrieved 19 February 2008.
↑ "Sligo confirm departure of McDonald". RTÉ Sport. 6 March 2007. Retrieved 19 February 2008.
↑ "Rob McDonald tijdelijk hoofdtrainer DOVO" (in Dutch). VV DOVO. 9 April 2010. Retrieved 15 April 2010.
↑ "Rob McDonald en VV Nunspeet in nieuwe seizoen uit elkaar" (in Dutch). Nunspeet.nu. 30 November 2013. Retrieved 8 September 2014.

External links

Beijen.net CV (Dutch)
Rob McDonald career stats at Voetbal International (Dutch)
KHScott.org profile
Sky Sports interview

De Graafschap – managers

IJssennagger (1954–55)
Huber (1955)
Poulus (1955–59)
Engel (1959)
Jones (1960–62)
Teunissen (1962–67)
Zonderland (1967–71)
Van Lingen (1971)
De Visser (1971–74)
Teunissen (1974–76)
Polak (a.i.) (1976)
Dorjee (1976–77)
Ellens (1977–78)
Van de Meent (1978–80)
Ruijgrok (1980–83)
Popovics (1983–85)
Van Brussel (1985–87)
Verbeek (1987–89)
Stehouwer (1989)
Zweers (1989)
Kistemaker (1989–93)
Versleijen (1993–94)
Körver (1994–95)
Van Doorneveld (1995)
Korbach (1995–98)
Van Doorneveld (1998–99)
Thijssen (1999)
Morales (1999)
McDonald (1999–2000)
Koolhof (a.i.) (2000)
Marsman (2000–01)
Koolhof (2001–02)
Bosz (2002–03)
Adelaar (2003–04)
Kruys (2004–05)
Ulderink (a.i.) (2005)
De Jonge (2005–08)
Van Stee (2008–09)
Kalezić (2009–11)
Ulderink (2011–12)
Roelofsen (a.i.) (2012)
Huistra (2012–13)
Vreman (a.i.) (2014)
Calderwood (2014)
Vreman (2014–)

Ajax Cape Town – managers

Van Veen (1999–2000) Bodewes (2000–01) McDonald (2001–02) Igesund (2002–06) Ertuğral (2006–07) Rosslee (2007–09) Ertuğral & Pruijn (a.i.) (2009) De Haan (2009–11) Stekelenburg (2011–12) Mugeyi & Pruijn (a.i.) (2012) Versleijen & Ertuğral (a.i.) (2013) Ertuğral (2013–14) Taylor (a.i.) (2014) De Sá (2014–)

SC Cambuur – managers

Dubbelman (1954–62)
Blokland (1962–64)
Bens (1964–66)
De Wolf (1966–68)
Woudstra (a.i.) (1968)
Bens (1968–70)
Otten (1970–72)
Sannes (a.i.) (1972)
Beenhakker (1972–75)
Bouma (a.i.) (1975)
Bouma (1975–76)
De Ruiter (1976–80)
De Jonge (1980–83)
Verlangen (1983–85)
Spindelaar (a.i.) (1985)
Kistemaker (1985–86)
Korbach (1986–88)
Popovics (1988–90)
Baan (1990–1992)
T. de Jong (1992–93)
Korbach (1993–95)
Overweg (a.i.) (1995)
Berger (1995–98)
Kruys (1998–2002)
Lee (a.i.) (2002)
McDonald (2002–03)
De Boer (2003–05)
Schulting (a.i.) (2005)
Wesseling (2005–07)
Schouwenaar (a.i.) (2007)
Koolhof (2007–08)
Menzo (2008–10)
Arts (2010–13)
H. de Jong (a.i.) (2013)
Lodeweges (2013–14)
H. de Jong (2014–16)
Keizer (2016)
Maas (2016)
Hulshoff & Slot (a.i.) (2016–)

Sligo Rovers F.C. – managers

Preston (1934–35)
McCann (1935–36)
Surgeoner (1936–37)
McAuley (1937–38)
Miller (1938–48)
Waters (1948–49)
Fletcher (1949–50)
Wright (1950)
Mooney (1950–51)
Groves (1951)
Shearer (1951–53)
Black (1953)
McCosh / Howley (1953)
Batten (1953–55)
Colvin (1955)
McLeod (1955–59)
Thomas (1959–60)
Rollo (1960–61)
Farrell (1961)
Robinson (1963–66)
Keogh (1966–67)
Bartley (1967–68)
Turner (1968–71)
Pugh / Mitchell (1971–72)
McDonnell (1972–73)
Vallard (1973–74)
Sinclair (1974–78)
Bridges (1978–79)
McKechnie (1979)
McGowan (1979–82)
Fielding (1982–86)
Mitchell (1986–88)
Pugh (1988–89)
Keely (1989–92)
McStay (1992–94)
Sanchez (1994–95)
Cotterill (1995–96)
Mullen (1996–97)
Reid (1997–99)
McInally (1999)
Cassidy (1999–2001)
O'Riordan (2001–04)
Connor (2004–06)
McDonald (2006–07)
Cook (2007–12)
Baraclough (2012–14)
Coleman (2014)
Heary (2014–15)
Adams (2015)
Robertson (2016–)

AS Trenčín – managers

Kuna (1995–96) Griga (1996–98) Paldan (1998–2000) Bokij (2000–01) Albrecht (2001) Dragúň (2001) Paldan (2001–02) Jurkovič (2002–03) Dragúň (2003) Kisel st. (2003–04) Jánoš (2004–05) Hudec (2005) Marko (2005) Palička (2006–07) McDonald (2007–08) Stano (2008) Galád (2008–09) Koník (2009) Guľa (2009–13) Nosický (2013) Ševela (2013–)

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