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12 May 2013

Northern Ireland's English Title Winning Players

The following (Northern) Ireland players have claimed top division league winners medals in England (Football League until 1992, Premier League thereafter)...

Possibly incomplete.

3
Jonny Evans (Manchester United) 2009 [16(1)/0], 2011 [11(2)/0], 2013 [21(2)/3]
Bill McCracken (Newcastle United) 1905 [13/0], 1907 [22/1], 1909 [30/1] (also won Irish League title with Distillery in 1903)
Jack Reynolds (Aston Villa) 1894 [30/7], 1896 [22/2], 1897 [30/2]

Jonny Evans
(Manchester United)
2
George Best (Manchester United) 1965 [41/10], 1967 [42/10]
Elisha Scott (Liverpool) 1922 [39/0], 1923 [42/0] (also won Irish League titles with Belfast Celtic in 1919 and 1936)
Billy Lacey (Liverpool) 1922 [39/1], 1923 [30/1]

1
Roy Carroll (Manchester United) 2003 [8(2)/0] (also won Greek League title with Olympiakos 2013 and Irish League title with Linfield 2017)
John McClelland (Leeds United) 1992 [16(2)/0]
Martin O'Neill (Nottingham Forest) 1979 [38(2)/8]
Pat Rice (Arsenal) 1971 [41/0]
Tommy Jackson (Everton) 1970 [14(1)/0] (also won Irish League titles with Glentoran in 1967 and 1968)
Billy Bingham (Everton) 1963 [23/5]
Danny Blanchflower (Tottenham Hotspur) 1961 [42/6]
Jimmy McIlroy (Burnley) 1960 [32/6]
Alex Elder (Burnley) 1960 [34/0]
Jackie Blanchflower (Manchester United) 1956 [18/3]
Liverpool: Football League Champions 1922 & 1923
Elisha Scott (back row centre) and Billy Lacey
(front row, second from left) played in both successes
Jackie Carey (Manchester United) 1952 [38/3]
Billy Cook (Everton) 1939 [40/5]
Alex Stevenson (Everton) 1939 [36/11] (also won Scottish League title with Rangers in 1934)
Peter Doherty (Manchester City) 1937 [41/30]
Jimmy Dunne (Arsenal) 1934 [21/9] (also won League of Ireland title with Shamrock Rovers in 1938 and 1939)
WK Gibson* (Sunderland) 1902 [1/0]

Since 1993, the following players can claim to have been "Football League Champions" as winners of the English second tier (Division One to 1992/93-2003/04, Championship 2004/05-date). The Football League was renamed as the English Football League (EFL) in 2016...

1
Chris Brunt (West Bromwich Albion) 2008 [22(12)/4]
Michael Duff (Burnley) 2016 [23(1)/0]
Jonny Evans (Sunderland) 2007 [18/1]
Jeff Whitley (Sunderland) 2005 [32(3)/0]
George McCartney (Sunderland) 2005 [35(1)/0]
Paul McVeigh (Norwich City) 2004 [36(8)/5]
Phil Mulryne (Norwich City) 2004 [14(20)/3]
Gerry Taggart (Bolton Wanderers)
Kevin Horlock (Manchester City) 2002 [33(9)/7]
Maik Taylor (Fulham) 2001 [44/0]
Gerry Taggart (Bolton Wanderers) 1997 [43/3]
Tommy Wright (Newcastle United) 1993 [14/0]

* Gibson played in Sunderland's final match of the 1901/02 season and is recorded as Ireland's first English title winner by some contemporary sources. It is unclear as to whether he received a medal.

