Harry Barratt

Harold "Harry" Barratt (born Headington, 25 December 1918, died 1989) was an English football (soccer) player and manager.

Playing career

Barratt's entire professional playing career was spent with Coventry City. He joined the club in 1935, left for a short spell with non-league Cheltenham Town, then returned to Coventry in 1937 and played there until 1952. In all, he made 170 Football League appearances for the team in a career interrupted by the Second World War.

Managerial career

Barratt managed Gillingham from 1958 to 1962. This was his only known managerial appointment.^[1]

References

↑ "Harry Barratt's managerial career". Soccerbase. Retrieved 2007-08-20.

Gillingham F.C. – managers

Groombridge (1896–1906)
Smith (1906–08)
Groombridge (1908–13)
Gilligan (1913–15)
G. Collins (1919–20)
Brown (1920)
McMillan (1920–22)
Groombridge (1922–23)
Curtis (1923–26)
Hoskins (1926–29)
Hendrie (1929–31)
Mavin (1932–37)
Ure (1937–38)
Harvey (1938–39)
Clark (1939–58)
Barratt (1958–62)
Cox (1962–65)
Boswell^c (1966)
Hayward (1966–71)
Nelson (1971–74)
Ashurst (1974–75)
B. Collins^c (1975)
Summers (1975–81)
Peacock (1981–87)
Pa. Taylor (1987–88)
Burkinshaw (1988–89)
Richardson (1989–92)
Roeder (1992–93)
Flanagan (1993–95)
Smillie^c (1995)
Pulis (1995–99)
Pe. Taylor (1999–2000)
Hessenthaler (2000–04)
Gorman^c (2004)
Hare, Roberts & Smith^c (2004)
Ternent (2004–05)
Cooper (2005)
Jepson (2005–07)
Docherty & Onoura^c (2007)
Stimson (2007–10)
Hessenthaler (2010–12)
Allen (2012–13)
Pe. Taylor (2013–14)
Hessenthaler, Hare, Lovell & Patterson^c (2015)
Edinburgh (2015–)

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