16 Facts About Gordon Chisholm

Gordon Chisholm was sacked the following season and was appointed manager of Scottish First Division club Queen of the South.

Gordon Chisholm left Queens in 2010 to manage Dundee, but was made redundant when the club went into administration in October 2010.

Unfortunately for Gordon Chisholm, he deflected Asa Hartford's shot into the net for Norwich's winning goal.

Gordon Chisholm scored a goal on his Hibs debut, a Scottish League Cup semi-final win against Rangers.

Gordon Chisholm later had spells at Dundee and Partick Thistle before retiring in 1992.

Gordon Chisholm was a "tall, commanding central defender" who "could play in the holding midfield role".

Gordon Chisholm had assistant manager roles at Partick Thistle, Clydebank, Ross County, Airdrie, Falkirk and Dundee United, primarily working with Ian McCall.

Gordon Chisholm was appointed as caretaker manager of Dundee United on 14 March 2005, following the sacking of Ian McCall.

Gordon Chisholm was given the position of manager on a permanent basis on 24 May 2005.

Gordon Chisholm then accepted the role as manager, appointing Kenny Brannigan as his assistant manager.

Gordon Chisholm applied for the vacant managerial position at Kilmarnock, but the job was taken by Jimmy Calderwood.

Two months later, Gordon Chisholm was offered the vacant position at Dundee.

Gordon Chisholm took the Dundee job while they were top of the First Division, although the club had just sacked Jocky Scott after going four games without a win.

Billy Dodds, who was the Queen of the South strikers coach under Gordon Chisholm, joined him at Dens Park as his assistant.

Gordon Chisholm resigned from his position at East Fife in October 2012 due to the pressures of combining both tasks and commuting from Lenzie to Methil.

Gordon Chisholm was then appointed as international development coach with Sunderland.