See also:
Northern Ireland's FA Cup Finalists
Northern Ireland Player with 20+ Goals in a Football League Season
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19 December 2010

461: 25 March 1998

International Friendly
Wednesday, 25/03/1998. KO 20:00
NORTHERN IRELAND 1 - 0 SLOVAKIA

Venue: Windsor Park, Belfast
Attendance: 7,895
Referee: Alan Howells (WAL)
Goalscorer: NI: Lomas (51)

NORTHERN IRELAND: (white and red shirts, white shorts, white socks)
Manager: Lawrie McMenemy (Game: 1. Won 1, Drew 0, Lost 0)
Captain: Steve Lomas (Game: 3. Won 1, Drew 0, Lost 2)

SLOVAKIA: (all blue)

Match Programme:
Match Photos:
Match Highlights:
Squads:
As listed in match programme
Northern Ireland
Goalkeepers: Alan Fettis (Blackburn), Roy Carroll (Wigan)
Defenders: Aaron Hughes (Newcastle), Darren Patterson (Luton), Colin Hill (Northampton), Steve Morrow (QPR)
Midfielders: Jeff Whitley (Manchester City), Steve Lomas (West Ham), Neil Lennon (Leicester), Jim Magilton (Sheffield Wednesday), Phil Mulryne (Manchester United), Keith Gillespie (Newcastle), Michael Hughes (Wimbledon), Jon McCarthy (Birmingham), Gerard McMahon (St Johnstone)
Forwards: George O'Boyle (St Johnstone), James Quinn (West Brom), Iain Dowie (QPR), Dele Adebola (Birmingham)

 Notes:
  • This was the first match for the new management "Dream Team" of Lawrie McMenemy, Joe Jordan and Pat Jennings.
Credits/Sources:
Northern Ireland Soccer Yearbook 1998-99 (ed. Malcolm Brodie)
Northern Ireland Match Programme vs Switzerland (photos)
Independant
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8 November 2010

506: 28 April 2004

Friendly International
NORTHERN IRELAND 1 - 1 SERBIA & MONTENEGRO

 Match Programme:

Match Photos:

Keith Gillespie, Tommy Doherty, Mark Williams, Maik Taylor, James Quinn, David Healy
Tony Capaldi, Jeff Whitley, Stephen Craigan, Phil Mulryne, Chris Baird


 Match Report:

BBC

Match Highlights:
Credits:
Roy Cathcart (team photo)
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31 January 2008

Tranfers - January 2008 Window

All the transfers involving Northern Ireland players during the transfer window will be tracked here...

31-Jan Steven Davis Fulham to Rangers, Loan STORY
31-Jan Stuart Elliott Hull City to Doncaster Rovers, Loan STORY
31-Jan Roy Carroll Rangers to Derby County, Loan STORY
18-Jan Jeff Whitley Free Agent (previously Cardiff City) to Wrexham, non-contract STORY
18-Jan Lee McEvilly Accrington Stanley to Cambridge United, Loan STORY
17-Jan Andy Kirk Northampton to Yeovil STORY
15-Jan Grant McCann Barnsley to Scunthorpe United, fee undisclosed STORY
14-Jan Danny Griffin Dundee to Ross County, Free STORY
11-Jan Danny Sonner Walsall to Wrexham, month-to-month contract STORY
08-Jan Kevin Horlock Doncaster Rovers to Scunthorpe United, Free STORY
04-Jan Jonny Evans Manchester United to Sunderland, Loan STORY
03-Jan Tommy Doherty QPR to Wycombe Wanderers, Free (had been on loan since December) STORY

Players available
01-Jan Phil Mulryne released by King's Lynn STORY

Please help us to keep this up-to-date -leave a comment or get in touch.
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2 November 2007

The Bournemouth Connection

Full Name: Athletic Football Club Bournemouth
Founded: 1899 (current club)
Previous Names: Boscombe St Johns (1890-1899); Boscombe FC (1899-1923); Bournemouth & Boscombe Athletic (1923-1971).
Grounds: 1899, Castlemain Road, Pokeston; 1910, Dean Court (currently known as The Fitness First Stadium).

