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English football manager

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Eddie Lever was the manager of the English football club Portsmouth F.C. from 1952 to 1958. Lever took over at Pompey in 1952 after championship-winning manager Bob Jackson joined Hull City. He is credited with discovering a 16-year-old Jimmy Dickinson in the early 1940s.

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Brettell (1898–1901) Blyth (1901–04) Bonney (1904–08) Brown (1911–20) McCartney (1920–27) Tinn (1927–47) Jackson (1947–52) Lever (1952–58) Cox (1958–61) G. Smith (1961–70) Tindall (1970–73) Mortimore (1973–74) St John (1974–77) Dickinson (1977–79) Burrows (1979–82) Campbell (1982–84) Ball (1984–89) Gregory (1989–90) Burrows (1990–91) Barton (1991) J. Smith (1991–95) Fenwick (1995–98) Waldon (1998) Ball (1998–99) McNab (1999–00) Pulis (2000) Claridge (2000–01) Rix (2001–02) Redknapp (2002–04) Zajec (2004–05) Perrin (2005) Jordan (2005) Redknapp (2005–08) Adams & Jordan (2008) Adams (2008–09) Hart (2009) Groves & Woan (2009) Grant (2009–10) Cotterill (2010–11) Whittingham & Gray (2011) Appleton (2011–12) Whittingham (2012–13) Awford (2013) Barker (2013–14) Awford (2014–15) Waddock (2015) Cook (2015–17) Jackett (2017–21) Cowley (2021–23) Bassey (2023) Mousinho (2023–) (c) = caretaker manager

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