Bobby Williamson

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  Published on: 11/1/2007    Last Visited: 6/12/2008  

  On Dinning's injury City boss Bobby Williamson said: "We're waiting for Tony's knee to settle down to find out the full extent of the damage.
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  The injuries will give other players the chance to shine and Williamson is expecting youngster Kevin Roberts could be just the man to fill the midfield role alongside Mark Hughes as City entertain Barnet on Tuesday night.
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  Tony Dinning, Tony Grant and Nathan Lowndes all hobbled off during the game which forced manager Bobby Williamson into changing the system on more that one occasion.
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  After the match Bobby Williamson expressed his delight at the contribution of two of City's younger players Kevin Roberts and Paul McManus.
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  Williamson admitted though that the draw was perhaps a fair result over the 90 minutes.He added: "It was a good game - both teams tried to win the match and I felt it was an end-to-end contest.
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  City manager Bobby Williamson is well aware of what the occasion means to both sets of fans.He said: "I'm looking forward to Sunday because I always look forward to a game of football.
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  "John Hartson feels that he needs to play at a higher level, but he was pleased to hear of Chester's interest and he spoke to our manager, Bobby Williamson, who is a good friend of Hartson."
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  Blues manager Bobby Williamson blamed missed chances as his side lost 2-0 at home to Milton Keynes Dons on Saturday.
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  City manager Bobby Williamson is hopeful that striking duo John Murphy (left) and Richie Partridge will both be fit to return to the side for the visit from League leaders Milton Keynes Dons tomorrow.
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  Williamson said: "Both of these players are capable and they've played their part so far this season.
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  Manager Bobby Williamson was disappointed with the performance blaming the defence and midfield for not getting behind the Bantams rearguard.
  
  Williamson said: "Richie Partridge and John Murphy were obviously missed - we can't afford to be without big players like them.
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  Regarding the injuries manager Bobby Williamson said: "I don't think those two will be available the way things are shaping up, so we'll have to look at other players in the squad.
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  Manager Bobby Williamson reflected after the defeat: "I felt we did enough to get something, but it never happened for us and obviously we are disappointed.
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  Manager Bobby Williamson said: "It took us a bit of time to get started, Lincoln came out of the traps flying as you would imagine with a new manager, they were certainly very impressive, I think we may be fortunate to come away with the three points.
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  City boss Bobby Williamson should be able to include former Imp Simon Yeo, Nathan Lowndes and Tony Grant to his squad after all three, having recovered from injury, took part in Wednesday's 5-0 reserve defeat.

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  Published on: 10/13/2007    Last Visited: 10/13/2007  

  Williamson is new City boss
  
  By WoodyMonday 14th May 2007
  
  Chester City have appointed Bobby Williamson as their new manager.
  
  Williamson succeeds Mark Wright who was sacked last month following a disappointing League Two campaign.
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  City chairman Stephen Vaughan explained to Sky Sports News why Williamson was the standout candidate to take the reins at The Saunders Honda Stadium.
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  Williamson made his name as a manager at SPL sides Kilmarnock and Hibernian before moving south and taking the reins at Championship-bound Plymouth - the club he left at the start of last season.
  
  The appointment will disappoint Livingston, who were running the rule over Williamson as a possible replacement for the axed John Robertson at Almondvale.
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  Meanwhile Rangers coach Malcolm Thompson will join Williamson as assistant manager, the future of youth team boss Simon Davies is not known at the minute.
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  Born in Glasgow in 1961, Williamson signed professioanal forms with Clydebank as a youngster, netting 35 goals over two season.The sort of form which brought about a move to Rangers.
  
  Sadly his time at Ibrox was hit by injury and unable to gain regular first team football, he moved to West Brom and then Rotherham with varied success before returning north of the border with Kilmarnock.
  
  After retiring from the game Williamson took over the managerial reigns with Killie, guiding them to Scottish Cup success in his first season and regular European qualification over his five year reign before the call came to take over at Hibs.
  