League History:
Joined Southern League (English Section) 1920/21-1922/23; Elected to Football League Division Three South 1923/24-1957/58; Division Three 1958/59-1969/70; Division Four 1970/71; Division Three 1971/72-1974/75; Division Four 1975/76-1981/82; Division Three 1982/83-1986/87; Division Two 1987/88-1989/90; Division Three 1990/91-1991/92; Division Two 1992/93-2001/02; Division Three 2002/03; Division Two 2003/04; League 1 2004/05-2007/08; League 2 2008/09-2009/10; League 1 2010/11-2012/13; Championship 2013/14-date.

Club Honours:
Football League One (III) Runners-Up 2012/13.
Football League Division Three (III) Champions (1) 1986/87.
Football League Division Three (South) (III) Runners-Up 1947/48.
Football League Two (IV) Runners-Up 2009/10.
Football League Division Three (IV) Play-Off Winners 2002/03.
Football League Division Four (IV) Runners-Up 1970/71; Promoted (4th place) 1981/82.
Southern League (English Section) Runners-Up 1922/23.
FA Cup Best Season: 6th Round (1956/57).
Football League Cup Best Season: 4th Round (1962/63 and 1963/64).
Associate Members’ Cup/Football League Trophy Winners (1) 1983/84; Runners-Up (1) 1997/98.
Football League Third Division South Cup Winners (1) 1945/46.

Players Capped by the Irish FA while playing for Bournemouth:
Players.......... AFCB ... League ....... Caps
.............. Career*** App(sb)/Gls at AFCB Total
Colin Clarke.. 1985..... .46 (0)/ 26 .. 6 .. (38)
Warren Feeney. 2000-2003 .83(25)/ 36 .. 3 .. (46)
Jimmy Quinn... 1991..... .43 (0)/ 19 .. 1 .. (46)
Steve Robinson 1997-1999 228(13)/ 52 .. 5 ... (6)
Josh McQuoid.. 2006-2015 .53(51)/ 13 .. 1 ... (5)
Totals........ ......... 453(89)/146 . 16

 Other Bournemouth players capped by Irish FA:
Players............ AFCB ... League ....... Caps
................ Career*** App(sb)/Gls at AFCB Total
George Best..... 1982..... ..5 (0)/..0 .. 0 .. (37)
Keith Rowland... 1989-1992 .65 (7)/..2 .. 0 .. (19)
Dick Keith...... 1963-1965 .47 (0)/..0 .. 0 .. (23)
Billy Hughes.... 1953..... .16 (0)/..1 .. 0 ... (1)
Charlie Gallogly 1954..... ..0 (0)/..0 .. 0 ... (2)
Hugh Davey...... 1923-1924 .43 (0)/ 22 .. 0 ... (5)
Alan Blayney.... 2002..... ..2 (0)/..0 .. 0 ... (1) (on loan)
Tom Casey....... 1950-1951 .66 (0)/..2 .. 0 .. (12)
Dudley Milligan. 1947-1948 .45 (0)/ 25 .. 0 ... (1)
Joe Miller...... 1931-1933 .75 (0)/..0 .. 0 ... (3)
Lee Camp

 Lurgan-born inside-forward, Billy Lunn (originally of Glenavon and Distillery) played for Bournemouth from 1947-1950 (47/19).
Peter Kennedy and Phil Mulryne had trials with Bournemouth at various stages in their careers.
Northern Ireland Under-21, Youth and Schoolboy internationals Daryl Fordyce (2005/06, 3/0, whilst on loan), Neil Masters (92/93-93/94, 37(1)/2), Dave Wells (94/95, 1/0), Chris Tardif (02/03, 9/0, loan), Marc Wilson (06/07, 19/3, loan), Curtis Allen (06/07, 0/0), Zico Black (0/0) all played for Bournemouth at some stage. Eunan O'Kane, an ex-U21 international who switched to the Republic of Ireland, has played for Bournemouth in the Premier League.
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10 August 2007

Summer 2007 Transfers

Northern Ireland Full internationals on the move since the end of the 2006/07 season. Please help us keep this up-to-date and let us know of any transfers that have been missed...

