Mark Lillis

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Mark Lillis
Personal information
Full name	Mark Anthony Lillis
Date of birth	17 January 1960 (1960-01-17) (age 49)
Place of birth	Manchester, England
Playing position	Midfielder/Striker
Senior career1
Years	Club	App (Gls)*
1978–1985 1985–1986 1986–1987 1987–1989 1989–1991 1991–1992	Huddersfield Town Manchester City Derby County Aston Villa Scunthorpe United Stockport County Witton Albion	206 (56) 039 (11) 015 (1) 031 (4) 068 (24) 011 (2) 00? (?)
Teams managed
1999–2000 2003 2004	Halifax Town Derby County Stockport County
1 Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only. * Appearances (Goals)

Mark Anthony Lillis (born 17 January 1960 in Manchester) is a former professional footballer and manager.

Contents 1 Biography 1.1 Player 1.2 Manager and coach 1.3 Family 2 Career as a player 2.1 Club teams 3 Career as manager 3.1 Club teams 3.1.1 Caretaker manager 4 Sources 5 External links

[edit] Biography

[edit] Player

Mark Lillis started his professional career at Huddersfield Town in Summer 1978. He played for Huddersfield for seven seasons before being sold in 1985 to Manchester City for £130,000. He stayed at this club for just one season, and in August 1986 was sold to Derby County for £200,000. Because of knee problems, he didn't play very often for Derby, and in September 1987 he went to Aston Villa. After that he played for Stockport County and Scunthorpe United before his playing career finished at Witton Albion at the end of the 90s.

[edit] Manager and coach

Lillis took his first job as coach for Macclesfield Town. Later, he worked for Huddersfield Town before he became assistant manager of Scunthorpe United in 1996. His first job as manager came in 1999, when he took the job at Halifax Town, a job he had until September 2000. In 2002, after John Gregory had employed him as a coach at Derby County, and Gregory was suspended from the job, Lillis was for a short time in March 2003 caretaker-manager of Derby.

In March 2003 he also became assistant manager to Sammy McIlroy who was manager of Northern Ireland, and held the part time job until October 2003. After that he became assistant manager to Sammy McIlroy at Stockport County, and when McIlroy quit the job in November 2004, Lillis became caretaker-manager of the club until the 18th December 2004 when Chris Turner took over as the new manager.

On the 30th May 2006 Mark Lillis once again took over as assistant manager to Sammy McIlroy. This time he is at Morecambe where he has recently signed a 1-year extension to his contract that keeps him at the club until the end of the 2009-10 season.

[edit] Family

His son, Josh Lillis, plays for Scunthrope United as a goalkeeper.

[edit] Career as a player

[edit] Club teams

	Club	Club Type	Club Games	League Games	Club Goals	League Goals	Period
England	Huddersfield Town	Professional	234	?	63	?	07/1978 - 06/1985
England	Manchester City	Professional	51	39	15	11	06/1985 - 08/1986
England	Derby County	Contract	19	15	1	1	08/1986 - 09/1987
England	Aston Villa	Professional	?	?	?	?	09/1987 - 09/1989
England	Scunthorpe United	Professional	?	?	?	?	09/1989 - 09/1991
England	Stockport County	Professional	8	8	0	0	09/1991 - 08/1992
England	Witton Albion	Professional	8	8	0	0	08/1992 - ?

[edit] Career as manager

[edit] Club teams

	Club	Period	Games	Wins	Draws	Defeats
England	Halifax Town	06/1999 - 09/2000	60	16	14	30

[edit] Caretaker manager

	Club	Period	Games	Wins	Draws	Defeats
England	Derby County	03/2003 - 03/2003	1	0	0	1
England	Stockport County	11/2004 - 12/2004	5	0	1	4

[edit] Sources

• Mortimer, Gerald (2004): The Who's Who of DERBY COUNTY.
  Breedon Books Publishing, Derby. ISBN 1-85983-409-4

[edit] External links

• Manager profile at Soccerbase

v • d • e Halifax Town A.F.C. – Managers McClelland (1911–30) · Raisbeck (1930–36) · Thompson (1936–47) · Breedon (1947–51) · Wootton (1951–52) · Henry (1952–54) · Browne (1954c) · Watson (1954–56) · Burnicle (1956c) · Hooper (1957–962) · McEvoy (1962–64) · Watson (1964–66) · Metcalfe (1966–67) · Ball (1967–70) · Kirby (1970–71) · Henderson (1971–72) · Mulhall (1972–74) · Quinn (1974–76) · Ball (1976–77) · Lawson (1977–78) · Kirby (1978–81) · Bullock (1981–84) · Ayre (1984c) · Jones (1984–86) · Ayre (1986–90) · McCalliog (1990–91) · McGrath (1991–92) · Rathbone (1992–93) · Wragg (1993–94) · Bird (1994–96) · Mulhall (1996c) · Carroll (1996–97) · Mulhall (1997–98) · O'Regan (1998–99) · Worthington (1999c) · Lillis (1999–2000) · Butler (2000c) · Parks (2000c) · Bracewell (2000–01) · Parks (2001c) · Redfearn (2001c) · Little (2001–02) · Redfearn (2002c) · Wilder (2002–08) (c) caretaker

v • d • e Derby County F.C. – Managers Newbould (1896–1906) · Methven (1906–22) · Potter (1922–25) · Jobey (1925–41) · Magner (1944–46) · McMillan (1946–53) · Barker (1953–55) · Storer, Jr. (1955–62) · Ward (1962–67) · B. Clough (1967–73) · Mackay (1973–76) · Murphy (1976–77) · Docherty (1977–79) · Addison (1979–82) · Newman (1982) · Taylor (1982–84) · McFarland (1984) · Cox (1984–93) · McFarland (1993–95) · Smith (1995–2001) · Todd (2001–02) · Gregory (2002–03) · Burley (2003–05) · Brown (2005–06) · Westley (2006) · Davies (2006–07) · Jewell (2007–08) · N. Clough (2009–)

v • d • e Stockport County F.C. – Managers Stewart (1894–1911) · Lewis (1911–14) · Ashworth (1914–19) · Williams (1919–24) · Scotchbrook (1924–26) · Hyde (1926–31) · Wilson (1932–33) · Westgarth (1934–36) · Kelly (1936–38) · Hunt (1939) · Marshall (1939–49) · Beattie (1949–52) · Duckworth (1952–56) · Moir (1956–60) · Flewin (1960–63) · Porteous (1963–65) · Quigley (1965–66) · Meadows (1966–69) · Galbraith (1969–70) · Woods (1970–71) · Doyle (1972–74) · Meadows (1974–75) · Hopkinson (1975) · Chapman (1975–76) · Quigley (1976–77) · Thompson (1977–78) · Summerbee (1978–79) · McGuigan (1979–82) · Webster (1982–85) · Murphy (1985) · Chapman (1985–86) · Melia (1986) · Murphy (1986–87) · Hartford (1987–89) · Bergara (1989–95) · Jones (1995–97) · Megson (1997–99) · Kilner (1999–2001) · Madden (2001) · Palmer (2001–03) · Hollins (2003) · McIlroy (2003–04) · Lillis (2004) · Turner (2004–05) · Gannon (2005–09)