  Although the league positions at Easter Road were nothing startling, Williamson did lift Hibs from a relegation threatened side to a midtable one even knocking out Celtic and Rangers in the Scottish League Cup before losing to Livingston in the final.It was his talent for bringing through young talent that really saw him shine though.
  
  With his reputation soaring, the call from England came once again.This time the shape of then League One side Plymouth Argyle.With Paul Sturrock having guided the Greens to the top of the table before leaving for Southampton, Williamson won his first game in charge to secure the title.
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  Williamson stabilised the Greens in their first year back in the second flight and although a poor end of season run saw them finish just three points above the drop zone, they were never in real danger.
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  Since his departure from the Devon club in September 2005, Williamson has been involved with coaching and developing the young Scottish stars in the Under 18 and 19 set-ups north of the border before the call came to take over at the Saunders Honda Stadium.

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  City manager Bobby Williamson was forced into another change as Lowndes was forced from the field to be replaced by young winger Paul McManus.
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  With Tuesday's injured duo missing manager Bobby Williamson brought in Tony Grant and Nathan Lowndes while Simon Yeo started ahead of Chris Holroyd.
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  Paul McManus replaced Lowndes and Paul Rutherford came on for Grant as manager Bobby Williamson looked to change things.
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  But it was another reasonable performance from Bobby Williamson's men, and they were unlucky not to leave Yorkshire without a point for their efforts.

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  Published on: 5/15/2008    Last Visited: 5/15/2008  

  Bobby Williamson "I joined Kilmarnock a year after Tommy had joined.

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  I am calling on the support of everyone," Williamson said.
  
  So who is Bobby Williamson?
  
  Bobby Williamson was born in 1961 in Glasgow, Scotland.His playing career commenced at Clydebank where he scored 35 goals over an 85 game spell.
  
  Williamson @ RangersHe obviously impressed as a move to the SPL beckoned when he joined Glasgow Rangers.Sadly, he was blighted with injury however and he moved south of the border to pursue a career in the English game.
  
  Spells followed at West Bromwich Albion and at Rotherham United, indeed Bobby was part of the Rotherham United squad that faced Chester City on the 28th April 1990.
  
  This was CIty's last game at The Stadium, Sealand Road,Eventually Williamson moved back to Scotland and to Kilmarnock where he was to play his last game of competitive football.
  
  In 1997, Williamson became manager of Kilmarnock and had near instant success by lifting the Scottish Cup in his first season at the club.
  
  European experience
  
  Williamson also guided 'The Knock' to compete in Europe.He regularly qualified for continental competition during his time at Kilmarnock, reaching the top four in the Scottish Premier League four years out of six.
  
  Bobby has managed some household names in Scotland including former Scotland internationals, Ally McCoist and Ian Durrant.
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  Williamson has a long association with Kilmarnock but he eventually moved on to Hibernian in February 2002.
  
  It was at Hibs that he developed several youth players, Hibs built up quite a reputation under Williamson for nurturing young talent and at the conclusion of the 2003/4 season he led out a youthful Hibernian team to face Livingston.
  
  Whilst they lost 2-0 on the day having knocked out Celtic and Rangers, it is a credit to Williamson that he put his faith in his younger players.In April 2004, Bobby moved south again.He joined Plymouth Argyle.
  
  He won his first game in charge at Home Park, a special game for the Pilgrims as this secured promotion to from Football League One.His spell at Argyle ended in September 2005.Of late,
  
  Williamson has been involved in the Scotland 'B' and under 19's set up.Williamson has penned a two year deal that will see him at City until May 2009.

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  Published on: 1/14/2008    Last Visited: 1/27/2008  

  Blues must do better says Bobby WilliamsonBlues must do better says Bobby Williamson - Wrexham Leader CHESTER City boss Bobby Williamson today reflected on his team's latest setback." />
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  Blues must do better says Bobby Williamson
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  CHESTER City boss Bobby Williamson today reflected on his team's latest setback.The Chester manager watched as his side suffered a 1-0 home league defeat against second bottom Mansfield Town.
  
  City have now gone five league games without a win and their hopes of claiming a play-off place are fading.
  
