Bob Hewison

Bob Hewison
Personal information
Full name	Robert Hewison
Date of birth	(1889-03-25)25 March 1889
Place of birth	Backworth, England
Date of death	1964 (aged 74–75)
Playing position	Left half, Left back, Inside left
Youth career
	East Holywell Villa
	Whitley Athletic
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1910–1914	Newcastle United	64	(0)
1914–1919	Leeds City	0	(0)
1919–1920	Newcastle United	3	(0)
1920–1925	Northampton Town^[1]	99	(8)
Teams managed
1920–1925	Northampton Town
1925–1931	Queens Park Rangers
1932–1949	Bristol City
	Guildford City
19??–1961	Bath City
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Robert Hewison (25 March 1889 – 1964) was an English footballer who filled various roles on the left of the pitch before going on to make his name as a manager.

Playing career

Born in Backworth, Northumberland, Hewison began his playing career with North East England non-league sides East Holywell Villa and Whitley Athletic before joining Newcastle United in 1910. He joined Leeds City in 1914 but due to the First World War and their expulsion from the Football League he never appeared in an official league match for the club. After suffering a leg break during the 1918-19 season Hewison was asked to serve as City's secretary during their winding up.^[2]

Management career

Hewison briefly returned to Newcastle before joining Northampton Town in 1920 as a player-manager. He remained in this position until 1925 when, having retired from playing, he switched to Queens Park Rangers as manager. Under Hewison QPR adopted their familiar blue and white kit although results on the pitch were nothing special for the Third Division South club and he was replaced by Archie Mitchell for the 1931-32 season.^[3]

Hewison returned to management in 1932 with Bristol City. However at City Hewison was accused of making illegal payments to amateur players and on 15 October 1938 a joint Football Association and Football League inquiry suspended him until the end of the season, as well as fining the club 100 guineas.^[2] When the ban ended in May 1939 (during which time club captain Clarrie Bourton served as caretaker player-manager^[4]) Hewison returned to the hot-seat and remained in charge until March 1949. He subsequently managed non-league teams Guildford City and Bath City until his retirement in 1961.^[5]

References

↑ Michael Joyce, Football League Players' Records 1888 to 1939, Beeston, 2004, p. 123
1 2 Leeds City Club History
↑ A Potted History of QPR
↑ Past Managers Archived 24 March 2012 at the Wayback Machine.
↑ Northumberland

External links

Bob Hewison management career statistics at Soccerbase

Bob Hewison — Navigation boxes

Northampton Town F.C. – managers

Jones (1897–1907)
Chapman (1907–12)
Bull (1912–13)
Lessons (1913–18)
Hewison (1920–25)
Tresadern (1925–30)
English (1931–35)
Puddefoot (1935–37)
Cresswell (1937–39)
Smith (1939–49)
Dennison (1949–54)
Smith (1954–59)
Bowen (1959–67)
Marchi (1967–68)
Flowers (1968–69)
Bowen (1969–72)
Baxter (1972–73)
Dodgin (1973–76)
Crerand (1976–77)
Petts (1977–78)
Dodgin (1977)
Bowen (1978)
Keen (1978–79)
Walker (1979–80)
Dodgin (1980–82)
Walker (1982–84)
Barton (1984–85)
Carr (1985–90)
Foley (1990–92)
Chard (1992–93)
Barnwell (1993–94)
Atkins (1995–99)
Broadhurst (1999)
Wilson (1999–2001)
Broadhurst (2001–03)
Fenwick (2003)
Wilkinson (2003)
Hill (2003)
Calderwood (2003–06)
Gorman (2006)
Barron and Sampson (2006–07)
Gray (2007–09)
Sampson (2009–11)
Johnson (2011)
Lee^c (2011)
Flowers^c (2011)
Boothroyd (2011–13)
King^c (2013–14)
Wilder (2014–16)
Page (2016–)

