From Hugh Shaw to Neil Lennon - know more about Hibernian's managers.
Here is a comprehensive collection of managers to have sat in the Hibee hotseat.
1900 - 1903 & 1904 - 1919
(598 games as manager)
Dan McMichael is the only manager to have taken charge of Hibernian in two separate spells, being the first manager of the club from 1900-03 and then returning in 1904 after Phil Kelso left for Woolwich Arsenal.
1903 - 1904
(28 games as manager)
Manager of Hibernian for one season, Phil Kelso moved on to newly promoted Woolwich Arsenal in 1904.
1919 - 1921
(52 games as manager)
1921 - 1925
(225 games as manager)
1925 - 1936
(440 games as manager)
1936 - 1948
(484 games as manager)
Described at the time, along with Harry Swan and Hugh Shaw, as one of the architects of the modern Hibernian, manager Willie McCartney joined the club in the summer of 1936.
1948 - 1961
(604 games as manager)
After a short spell as manager at Elgin, Hugh Shaw returned to his former stomping ground, Easter Road, as a trainer in 1935 before undertaking the manager's role.
1961 - 1964
(112 games as manager)
1964 - 1965
(50 games as manager)
1965 - 1969
(230 games as manager)
1969 - 1970
(60 games as manager)
1970 - 1971
(26 games as manager)
1971 - 1980
(454 games as manager)
Perhaps not the most successful Hibernian manager ever but possibly the best, Eddie Turnbull would orchestrate one of the greatest ever Hibernian sides.
1980 - 1980
(31 games as manager)
1980 - 1982
(78 games as manager)
1982 - 1984
(91 games as manager)
1984 - 1986
(98 games as manager)
1986 - 1996
(453 games as manager)
1996 - 1998
(48 games as manager)
1998 - 2001
(164 games as manager)
2001 - 2002
(15 games as manager)
Franck Sauzée would only win one game during his fleeting 69-day reign in the dugout at Easter Road.
2002 - 2004
(93 games as manager)
2004 - 2006
(108 games as manager)
2006 - 2007
(54 games as manager)
2008 - 2009
(62 games as manager)
2009 - 2010
(62 games as manager)
2010 - 2011
(49 games as manager)
2011 - 2013
(87 games as manager)
2013 - 2014
(29 games as manager)
Regarded as a very optimistic appointment amongst the Hibernian support, Butcher's reign ended in bitter disapppointment after a succession of defeats consigned the club to relegation from the top flight.
2014 - 2016
(100 games as manager)
Alan Stubbs was appointed Head Coach of Hibernian in June 2014, taking over the reigns at a difficult time following the club's relegation from the Scottish Premiership in the previous month.
2016 - present
In his debut season in the dugout at Hibernian, Neil guided Hibernian to the Ladbrokes Championship title and promotion back to the top flight of Scottish football, as well as the William Hill Scottish Cup Semi Final.