Transfers Confirmed:
16 May Gerry Taggart (Haslingden St. Mary’s to Tamworth Free) STORY
25 May Tony Capaldi (Plymouth Argyle to Cardiff City Free) STORY
25 May Danny Sonner (Port Vale to Walsall Free) STORY
1 June Warren Feeney (Luton to Cardiff City) had spent the end of the season on loan STORY
12 June Neil Lennon (Celtic to Nottingham Forest Free) STORY
27 June Aaron Hughes (Aston Villa to Fulham £1,000,000) STORY
28 June Ivan Sproule (Hibernian to Bristol City £500,000) STORY
4 July Jeff Hughes (Lincoln City to Crystal Palace £250,000) STORY
5 July Steve Davis (Aston Villa to Fulham £4,000,000) STORY
6 July Michael Hughes (Crystal Palace to Coventry City Free) STORY
7 July Roy Carroll (West Ham United to Rangers Free) STORY
12 July Chris Baird (Southampton to Fulham £3,025,000) nipped in ahead of Sunderland STORY
13 July David Healy (Leeds to Fulham £1,500,000) STORY
23 July Lee McEvilly (Wrexham to Accrington Stanley Free) STORY
31 July Colin Murdock (Rotherham United to Shrewsbury Free) STORY
31 July Steve Lomas (QPR to Gillingham Free) STORY
1 August Mark Hughes (Stevenage Borough to Chester Free)
10 August Paul McVeigh (Norwich City to Luton Town Free) had spent the end of 2006/07 on loan at Burnley. Also had trials at Pisa (Italy Serie B) and Plymouth during the summer STORY
August Alan Blayney (Oldham Athletic to Bohemians Free)
15 August Chris Brunt (Sheffield Wednesday to West Bromwich Albion £3,000,000) had been another target for Fulham STORY
17 August Michael Ingham (Wrexham to Hereford United Free) had trials at Gretna, Bury and Darlington STORY
29 August Sean Webb (Ross County to Accrington Stanley) STORY
29 August Warren Feeney (Cardiff City to Swansea City on loan) STORY
13 October Andy Smith (ex-Bristol City to Portadown Free) had been without a club since being released by Bristol City at the end of last season.

Players Available:
Alan Fettis (ex-Bury) joined Derby County as assistant goalkeeping coach in July STORY
Phil Mulryne (ex-Leyton Orient) trials at AFC Bournemouth and St. Mirren
Jeff Whitley (ex-Cardiff City) spent end of season on loan at Wrexham

Other Likely/Possible Moves:
Maik Taylor (Birmingham to Charlton or West Brom)
Tommy Doherty (QPR to Wycombe) move fell through after he suffered appendicitis
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30 July 2007

The Norwich Connection

Players to have won Northern Ireland Caps while with Norwich City
Phil Mulryne.. 20
Paul McVeigh.. 19
Martin O'Neill 18
Adrian Coote... 6
Jimmy Hill..... 4
Owen Madden.... 1

More details to follow.
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29 July 2007

The Barnsley Connection

Players to have won Northern Ireland Caps while with Barnsley:
Gerry Taggart.... 35
Gary Fleming..... 20
Eddie McMorran.... 9
Danny Blanchflower 4 
Grant McCann...... 3
Pat Kelly......... 1


Other links:
Paddy Bonnar, Stephen Carson, Danny Wilson, Phil Mulryne

More details to follow.
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20 July 2006

Northern Ireland Players in the Premiership (1995/96-1997/98)


As the Premiership began to mature in the second-half of the nineties a sea-change began to occur in managers' buying habits, it became harder for young stars to break through, and less likely that a lower-league player would be given a chance. Now was the time for signing established World stars.

In the third part of our look back on Northern Ireland footballers in the Premiership we can see the decline hasten, just ten made their bows between the 1995/96 and 1997/98 seasons...

