Donald Park

In September 1978 he was transferred to Partick Thistle, in a swap deal involving Denis McQuade, and he played an important role for the Maryhill Magyars as they perennially fought relegation from the Premier Division.

[2] Sauzee was sacked by Hibs after only 69 days as manager, and Park left the club at the end of the 2001–02 season.

[2] Park was credited with the development of young players including Derek Riordan,[3] Kenny Miller, Ian Murray, Tam McManus and Garry O'Connor.

Following Craig Levein's move to Leicester City, Robertson and Park were appointed to be the Hearts management team.

Robertson and Park's career at Hearts was brief and, despite reaching two cup semi-finals and achieving a fifth-place finish in the league, they were sacked and replaced by George Burley in 2005.

Following the departure of Craig Brewster to Dundee Utd, Inverness appointed Charlie Christie to be interim manager.