Queens Park Rangers F.C. – managers

Cowan (1906–13)
Howie (1913–20)
Liddell (1920–25)
Hewison (1925–31)
Mitchell (1931–33)
O'Brien (1933–35)
Birrell (1935–39)
Vizard (1939–44)
Mangnall (1944–52)
Taylor (1952–59)
Stock (1959–68)
Dodgin (1968)
Docherty (1968)
Allen (1968–71)
Jago (1971–74)
Anderson^c (1974)
Sexton (1974–77)
Sibley (1977–78)
Stock^c (1978)
Burtenshaw (1978–79)
Docherty (1979–80)
Venables (1980–84)
Jago^c (1984)
Mullery (1984)
Sibley^c (1984–85)
Smith (1985–88)
T. Francis (1988–89)
Howe (1989–91)
G. Francis (1991–1994)
Wilkins (1994–96)
Houston (1996–97)
Hollins^c (1997)
R. Harford (1997–98)
Dowie^c (1998)
G. Francis (1998–2001)
Holloway (2001–06)
Waddock (2006)
Gregory (2006–07)
M. Harford^c (2007)
De Canio (2007–08)
Dowie (2008)
Ainsworth^c (2008)
Sousa (2008–09)
Ainsworth^c (2009)
Magilton (2009)
Gallen & Bircham^c (2009)
Hart (2009–10)
M. Harford^c (2010)
Warnock (2010–12)
Hughes (2012)
Bowen & Niedzwiecki^c (2012)
Redknapp (2012–15)
Bond, Ferdinand & Ramsey^c (2015)
Bond & Ramsey^c (2015)
Ramsey (2015)
Warnock^c (2015)
Hasselbaink (2015–16)
Holloway (2016–)

Bristol City F.C. – managers

Hollis (1897–99)
Campbell (1899–1901)
Hollis (1901–05)
Thickett (1905–10)
Bacon (1910–11)
Hollis (1911–13)
Hedley (1913–15)
Hamilton (1915–19)
Palmer (1919–21)
Raisbeck (1921–29)
Bradshaw (1929–32)
Hewison (1932–49)
Wright (1949–50)
Beasley (1950–58)
Doherty (1958–60)
Ford (1960–67)
Dicks (1967–80)
Houghton (1980–82)
Hodgson (1982)
Cooper (1982–88)
Jordan (1988–90)
Lumsden (1990–92)
Smith (1992–93)
Osman (1993–94)
Jordan (1994–97)
Sweeney (1997)
Ward (1997–98)
Lennartsson (1998–99)
Pulis (1999–2000)
Fawthrop & Burnside (2000)
Rosenior (2000)
Wilson (2000–04)
Tinnion (2004–05)
Millen (2005)
G. Johnson (2005–10)
Millen (2010)
Coppell (2010)
Millen (2010–11)
McInnes (2011–13)
O'Driscoll (2013)
Cotterill (2013–16)
Pemberton (2016)
L. Johnson (2016–)

Bath City F.C. – managers

Pinker (??–??)
Tout (??–??)
Pinker (??–??)
Davis (??–1939)
Raisbeck (1939)
Mortimer (1939–??)
Woodley (??–??)
Hapgood (1950–1956)
Sloan (1956–??)
Hewison (??–1961)
Cole (1961–1962)
Allison (1963–1964)
Powell (1964–??)
Unknown (??–??)
Head (1973–??)
Smith (??–??)
Godfrey (1976–1978)
Boyd (1978–1980)
Tavener (caretaker) (1980)
Taylor (1980–??)
Jones (??–1988)
Glover & Taverner (caretakers) (1988)
Jarman (1988)
Tavener (caretaker) (1988)
Alderman (1988–1989)
Evans (1989)
Rooney (1989–1991)
Ricketts (1991–1996)
Millard (1996–1997)
Bodin (1997–2001)
Pridham (2001–2003)
Owers (2003–2005)
Relish (2005–2008)
Britton (2008–12)
Howells (2012–)

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