Ellis Stuttard

Ellis Stuttard
Personal information
Date of birth	24 April 1920
Place of birth	Padiham, England
Date of death	1983 (aged 62–63)
Playing position	Full back
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1937–1938	Burnley	0	(0)
1938–1947	Plymouth Argyle	29	(1)
1947–1951	Torquay United	82	(0)
Total		111	(1)
Teams managed
1961–1963	Plymouth Argyle
1965–1966	Exeter City
1970–1972	Plymouth Argyle
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

John Ellis Stuttard (24 April 1920 – 1983) was an English professional association footballer who played as a full back. After retiring, he had spells as manager of Plymouth Argyle and Exeter City.

External links

Ellis Stuttard career stats at the Post War Players Database
Ellis Stuttard managerial career at Soccerbase

Plymouth Argyle F.C. – managers

Brettell (1903–05)
Jack (1905–06)
Fullarton (1906–07)
Committee (1907–10)
Jack (1910–38)
Tresadern (1938–47)
Rae (1948–55)
Rowley (1955–60)
Dougall (1960–61)
Stuttard (1961–63)
Beattie (1963–64)
Allison (1964–65)
Ufton (1965–68)
Bingham (1968–70)
Stuttard (1970–72)
Waiters (1972–77)
Kelly (1977–78)
Allison (1978–79)
Saxton (1979–81)
Moncur (1981–83)
Hore (1983–84)
Smith (1984–88)
Brown (1988–90)
Kemp (1990–92)
Shilton (1992–95)
McCall (1995)
Warnock (1995–97)
Jones (1997–98)
Hodges (1998–00)
Sturrock (2000–04)
Williamson (2004–05)
Pulis (2005–06)
Holloway (2006–07)
Sturrock (2007–09)
Mariner (2009–10)
Reid (2010–11)
Fletcher (2011–13)
Sheridan (2013–15)
Adams (2015–)

Exeter City F.C. – managers

Chadwick (1908–22)
Mavin (1923–27)
D. Wilson (1928–29)
McDevitt (1929–35)
English (1935–39)
Roughton (1945–52)
Kirkman (1952–53)
Ward (1953)
Dodgin (1953–57)
Thompson (1957–58)
Broome (1958–60)
G. Wilson (1960–62)
Spiers (1962–63)
Edwards (1963–65)
Stuttard (1965–66)
Basford (1966–67)
Broome (1967–69)
Newman (1969–76)
Saxton (1977–79)
Godfrey (1979–83)
Francis (1983–84)
Iley (1984–85)
Appleton (1985–87)
Cooper (1988–91)
Ball (1991–94)
Cooper (1994–95)
Fox (1995–2000)
Blake (2000–01)
Cornforth (2001–02)
McNab (2002–03)
Peters (2003)
Dolan (2003–04)
Perryman (2004)
Inglethorpe (2004–06)
Tisdale (2006–)

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