Johnny Hart (footballer)

For other people with the same name, see John Hart (disambiguation).

John Paul Hart (born 8 June 1928) is an English former football player and manager.

Golborne-born Hart played for Manchester City as an inside-forward in 169 Football League matches, between 1947 and 1960, scoring 67 goals. He succeeded Malcolm Allison as the club's manager for six months - from close to the end of the 1972-1973 season (30 March 1973) until the beginning of the 1973-1974 season (22 October 1973) - before being forced to retire following a pancreatic attack.

His son, Paul, became a centre-half and he has also followed his father into management.

External links

The Internet Soccer Database

Manchester City F.C. – managers

Hopkinson (1880–82)
Kitchen (1884–87)
Chew (1887–89)
Furniss (1889–93)
Parlby (1893–95)
Ormerod (1895–1902)
Maley (1902–06)
Newbould (1906–12)
Committee (1912)
Mangnall (1912–24)
Ashworth (1924–25)
Committee (overseen by Albert Alexander Sr.) (1925–26)
Hodge (1926–32)
Wild (1932–46)
Cowan (1946–47)
Wild^c (1947)
Thomson (1947–50)
McDowall (1950–63)
Poyser (1963–65)
Committee (1965)
Mercer (1965–71)
Allison (1971–73)
Hart (1973)
Book^c (1973)
Saunders (1973–74)
Book (1974–79)
Allison (1979–80)
Book^c (1980)
Bond (1980–83)
Benson (1983)
McNeill (1983–86)
Frizzell (1986–87)
Machin (1987–89)
Book^c (1989)
Kendall (1989–90)
Reid (1990–93)
Book^c (1993)
Horton (1993–95)
Hartford^c (1996)
Ball (1995–96)
Coppell (1996)
Neal^c (1996)
Clark (1996–98)
Royle (1998–2001)
Keegan (2001–05)
Pearce (2005–07)
Eriksson (2007–08)
Hughes (2008–09)
Mancini (2009–13)
Kidd^c (2013)
Pellegrini (2013–16)
Guardiola (2016–)

Manchester City F.C. – Hall of Fame inductees

2004	Bell Book Brook Clarke Corrigan Doherty Johnson Lake Lee Meredith Paul Quinn Summerbee Swift Trautmann

2005	Allison Barnes Cowan Mercer Oakes

2006	1956 FA Cup Final XI Doyle Goater Hart Toseland

2008	Tilson Williams Young

2009	Rösler

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