  Williamson said: "It was a disappointing result because we knew exactly how they (Mansfield) would go about their business - and that's exactly what they've done.
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  Williamson admitted he would be looking at the way in which Mansfield snatched maximum points from the contest, and added: "It was a poor goal to concede by any stretch of the imagination, and any way you want to look at it.
  
  "I will be analysing the goal and I'll be looking at ways we will be able to learn from it, but it was a disappointing goal."
  
  And reflecting on Chester's poor run of form which has seen the club only pocket one point from their last five games, Williamson added: "I was slightly concerne
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  Bobby Williamson: Chester beaten by offside goal
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  Paul staying put says Bobby Williamson

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  Published on: 2/1/2008    Last Visited: 6/12/2008  

  Ahead of the game manager Bobby Williamson said: "Confidence is a big thing in football.
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  Williamson added: "I thought we played well on that occasion and had chances to score goals in that match, but unfortunately their goalkeeper made a few good saves.Our performance was good and I think we showed Dons that we're not a bad team and.Hopefully if we can play like that tomorrow the result will be different."
  
  , Bobby Williamson's weekly Evening Leader bulletin
  
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  A delighted manager Bobby Williamson said after the win: "It will take a while for us to enjoy it, it is a great three points in what was always going to be a difficult game and it seemed that way when we lost a goal just on half time, well just after half time as far as I was concerned as two minutes were added on.We said to the guys, that wasn't a goal in it, there was nothing separating the teams and if we went out and applied ourselves and looked out for each other we would get a result and is exactly what they did."
  
  He continued: "They have worked really hard for each other and we have got the breaks, the penalty decision was a great shout for us and it has been long overdue, as I have been saying, we needed a break and we got that today."
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  Ahead of the crucial game manager Bobby Williamson said: "They're all big games for us at this moment in time.We've got to get the monkey off our back by actually going out and winning a football match.The longer that continues, the harder it gets.But I do believe it changes very, very quickly in football and we're getting close to getting all our players back to match fitness and I think you'll see a different Chester City in the coming weeks."Following last weeks absence through a hamstring injury, Williamson should be able to call on the services Kevin Ellison for tomorrow's clash, however there is still a doubt over defender Laurence Wilson who was injured in Saturday's defeat to Notts County but was expected to return to training.
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  , Bobby Williamson's weekly Evening Leader bulletin
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  Blues manager Bobby Williamson said: "Craig Lindfield has returned to Liverpool and we wish him well.
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  Manager Bobby Williamson said after this latest home defeat: "Once again we are disappointed.
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  Manager Bobby Williamson said ahead of the game: "We could quite easily get beat by anyone in this division at this moment in time but we could quite easily win a game.
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  Following a terrible run of results culminating in last night's 6-2 thrashing at Dagenham & Redbridge, assistant manager Jimmy Bone (left) has left Deva Stadium today following discussion's between club owner Steve Vaughan, manager Bobby Williamson and several senior players.
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  Williamson said: "We can't hold anything against Jimmy - he's not the reason why we're not winning football matches but we just found we needed to shake things up a bit.
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  City manager Bobby Williamson said after the latest debacle: "It is unacceptable, we had too many players out there who didn't perform tonight, who didn't do their jobs properly and I have never been so angry, it is the angriest I have been for a long, long time.
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  The club have brought in Jason McAteer to join the coaching staff and work under Bobby Williamson and assistant manager Jimmy Bone.
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  A disappointed manager Bobby Williamson Williamson said after this latest defeat: "We're getting punished at every opportunity but you've got to believe in yourself.
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  City manager Bobby Williamson told the Daily Post: "I am delighted that Stephen has agreed to rejoining us.
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  Manager Bobby Williamson was able to recall midfielder Tony Dinning folowing injury and his experience was a needed boost to a side yet to win this year.
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  Williamson is hoping that Saturday's draw can act as a springboard to get the season back on track.He said: "I'm hoping this draw will be the catalyst to start us on a run.
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  Manager Bobby Williamson must make do without the services of Kevin Ellison and Laurence Wilson who both begin three match suspensions.
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  On Dinning's possible return manager Bobby Williamson told the Chronicle: "There's every chance.

