Mark Shanks (born 19 May 1959) is a Scottish former association football player and manager. Shanks played for Motherwell, Ayr United, Dumbarton and Dumfries club Queen of the South.

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Mark Shanks at Post War English & Scottish Football League A–Z Player's Transfer Database

Albion Rovers F.C. – managers

Montgomery (1920–22)
W. Reid (1922–29)
Lees (1929–35)
Weir (1935–37)
Lees (1937–49)
Beath (1950–52)
Fagan (1952–53)
Hutton (1953–61)
McGill (1961–62)
Telfer (1962–65)
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Stewart (1966–68)
Fagan (1968–69)
Harrower (1969)
Flavell (1969–72)
Beattie (1972–73)
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Caldwell (1974–76)
Goodwin (1976–81)
Hood (1981)
Baker (1981)
Whiteford (1981–82)
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Wilson (1983–84)
Rooney (1984)
Ritchie (1984)
Baker (1984–1985)
Franchetti (1985–1986)
Gemmell (1986–1987)
Provan (1987–91)
Oliver (1991–92)
McLaren (1992–93)
Gemmell (1993–94)
Spence (1994–95)
Crease (1995)
Moore (1996–98)
McLaren (1998–99)
Shanks (1999–2000)
McVeigh (2000–02)
Hetherston (2002–03)
McAllister (2003–05)
Lindsay (2005)
Chapman (2005–07)
McCormack (2007–08)
Martin (2008–12)
Lumsden (2012–13)
Ward (2013–14)
Young (2014–17)
Kerr (2017–18)
Brogan (2018)
Harper (2018–20)
B. Reid (2020–23)
Clark (2023–)

Ayr United F.C. – managers

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