Will Grigg

Name: William Donald Grigg
Born: 3 July 1991, Solihull (England)
Height: 5.11 ft
Weight: 11.00 st
Position: Forward

Representative Honours: Northern Ireland: Full (2012-date), 10 Under-21 Caps / 1 Goal, 17 Under-19 Caps / 2 Goals.
Club Honours: (with Brentford) Football League One Runner-Up 2013/14; (with MK Dons) Football League One Runner-Up 2014/15; Football League One Champion 2015/16.
Awards: League One PFA Fans' Player of the Month March 2016; Football League One Player of the Month April 2016, April 2018; League One Topscorer 2015/16; PFA League One Team of the Year 2015/16, 2017/18; EFL Team of the Year 2016.

Club Career:
Teams.... --Seasons-- Signed -Fee- --League-- FA Cup FL Cup Other
Birmingham City ............ Youth ..0 (0)/ 0
Solihull Moors ............. Youth
Stratford Town ...... Sep-07 . n/c
Walsall.. 08/09-12/13 Jun-10 Youth .63(36)/27 4(1)/0 2(1)/0 2(0)/1 
Brentford 13/14-14/15 Jul-13 Nom'l .16(18)/ 4 1(1)/0 
MK Dons . 14/15 ..... Jul-14 .Loan .31(13)/20 2(1)/0 1(2)/2 
Wigan Ath 15/16- date Jul-15 £900k


By Season: (totals to end 2015/16)

Club	Season	Div	Totals			League			FA Cup			FL Cup			Other
			St	Sb	Gl	St	Sb	Gl	St	Sb	Gl	St	Sb	Gl	St	Sb	Gl
Walsall - - - - Brentford - MK.Dons.(l) Wigan Ath.	2008/09 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 2014/15 2015/16	Eng (3) Eng (3) Eng (3) Eng (3) Eng (3) Eng (3) Eng (2) Eng (3) Eng (3)	0 0 9 20 42 17 0 34 38	(1) (0) (21) (13) (3) (19) (0) (16) (5)	0 0 4 4 20 4 0 22 28	0 0 8 17 38 16 0 31 35	(1) (0) (20) (12) (3) (18) (0) (13) (5)	0 0 4 4 19 4 0 20 25	- - 1 2 1 1 - 2 1	- - (0) (1) (0) (1) - (1) (0)	- - 0 0 0 0 - 0 0	- - 0 - 2 - - 1 1	- - (1) - (0) - - (2) (0)	- - 0 - 0 - - 2 1	- - - 1 1 - - - 1	- - - (0) (0) - - - (0)	- - - 0 1 - - - 2
		TOTALS	140	(78)	82	110	(67)	51	8	(3)	0	4	(3)	3	3	(0)	3

Biography:

To follow.

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IrishFA
Wikipedia
Soccerbase

Northern Ireland Cap Details:

02-06-2012 Netherlands A L 0-6 FR
06-02-2013 Malta ..... A D 0-0 FR
14-08-2013 Russia .... H W 1-0 WCQ sub
10-09-2013 Luxembourg. A L 2-3 WCQ sub
11-10-2013 Azerbaijan. A L 0-2 WCQ sub
26-03-2015 Scotland .. A L 0-1 FR
31-05-2015 Qatar ..... N D 1-1 FR
27-05-2016 Belarus.... H W 3-0 FR. sub 1 goal
still active

Northern Ireland Under-21 Cap Details:
03-09-2010 San Marino... H W 4-0 ECQ sub 1 goal
04-09-2010 Germany...... A L 0-3 ECQ sub
17-11-2010 Scotland..... A L 1-2 FR
09-02-2011 Wales........ A L 0-2 FR
31-05-2011 Faroe Islands A D 0-0 ECQ
10-08-2011 Faroe Islands H W 4-0 ECQ sub
02-09-2011 Serbia....... A L 0-1 ECQ
06-09-2011 Denmark...... H L 0-3 ECQ sub
15-11-2011 Serbia....... H L 0-2 ECQ
10-05-2012 FYR Macedonia A L 0-1 ECQ

Summary: 6(4)/1. Won 2, Drew 1, Lost 7.