Gerry Taggart

DoB:
18/10/1970
95/96
Bolton Wanderers
11
0
1
PoB:
Belfast
97/98
Bolton Wanderers
14
1
0
Height:
1.85m
98/99
Leicester City
9
6
0
Weight:
77kg
99/00
Leicester City
30
1
6
Position:
Defender
00/01
Leicester City
24
0
2
01/02
Leicester City
0
1
0
03/04
Leicester City
9
0
0
TOTALS
97
9
9
-
Aidan Davison
DoB:
11/05/1968
95/96
Bolton Wanderers
2
0
0
PoB:
Sedgewick_(ENG)
97/98
Bradford City
5
1
0
Height:
1.85m
98/99
Bradford City
2
0
0
Weight:
82kg
TOTALS
9
1
0
Position:
Goalkeeper
-
Neil Lennon

DoB:
25/06/1971
96/97
Leicester City
35
0
1
PoB:
Lurgan
97/98
Leicester City
37
0
2
Height:
1.75m
98/99
Leicester City
37
0
1
Weight:
83kg
99/00
Leicester City
31
0
1
Position:
Midfielder
00/01
Leicester City
15
0
0
TOTALS
155
0
5
-
Michael O'Neill
-
DoB:
05/07/1969
96/97
Coventry City
1
0
0
PoB:
Portadown
97/98
Coventry City
2
2
0
Height:
1.85m
TOTALS
3
2
0
Weight:
82kg
Position:
Midfielder
-
Wesley Boyle

DoB:
30/03/1979
96/97
Leeds United
0
1
0
PoB:
Portadown
TOTALS
0
1
0
Height:
1.78m
Weight:
70kg
Position:
Forward
-
Maik Taylor

DoB:
04/09/1971
96/97
Southampton
18
0
0
PoB:
Hildesheim (GER)
01/02
Fulham
1
1
0
Height:
1.91m
02/03
Fulham
18
1
0
Weight:
91kg
03/04
Birmingham City
34
0
0
Position:
Goalkeeper
04/05
Birmingham City
38
0
0
05/06
Birmingham City
34
0
0
07/08
Birmingham City
34
0
0
09/10
Birmingham City
2
0
0
TOTALS
179
2
0
-
Paul McVeigh
DoB:
06/12/1977
96/97
Tottenham H.
2
1
1
PoB:
Belfast
04/05
Norwich City
31
4
1
Height:
1.68m
TOTALS
33
5
2
Weight:
66kg
Position:
Forward
-
Alan Fettis
-
DoB:
01/02/1971
96/97
Nottingham Forest
4
0
0
PoB:
Newtownards
97/98
Blackburn Rovers
7
1
0
Height:
1.88m
98/99
Blackburn Rovers
2
0
0
Weight:
83kg
TOTALS
13
1
0
Position:
Goalkeeper
-
Aaron Hughes

DoB:
08/11/1979
97/98
Newcastle United
4
0
0
PoB:
Magharafelt
98/99
Newcastle United
12
2
0
Height:
1.83m
99/00
Newcastle United
22
5
2
Weight:
71kg
00/01
Newcastle United
34
1
0
Position:
Defender
01/02
Newcastle United
34
0
0
02/03
Newcastle United
35
0
1
03/04
Newcastle United
34
0
0
04/05
Newcastle United
18
4
1
05/06
Aston Villa
35
0
0
06/07
Aston Villa
15
4
0
07/08
Fulham
29
1
0
08/09
Fulham
38
0
0
09/10
Fulham
34
0
0
10/11
Fulham
38
0
1
11/12
Fulham
18
1
0
12/13
Fulham
23
1
0
13/14
Fulham
11
2
0
TOTALS
434
21
5
-
Phil Mulryne
DoB:
01/01/1978
97/98
Manchester United
1
0
0
PoB:
Belfast
04/05
Norwich City
8
2
0
Height:
1.73m
TOTALS
9
2
0
Weight:
66kg
Position:
Midfielder
-

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