David McCreery
Footballer and manager with notable teams
Born
September 16th, 1957
67 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Northern Ireland
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A Northern Irish footballer and manager, achieved recognition during a playing career that included time at Manchester United and a significant role at Ballymena United. While at Manchester United, contributed to the team's success in the FA Youth Cup. Transitioned into management after retiring as a player, leading various teams, including a stint as manager at Bangor. Represented Northern Ireland at the international level, earning a number of caps and participating in qualifiers and tournaments throughout the 1980s.
Played for Manchester United
Managed Bangor and Ballymena United
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