Archie Mitchell

Archie Mitchell (footballer)

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Archie Mitchell
Personal information
Full name	Archibald P Mitchell
Date of birth	15 December 1885(1885-12-15)
Place of birth	Smethwick, England
Date of death	1949
Playing position	centre half
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps^†	(Gls)^†
1908–19??	Aston Villa	0	(0)
19??–1921	Queens Park Rangers	35	(3)
1921–1922	Brentford^[1]	13	(2)
Teams managed
1931–1933	Queens Park Rangers
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. † Appearances (Goals).

Archibald P. Mitchell (15 December 1885–1949) was an English football half back and manager.

Contents

1 Playing career
2 Management career
3 External links
4 References

Playing career

Mitchell began his playing career with Aston Villa but failed to make an appearance and moved to Queens Park Rangers, then of the Southern Football League. He was a regular for QPR and also made six appearances for the league's representative side.^[1] Mitchell, by then a veteran, was still in the QPR side when they joined the Football League Third Division in 1920 and made 35 appearances.

Management career

He ended his career after the 1921-22 season when he played for Brentford. Mitchell was also player-manager at the club and remained in charge until December 1922, by which time he had quit playing. In 1931 Bob Hewison left his position as QPR manager and was replaced by John Bowman but Bowman had to step down soon afterwards due to ill-health. As a result Mitchell was appointed manager.^[2] He remained as manager until 1933 when he was replaced by Mick O'Brien.

External links

Archie Mitchell management career stats at Soccerbase

References

^ ^a ^b Michael Joyce, Football League Players' Records 1888 to 1939, Beeston, 2004, p. 186
^ A Potted History of QPR

Brentford F.C. – managers

Lewis (1900–03)
Molyneux (1903–06)
Brown (1906–08)
Halliday (1908–12)
Rhodes (1912–15)
Halliday (1915–21)
Mitchell (1921–22)
Halliday (1924–26)
Curtis (1926–49)
Gibbons (1949–52)
Bain (1952–53)
Lawton (1953)
Dodgin, Snr. (1953–57)
Macdonald (1957–65)
Cavanagh (1965–66)
Gray (1966–67)
Sirrel (1967–69)
Blunstone (1969–73)
Everitt (1973–75)
Docherty (1975–76)
Dodgin, Jnr. (1976–80)
Callaghan (1980–84)
McLintock (1984–87)
Perryman (1987–90)
Holder (1990–93)
Webb (1993–97)
May (1997)
Adams (1997–98)
Noades (1998–2000)
Lewington (2000–01)
Coppell (2001–02)
Downes (2002–04)
Allen (2004–06)
Rosenior (2006)
Fitzgerald (2006–07)
Quin (2007^c)
Butcher (2007)
Scott (2007–11)
Forster (2011)
Rösler (2011–)

Queens Park Rangers F.C. – managers

Cowan (1913–20)
Howie (1913–20)
Liddell (1920–25)
Hewison (1925–31)
Mitchell (1931–33)
O'Brien (1933–35)
Birrell (1935–39)
Vizard (1939–44)
Mangnall (1944–52)
Taylor (1952–59)
Stock (1959–68)
Dodgin (1968)
Docherty (1968)
Allen (1968–71)
Jago (1971–74)
Anderson (1974)
Sexton (1974–77)
Sibley (1977–78)
Burtenshaw (1978–79)
Docherty (1979–80)
Venables (1980–84)
Mullery (1984)
Sibley (1984–85)
Smith (1985–88)
T. Francis (1988–89)
Howe (1989–91)
G. Francis (1991–1994)
Wilkins (1994–96)
Houston (1996–97)
Hollins (1997)
R. Harford (1997–98)
Dowie (1998)
G. Francis (1998–2001)
Holloway (2001–06)
Waddock (2006)
Gregory (2006–07)
M. Harford (2007)
De Canio (2007–08)
Dowie (2008)
Ainsworth (2008)
Sousa (2008–09)
Ainsworth (2009)
Magilton (2009)
Hart (2009–10)
M. Harford (2010)
Warnock (2010–12)
Hughes (2012–)

Persondata
Name	Mitchell, Archie
Alternative names
Short description	English footballer and manager
Date of birth	1885-12-15
Place of birth	Smethwick, England
Date of death	1949
Place of death

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