Norman Whiteside
Footballer and manager; 1985 FA Cup winner
Footballer and manager; 1985 FA Cup winner
Athletes & Sports Figures
Northern Ireland
Born in 1965, a Northern Irish footballer played as a forward. Started professional career with Manchester United, debuting at age 16 and becoming the youngest player to participate in an FA Cup final, contributing to the team's victory in 1985. Later played for the Northern Ireland national team, earning over 30 caps. