Since 1954 Scotland have had various men take the manager’s role. From the charismatic Ally MacLeod, to the pragmatic Craig Brown.

It started as a part-time role, until 1967 when it became full-time. Prior to then, and for a period from 1954-1958, it was a selection committee that chose the team.

Andy Beattie	(1954)
Dawson Walker	(1958)
Matt Busby	(1958)
Andy Beattie	(1959-1960)
Ian McColl	(1960-1965)
Jock Stein	(1965)
John Prentice	(1966)
Malky MacDonald	(1966)
Bobby Brown	(1967-1971)
Tommy Docherty	(1971-1972)
Willie Ormond	(1973-1977)
Ally MacLeod	(1977-1978)
Jock Stein	(1978-1985)
Alex Ferguson	(1985-1986)

Andy Roxburgh	(1986-1993)
Craig Brown	(1993-2001)
Berti Vogts	(2002-2004)
Tommy Burns	(2004)
Walter Smith	(2004-2007)
Alex McLeish	(2007)
George Burley	(2008-2009)
Craig Levein	(2009)