Tommy Bryceland

Tommy Bryceland
Personal information
Full name	Thomas Bryceland
Date of birth	(1939-03-01)1 March 1939
Place of birth	Greenock, Scotland
Date of death	22 January 2016(2016-01-22) (aged 76)
Playing position	Forward
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1956–1962	St Mirren	104	(47)
1962–1969	Norwich City	254	(49)
1969–1971	Oldham Athletic	67	(10)
1971–1972	St Mirren	14	(2)
Total		439	(108)
Teams managed
1972–1973	St Mirren
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

Tommy Bryceland (1 March 1939 – 22 January 2016) was a Scottish football player and manager.^[1]^[2] He played for St Mirren, Norwich City and Oldham Athletic and then returned to St Mirren for a stint as player-manager.

A scheming inside-forward (attacking midfielder), Bryceland made his name at St Mirren where he won the Scottish Cup in 1959. He moved to Norwich City in 1962 and played 284 times for the Canaries, scoring 55 goals, between 1962 and 1969.^[3] His exploits won him a place as one of the fan nominees in the inaugural Norwich City Hall of Fame.

Bryceland's time at Norwich coincided with the club's stay in the second division, notably finishing 6th in 1965. He moved to Oldham Athletic in 1969, before returning to St Mirren as player-manager in 1971. His final scoring tally for St Mirren was 69 goals and he was inducted to the club's Hall of Fame in May 2007.

References

↑ "Tributes after Norwich City Hall of Famer Tommy Bryceland dies at age of 76". Eastern Daily Press. 23 January 2016. Retrieved 23 January 2016.
↑ Vallance, Matt (27 January 2016). "Thomas Bryceland". The Herald. Herald & Times Group. Retrieved 27 January 2016.
↑ EDP24: Norwich City FC centenary

External links

Tommy Bryceland, Neil Brown

St Mirren F.C. – managers

McCartney (1904–10)
Grieve (1910)
Law (1910–16)
Cochrane (1916–28)
Turner (1928–29)
Graham (1929)
Morrison (1929–36)
Blythe (1936–41)
Menzies (1941–42)
Fotheringham (1942–45)
Rankin (1945–54)
Reid (1954–61)
Flavell (1961–62)
Cox (1962–65)
Millward (1965–66)
Wright (1966–70)
Humphries (1970–72)
Bryceland (1972–73)
Cunningham (1973–74)
Ferguson (1974–78)
Clunie (1978–80)
McFarlane (1980–83)
Miller (1983–86)
Smith (1986–88)
Fitzpatrick (1988–91)
Hay (1991–92)
Bone (1992–96)
Munro (1996)
Fitzpatrick (1996–98)
Hendrie (1998–2002)
Coughlin (2002–03)
MacPherson (2003–10)
Lennon (2010–14)
Craig (2014)
Teale (2014–15)
Murray (2015)
Rae (2015–16)
Ross (2016–)

St Mirren F.C. – Hall of Fame inductees

2004	Fitzpatrick Gillies Money Murray

2005	Fulton Lapsley McDowall McGarvey Miller Turner Wright Yardley

2006	Abercromby Dunlop McLaughlin Rodger Somner Stark

2007	6 October 1877 XI Baker Bryceland Connell McGowne Wilson

2008	Beckett McCrae McFadden Richardson

2009	Clunie McWhirter

2011	Bradford Roy

2013	Lavety Rankin van Zanten

Norwich City F.C. – Hall of Fame inductees

2002	Allcock Ashman Brennan Butler Davies Deehan Forbes Gavin Gunn Hannah Keelan Lochhead Macaulay Nethercott Nutchey Peters Ramsay Roberts Robinson Ross Saunders South Stringer Varco Vinall Watling

2003	Adams Bellamy Bennett Bly Bond Bone Bowen Boyer Brown Bruce Bryceland Channon Chase Crook Cross Crossan Crowe Culverhouse Curran Drinkell Eadie Eyre Fashanu Fleck Fleming Foggo Foulkes Fox Furness Gordon Goss Hartford Hill Hollis Ga. Holt Hunt Kennon Kenton Kinsey Lewis Livermore Low MacDougall Mackay Marshall Mendham McCrohan McVeigh Megson Morgan Neighbour Newman Newsome Norman O'Neill Paddon Pickwick Polston Powell Punton Reeves Sheppard Smith Suggett Sutch Sutton Thurlow Townsend Walker Watson Williams Woods Worthington Wynn-Jones

2006	Briggs Burton Butterworth Green Halliday Howes Huckerby Machin Parker Phelan

2012	Ashton Drury Ekoku Foulger Hoolahan Gr. Holt Kirchen Lambert

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