Alan Fletcher
Appointed Manager: August 1950
Departed:

May 1951

First game in charge: 23rd August 1950
v Winsford United away L 1-2
Last game in charge: 11th May 1951
v Lanacshire Steel (M/cr Shield Final) away L 1-2
Games in charge: Played 48 Won 12 Drawn 6 Lost 30
Honours with Mossley Manchester FA Shield Finalist 1950/51

Clubs as Player:

Blackpool
Port Vale
Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic
Bristol Rovers
Mossley (Player Coach)
Sligo Rovers (Ireland) (Player Manager)
Mossley (Player Manager)

Previous Clubs as Manager   Mossley (Player Coach)
Sligo Rovers (Ireland) (Player Manager)
Later Clubs as Manager   none

Alan Frederick Fletcher was born in Pendleton on 28th October 1917. An inside forward he signed for Blackpool in January 1937 but failed to make their Football League side. He then moved to Bournemouth where he made 12 appearances in the 1938-39 season.

He joined Bristol Rovers in 1939 but the War intervened and following the cessation of hostilities he signed for Crewe Alexandra in September 1947.

He made just one first team appearance for Crewe early in the 1947-48 season before joining Mossley as player-coach under Len Butt. He made 54 appearances for Mossley that season scoring 3 goals before taking up a coaching post with Sligo Rovers in Ireland.

Fletcher returned to Mossley as Player-Manager for the 1950-51 season and made 43 appearances scoring one goal but it was a poor season for the Lilywhites and they finished just three places from the bottom of the Cheshire League and also went down to a shock defeat in the Manchester Challenge Shield Final losing 2-1 to Lancashire Steel.

Alan Fletcher passed away in Leigh in 1984 aged 67.