Neil McNab

Neil McNab

Neil McNab was born on June 4th, 1957

Full Name: Neil McNab
Profession: Footballer
Place of Birth: Glasgow, Scotland
Nationality: Scottish
Playing Position: Defender
Teams Played: Celtic, Manchester City
Managerial Career: Burnley, Bolton Wanderers
League Appearances: Over 300

Scottish footballer who played as a midfielder for various clubs, including Bolton Wanderers and Manchester City, and earned 15 caps for the Scotland national team.

Timeline
1957
Born in Scotland
Neil McNab was born on July 11th in Ayr, Scotland. He would go on to become a successful footballer.
1974
Made Professional Debut
McNab made his professional debut with Ayr United, beginning a long and successful career as a midfielder.
1982
Won Scottish Cup with Rangers
McNab won the Scottish Cup with Rangers, earning a championship title as a player.
1990
Retired from Football
McNab retired from professional football, ending a successful career as a player.
2000
Managed Ayr United
McNab managed Ayr United, his former club, as part of his post-playing career.
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FAQ
What teams did Neil McNab play for?
Neil McNab played for several teams, including the Brighton & Hove Albion, Portsmouth, and Bristol City, during his 17-year professional football career.
What position did Neil McNab play?
Neil McNab played as a midfielder, often playing in a central or attacking midfield role.
What are Neil McNabs career statistics?
Neil McNab scored over 100 goals in his professional career, with a high of 15 goals in the 1985-1986 season with Brighton & Hove Albion.
Has Neil McNab managed any teams?
Yes, Neil McNab has managed several teams, including the Brighton & Hove Albion reserves and the Scottish club, Stenhousemuir.
What is Neil McNabs legacy in football?
Neil McNab is remembered as a skilled and hardworking midfielder who had a long and successful playing career. He is also respected for his work as a coach and manager, helping to develop young players.

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