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English footballer (born 1968)

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Lee Howells
Personal information
Full name	Lee David Howells
Date of birth	(1968-10-14) 14 October 1968 (age 56)
Place of birth	Fremantle, Australia
Height	5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
Position(s)	Midfielder
Senior career*
Years	Team	Apps	(Gls)
1986–1988	Bristol Rovers	0	(0)
1988–1991	Brisbane City FC	?	(?)
1991–2004	Cheltenham Town	367	(66)
2004	→ Merthyr Tydfil (loan)	13	(0)
2004–2005	Merthyr Tydfil	26	(2)
2005	Mangotsfield United	11	(0)
2005–2006	Clevedon Town	5	(0)
2006	Mangotsfield United	1	(0)
Total		423	(68)
Managerial career
2006–2007	Mangotsfield United
2012–2016	Bath City
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Lee David Howells (born 14 October 1968) is a football manager and former player who played as a midfielder for Bristol Rovers and Cheltenham Town in the Football League.

He was the manager of Conference South side Bath City between 2012 and 2016. As assistant manager, he helped them gain promotion in the 2009–10 season.

References

Dunk, Peter, ed. (1987). Rothmans Football Yearbook 1987–88. London: Queen Anne Press. p. 94. ISBN 978-0-356-14354-5.
"Lee Howells". Barry Hugman's Footballers. Retrieved 2 May 2020.

External links

Lee Howells at Soccerbase

v t e Bath City F.C. – managers
Ben Hargett (1908–1909) Charles Pinker (1909–1921) Billy Tout (1921–1925) Charles Pinker (1925–1927) Ted Davis (1927–1938) Alex Raisbeck (1938–1939) Ted Davis (1939–1945) Arthur Mortimer (1945–1947) Vic Woodley (1947–1950) Eddie Hapgood (1950–1956) Paddy Sloan (1956–1957) Bob Hewison (1957–1961) Arthur Cole (1961–1962) Malcolm Allison (1963–1964) Ivor Powell (1964–1967) Arnold Rodgers (1967–1971) Johnny Petts (1970–1971) Joe O'Neil (1971–1972) David Burnside (1972–1973) Roy Bence (1973–1973) Geoff Fox (1973–1973) Bert Head (1973–1975) Jack Smith (1975–1976) Brian Godfrey (1976–1979) Micky Burns (1979–1979) Bob Boyd (1979–1980) Stuart Taylor (1980–1982) BobbyJones (1982–1988) Harold Jarman (1988–1988) Les Alderman (1988–1989) George Rooney (1989–1991) Tony Ricketts (1991–1996) Millard (1996–1997) Bodin (1997–2001) Alan Pridham (2001–2003) Gary Owers (2003–2005) John Relish (2005–2008) Britton (2008–2012) Lee Howells (2012–2016) Gary Owers (2016–17) Jerry Gill (2017–24) Darren Way (2024–)

Bath City F.C. – managers

Ben Hargett (1908–1909)
Charles Pinker (1909–1921)
Billy Tout (1921–1925)
Charles Pinker (1925–1927)
Ted Davis (1927–1938)
Alex Raisbeck (1938–1939)
Ted Davis (1939–1945)
Arthur Mortimer (1945–1947)
Vic Woodley (1947–1950)
Eddie Hapgood (1950–1956)
Paddy Sloan (1956–1957)
Bob Hewison (1957–1961)
Arthur Cole (1961–1962)
Malcolm Allison (1963–1964)
Ivor Powell (1964–1967)
Arnold Rodgers (1967–1971)
Johnny Petts (1970–1971)
Joe O'Neil (1971–1972)
David Burnside (1972–1973)
Roy Bence (1973–1973)
Geoff Fox (1973–1973)
Bert Head (1973–1975)
Jack Smith (1975–1976)
Brian Godfrey (1976–1979)
Micky Burns (1979–1979)
Bob Boyd (1979–1980)
Stuart Taylor (1980–1982)
BobbyJones (1982–1988)
Harold Jarman (1988–1988)
Les Alderman (1988–1989)
George Rooney (1989–1991)
Tony Ricketts (1991–1996)
Millard (1996–1997)
Bodin (1997–2001)
Alan Pridham (2001–2003)
Gary Owers (2003–2005)
John Relish (2005–2008)
Britton (2008–2012)
Lee Howells (2012–2016)
Gary Owers (2016–17)
Jerry Gill (2017–24)
Darren Way (2024–)

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