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  Published on: 4/1/2004    Last Visited: 10/8/2008  

  The task of identifying the next manager of Hibernian Football Club is underway - but contrary to what Hibernian fans might read elsewhere, this was not an exercise that started before Bobby Williamson departed to take up a new job, nor was there any pre-prepared short-list of candidates for what is one of the top jobs in Scottish football!Speculation has been rife in the media, and that is normal - however Rod Petrie and the rest of the Hibernian Board have been taking great care to ensure that everything is done in the correct manner, and today the Chief Executive reveals just how the Club will go about selecting a successor to Bobby Williamson.
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  The Board of Hibernian FC today confirmed that the process to find a new Manager for the Club is underway following the departure of Bobby Williamson.
  
  Plymouth Argyle FC today announced that they have agreed terms with Bobby Williamson to take over as their manager with immediate effect.Bobby goes with the best wishes of all at Hibernian.
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  Reflecting on Saturday's two all draw with Dundee at Dens Park Hibs boss Bobby Williamson was forced to contemplate what might have been - after Hibs conceded a late equaliser at a wind and rain-swept Dens Park.
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  It's business as usual for Hibs manager Bobby Williamson as he took in the usual pre-match press briefing at Easter Road this afternoon.Speculation over his own future were firmly laid to one side as the boss concentrated on the visit to Dundee tomorrow and the remaining games of the season, the post-split match fixtures revealed this afternoon with Hibs heading for Rugby Park next week before playing their final two home games back to back the following week ...
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  The central defender has had a great season by all accounts, demonstrating to Hibs fans just why Bobby Williamson was so anxious to sign up the Northern Ireland international from Preston in the first place.
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  While Bobby Williamson was far from blaming Dunfermline's artificial surface as a reason for Hibs not winning through at East End Park last night, the Hibs boss joined the growing number of people in the game condemming the experimental surface.
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  After breaking into Bobby Williamson's first team around this time a year ago, Brown has been pretty much ever-present this season and as a result the Under-21 international has improved his game along with a host of Hibee youngsters.
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  Bobby Williamson was a happy man in just about every way following his sides 3-0 win over former club Kilmarnock at Easter Road yesterday afternoon.
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  Possibly the most pleasing aspect for Williamson was the manner in which Hibs closed out the game in the second half, giving Kilmarnock no real chance of recovery - clearly the young Hibees are learning a few vital lessons ...
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  Bobby Williamson reported more injury problems in his ravaged squad this afternoon, with Mathias Doumbe returning but Jonathan Baillie likely to be counted out of the side to face Kilmarnock at Easter Road tomorrow afternoon.
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  Bobby Williamson's post-match press call was by far the most pleasant the manager has had to preside over in some weeks.Although it was not the best performance from his side in recent times Hibs did grind out a win, perhaps an ability that has been lacking in the side of late.
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  Hibs will not be letting up in the slightest as Bobby Williamson insisted his side have not given up on a top six slot just yet - difficult as he admits that might be.

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  Published on: 12/1/2007    Last Visited: 6/12/2008  

  With forward Nathan Lowndes ruled out through injury, manager Bobby Williamson gave a full debut to Glenn Rule, the rest of the team was unchanged from the side that started against Bury on Saturday.
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  Williamson was forced into replacing the injured John Murphy with Simon Yeo.

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  Published on: 6/17/2008    Last Visited: 6/17/2008  

  Robert V. Williamson, MDBlue Ridge Orthopedics for orthopedic surgery in Mount Airy, North Carolina
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  Robert V. Williamson, MD
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  Robert V. Williamson, MD
  
  Dr. Williamson received his undergraduate education at Washington and
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  military service, Dr. Williamson brought his family back to their rootsin North Carolina.
  
  Dr. Williamson is a fully licensed physician in the state of NorthCarolina and is an active member of the medical staff of NorthernHospital of Surry County.He is board certified by the American Boardof Orthopaedic Surgeons and maintains active fellowship in the AmericanAcademy of Orthopaedic Surgeons.
  
  Dr. Williamson has great experience in most aspects of Orthopaedic

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