Mark Glendinning

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Name: Mark Glendinning
Born: 2 April 1970, Belfast
Height: 5.09 ft
Weight: 12.04 st
Position: Left-Back

Representative Honours: Northern Ireland: 1 Under-21 Cap (1994), Under-19, Under-18; Irish League: 2 Caps (1989-1995).
Club Honours: (with Bangor) Irish Cup Winner 1992/93, Runner-Up 1993/94; Co. Antrim Shield Winner 1988/89; (with Glenavon) Irish Cup Winner 1996/97, Runner-Up 1995/96, 1997/98; Floodlit Cup Winner 1996/97; Co. Antrim Shield Winner 1995/96; Mid Ulster Cup Winner 1998/99; (with Glentoran) Irish League Champion 2004/05; Irish Cup Winner 2003/04, Runner-Up 2002/03, 2005/06; Irish League Cup Winner 2004/05, Runner-Up 2005/06; Co. Antrim Shield 2001/02.
Awards: NI FWA Player of the Year 2005; Ulster Young Player of the Year 1988.

Club Career:

Clubs	Seasons	Signed	Fee	League	FA Cup	FL Cup	Europe	Other
Bangor	87/88-94/95	1986	Youth	134/19	-	-	4(0)/1	-
Glenavon	95/96-00/01	Jul-95	£40,000	155/19	-	-	4(0)/0	-
Glentoran	01/02-08/09	Jul-01	Free	*179/30	-	-	5(1)/1	-
TOTALS		£10,000		468/68	-	-	13(1)/2	-

* all domestic games.

Biography:
Mark Glendinning was rated among the best left-backs in the Irish League over a near twenty-year period. He made his debut for Bangor against Glenavon in October 1987 and by the end of that season he had been crowned Ulster Young Player of the Year. Through the early-90s he was part of the Seasiders side that enjoyed unprecedented success, qualifying for Europe for the first time in 1991 and winning their first Irish Cup in 1993. His form was rewarded with an Under-21 cap against Romania in 1994 as well as two appearances for the Irish League.

In 1995 Glendinning made a big money move to Glenavon where he enjoyed continued success, particularly in cup competitions.

By the time he joined Glentoran in 2001 many speculated that Glendinning was past it. He rapidly proved any doubters wrong. Although injury caused him to miss out on a League winner's medal in 2003 he did play a vital role in the title run-in. In 2005 he finally got hold of that elusive medal and also claimed the Northern Ireland Football Writers' Player of the Year Award. Over the following few seasons injuries continued to plague Glendinning. By the time of his retirement, Glendinning had scored close to one hundred goals, an impressive tally for a defender.

More to follow.

Northern Ireland Under-21 Cap Details:
22-03-1994 Romania H D 0-0 FR

Summary: 1/0. Won 0, Drew 1, Lost 0.

Irish League Representative Honours:
17-05-1989 League of Ireland A L 0-3
07-03-1995 League of Ireland A D 1-1

Summary: 2/0. Won 0, Drew 1, Lost 1.

Bryan Gilfillan

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Name: Bryan James Gilfillan
Born: 14 September 1984, Cardenden (Scotland)
Height: 6.00 ft
Weight:
Position: Midfielder

Representative Honours: Northern Ireland: 9 Under-21 Caps / 1 Goal.
Club Honours: (with Gretna) Scottish Third Division Champion 2004/05; (with Peterhead) Scottish League Two Champion 2013/14.

Club Career:
Teams.............. --Seasons-- Signed --Fee-- --League-- FA Cup FL Cup Other
Inverness C Thistle 01/02-02/03 Oct-00 ..Youth ..0 (3)/ 0
Brora Rangers...... 01/02 ..... Oct-01 ...Loan (Highland Football League)
Cowdenbeath........ 03/04-04/05 Jul-03 ...Free .33 (1)/ 7 3(0)/1 3(0)/1 1(1)/0
Gretna............. 04/05-05/06 Aug-04 £10,000 .21 (5)/ 6 2(0)/0
Stranraer.......... 05/06 ..... Jan-06 ...Loan .14 (1)/ 0 ............. 1(0)/0
Peterhead.......... 06/07 ..... Aug-06 ...Free .31 (4)/ 1 1(0)/0 2(0)/0
Cowdenbeath........ 07/08 ..... Aug-07 ...Free .24 (1)/ 2 1(0)/0 1(0)/0
Sunshine Coast Fire 2008 ...... Apr-08 ...Free (Queensland State League)
Annan Athletic..... 08/09 ..... Dec-08 ...Free ..6 (0)/ 0
Sunshine Coast Fire 2009 ...... Feb-09 ...Free (Queensland State League)
Annan Athletic..... 09/10-11/12 Jul-09 ...Free .71(15)/12 ...... 2(0)/0 5(2)/2
Clyde ............. 12/13 ..... Aug-12 .. Free. 16 (1)/ 3
Peterhead United .. 12/13-14/15 Jan-13 ........ 41(18)/ 7 0(1)/0 0(2)/0 4(2)/0
Airdrieonians ..... 14/15- date Jan-15

Biography:
Scottish-born midfielder Bryan Gilfillan qualified to play for Northern Ireland through his Ballymoney-born parents. He began his career at Inverness Caledonian Thistle, but was released after just three substitute appearances and he signed a part-time deal with Third Division Cowdenbeath in 2003. He proved a useful goalscoring midfielder with the Blue Brazil, so earning a move to big-spending Gretna early in the 2004/05 season.

