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Jock Stein, de son vrai nom John Stein, né à Burnbank (en) (South Lanarkshire, Écosse) le 5 octobre 1922 et mort le 10 septembre 1985 à Cardiff (Pays de Galles), officier de l'Ordre de l'Empire britannique, est un joueur et entraîneur de football écossais.
Jock Stein was a Scottish football player and manager who led Celtic to the European Cup in 1967 and nine Scottish league titles. He also managed Scotland, Leeds United and Dunfermline, and worked as a coalminer before becoming a professional footballer.
10 sept. 2020 · Jock Stein was a legendary manager who led Scotland to three World Cups and won the European Cup with Celtic. He died of a heart attack in 1985 after a dramatic comeback against Wales, leaving a nation in mourning.
10 sept. 2015 · Jock Stein transformed Celtic from a mediocre club to a European champion and a model of professionalism. He also influenced Alex Ferguson and many other managers with his vision and methods.
9 oct. 2012 · On 10 September 1985, legendary Scotland manager Jock Stein died at Ninian Park in Cardiff, immediately after Scotland drew with Wales on the way to qualifying for the 1986 World Cup.
24 avr. 2024 · Learn how Jock Stein, a Protestant manager, broke religious barriers and led Celtic to nine Scottish league titles and one European Cup. Watch the video or listen to the podcast for more details on his legacy and achievements.
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Jock Stein was the greatest manager in Celtic's history, leading them to the European Cup in 1967 and nine league titles in a row. He also managed Scotland and qualified for two World Cups, influencing a generation of players and managers.
