Former Managers | Chris Turner

Personal Info

Position	Manager
Born:	Sheffield, England
Date appointed:	7 November, 2002

Managerial Record

Club	Date	Record	Win %
Sheffield Wednesday	07/11/02 - 04/05/03	Games - 30 Won - 8 Drawn - 10 Lost - 12	26.6
Hartlepool United	24/02/99 - 07/11/02	Games - 195 Won - 82 Drawn - 49 Lost - 64	42.0%

Owls Record

Season	Division	Pos	Biggest Win	Biggest Defeat	Key signings	Rating (/5)	Comment
2004/05 (until 22/09/04)	League One	-	4-2 v Torquay (a)	0-3 v Colchester (h)	Steven MacLean Lee Bullen Jon-Paul McGovern		Promotion expected but made a less than promising start.
2003/04	Division Two	16th	4-0 v Salisbury (h) 4-0 v Scunthorpe (h)	1-4 v Blackpool (a)	Chris Brunt Graeme Lee David Lucas (loan)		High expectations of a swift return, but failed to deliver.
2002/03 (from 07/11/02)	Division One	22nd	7-2 v Burnley (a)	0-4 v Wolves (h)	Dean Smith		A dreadful season. The Owls relegated to the 3rd tier.

Note: All stats above are relevant to the manager in charge at the time.

Other Info

International honours:	None
Other managerial jobs:	Leicester City (Player / Coach), Wolverhampton Wanderers (Youth Team Coach), Hartlepool United

Turner article

Chris Turner timeline, from the official Sheffield Wednesday website:

15 September, 1958
Born, Sheffield August

1976
Signs as a trainee at Sheffield Wednesday

14 August, 1976
Makes SWFC debut, aged 17, in a 3-0 League Cup win at Grimsby Town

July 1979
Joins Sunderland in a Ł90,000 move

24 March, 1985
League Cup runner-up with Sunderland

Summer, 1985
Joins Manchester United

September, 1988
Rejoins Wednesday

21 April, 1991
Helps Wednesday to a 1-0 Rumbelows Cup Final win over Manchester United

8 May, 1991
Makes the last of his 205 Owls appearances in a 3-1 win at home to Bristol City. The Owls are promoted to Division

1 November, 1991
Moves to Leyton Orient, going on to become the club's assistant manager

1995
Joins Leicester City as a player-coach

1996
Appointed youth team coach at Wolverhampton Wanderers

24 February, 1999
Appointed manager at Hartlepool United - saves the club from relegation from the League

May, 2000
Hartlepool finish 7th in Division 3, losing in play-off semi-finals

December 2000 - March 2001
A 21-match unbeaten run sets a new Hartlepool club record

May, 2001
Hartlepool finish 4th, losing in play-offs to promoted Blackpool

May, 2002
Hartlepool reach the play-offs for the third year running, losing to promoted Cheltenham Town

November, 2002
Hartlepool are four points clear at the top of Division 3

7, November 2002
Appointed manager at Sheffield Wednesday

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