It was his performances as Gretna stormed to the Division Three title that earned Gilfillan a surprise call-up to the Northern Ireland Under-21 squad, and he made his debut in a 2-1 win over Scotland in February 2005. Such was the excitement within Gretna over a first international call-up for one of their players, that millionaire owner Brooks Mileson flew a 28-person party over to the game in Belfast!

Gilfillan lost his place in the Gretna firstteam due to injury and a dip in form and played no part as they stormed to another promotion in 2005/06 season. Instead, he played much of that season in the (higher level) First Division with Stranraer and in the summer of 2006 he joined Peterhead. Throughout this time, when fit, he was a regular Under-21 international.

Since 2006 Gilfillan has led something of a nomadic footballing career, taking in several lower-league Scottish teams as well as a spells playing in Australia.

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Northern Ireland Under-21 Cap Details:
08-02-2005 Scotland....... H W 2-1 FR
16-08-2005 Rep. of Ireland H D 2-2 FR
06-02-2006 Israel......... A W 1-0 FR
28-02-2006 Wales.......... A W 1-0 FR
12-04-2006 Leichtenstein.. A W 4-1 ECQ 1 goal
10-05-2006 Leichtenstein.. H W 4-0 ECQ
16-05-2006 Scotland....... H W 1-0 FR
16-08-2006 Romania........ A L 0-3 ECQ
01-09-2006 Germany........ H L 2-3 ECQ

Summary: 9/1. Won 6, Drew 1, Lost 2.

Johnny Gorman

Name: Rory John Gorman
Born: 26 October 1992, Cheshire (ENG)
Height: 5.10 ft
Weight: 12.04 st
Position: Midfielder

Representative Honours: Northern Ireland: 9 Full Caps (2010-2011), 6 Under-21 Caps (2011-2013), 3 Under-19 Caps / 1 Goal, 5 Under-17 Caps, 2 Under-16 Caps / 1 Goal; Republic of Ireland: Youth.
Club Honours: (with Barrow) Conference North Champion 2014/15.

Club Career:
Teams.......... --Seasons-- Signed -Fee- League FA Cup FL Cup Others
Manchester City .................. Youth
Manchester Utd.................... Youth
Wolverhampton W 11/12-12/13 ..2009 Youth 0(1)/0
Plymouth Argyle 12/13 ..... Aug-12 .Loan 1(1)/0 ...... 2(0)/1
Macclesfield ...12/13 ..... Jan-13 .Loan 0(1)/0 (Conference National) 
Cambridge Utd.. 12/13 ..... Mar-13 .Loan 0(2)/0 (Conference National)
Leyton Orient . 13/14 ..... Aug-13 .Free 0(2)/0 1(2)/0 0(1)/0 1(0)/0
Crewe Alexandra ........... Jul-14 Trial 0(0)/0
Southport ..... 14/15 ..... Aug-14 .Free 3(2)/1 (Conference National)
Barrow ........ 14/15 ..... Oct-14 .Free ...... (Conference North)
AFC Telford Utd 15/16 ..... Jun-15 .Free ...... (National League North)
Colwyn Bay .... 15/16 ......Feb-16 .Loan ...... (Northern Premier League)
Curzon Ashton.. 16/17 ......Aug-16 ..... ...... (National League North)
Ashton United.. 16/17  .....Dec-16 .Dual.. .... (Northern Premier League)

Atherton Col'es.16/17 ..... Feb-17 .Dual ...... (North West Counties Lge)

Northwich Vic...17/18 ..... Oct-17 .Dual ...... (North West Counties Lge)

Frome Town .....18/19- date Oct-18

Biography:
Johnny Gorman spent a year with Man City and six with Man United as a teenager before joining Wolves' academy. Although born in England, his mother was originally from Coleraine. His Irish lineage was originally taken advantage of by the FAI and he played for the Republic of Ireland at Under-16 level before he switched allegiances to Northern Ireland for whom he played at Under-16 and Under-17 level.

Called into the Northern Ireland squad that toured North and South America in 2010 despite having not yet made his firstteam debut for Wolves, and indeed played just half-an-hour of reserve team football, Gorman started both matches of the tour. He had had to take time off from studying for his A Levels to take part and at the age of just 17 years and 212 days he was the seventh youngest Northern Ireland debutant ever. Amazingly, just two months earlier he had played for Repton School in the ISFA Boodles Cup final defeat by Shrewsbury School.

Gorman retained his place in the senior squad for the August friendly against Montenegro having a month earlier starred for the Under-20s as they reached the Milk Cup final. He made his senior competitive debut as a late substitute in a Euro qualifier against Slovenia in September 2010. His continued inclusion in the Northern Ireland squad ahead of more experienced players for the remainder of Nigel Worthington's tenure as manager was questioned by many.

On 24th March 2012 Gorman made his Wolves senior debut, coming off the bench late on in a 2-1 Premier League defeat by Norwich. By the time of his first league appearance he had already been awarded nine full caps.

Gorman joined Plymouth on loan for the first half of the 2012/13 season, though the move was cut short in September as Wolves felt he was not getting sufficient first team experience. Later in the season he played on loan in the Conference National for Macclesfield and Cambridge United. With Wolves relegated from the Championship, Gorman was released in a mass clear-out.

After a successful trial Gorman joined Leyton Orient for the 2013/14 season. He failed to make an impact at Orient and was released after just seven appearances as the club earned promotion to the Championship via the play-offs. He dropped into non-league football, briefly featuring for Southport before helping Barrow to the 2014/15 Conference North title. He remained at that level (renamed National League North), signing for Telford in 2015.

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BBC News Report

Northern Ireland Cap Details:
26-05-2010 Turkey...... N L 0-2 FR
30-05-2010 Chile....... A L 0-1 FR
11-08-2010 Montenegro.. A L 0-2 FR. sub
03-09-2010 Slovenia.... A W 1-0 ECQ sub
17-11-2010 Morocco..... H D 1-1 FR 
25-03-2011 Serbia...... A L 1-2 ECQ
24-05-2011 Rep. Ireland A L 0-5 CNC
27-05-2011 Wales....... N L 0-2 CNC
11-10-2011 Italy....... A L 0-3 ECQ

Summary: 7(2)/0. Won 1, Drew 1, Lost 7.

Northern Ireland Under-21 Cap Details:
15-11-2011 Serbia...... H L 0-2 ECQ
13-11-2012 England..... A L 0-2 FR. sub
14-08-2013 Denmark..... H L 1-4 FR. sub
11-10-2013 Belgium..... H L 0-1 ECQ sub
15-10-2013 Serbia...... A L 1-3 ECQ sub
19-11-2013 Cyprus...... H W 1-0 ECQ sub*

Summary: 1(5)/0. Won 1, Drew 0, Lost 5.
* some sources credit Gorman with the goal in this match, officially it is recorded as an own goal.

Pictures courtesy of Roy Cathcart and Redneck Rich from the OWC Forum.

Jack Graham

Name: John Graham
Born: Belfast
Height:
Weight:
Position: Right-Half

Representative Honours: Ireland: 2 Amateur Caps (1938), 1 Junior Cap (1935).
Club Honours: (with Bangor) Irish Cup Runner-Up 1937/38.

Club Career:

Teams	Seasons	Signed	Fee	League	FA.Cup	Other
Broadway Utd	-	-	-	-	-	-
Cliftonville	-	-	Amateur	-	-	-
Bangor	-	Aug-37	Amateur	-	-	-
TOTALS	-	£-		-	-	-

Biography:
A right-back or right-half, Jack Graham was a member of the Bangor team that reached the Irish Cup final, for the first team in their history, in 1938. Against Belfast Celtic, the giants of the local game, Bangor managed a 0-0 draw at Solitude only to succumb 2-0 in the replay. Graham was rewarded for his form that season with two amateur caps as Ireland earned a credible draw with England at Filbert Street, Leicester and a 2-1 win over Scotland in Belfast.

A product of the successful Ulsterville Public Elementary School side, Graham's first taste of the game as a "grown-up" was with Broadway United where he stayed only briefly. He then joined Cliftonville where he earned Junior international honours and was then a reserve for the Ireland Amateur side that travelled to Blackpool 1936. In the summer of 1937 he had the choice of a professional deal with Bangor, but instead he elected to remain an amateur and joined Bangor.

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Ireland Amateur Cap Details:
19-02-1938 England. A D 1-1
13-04-1938 Scotland H W 2-1

Summary: 2/0. Won 1, Drew 1, Lost 0.



Additional details from an ISN profile (15/04/1938) kindly forwarded by Jim Murphy.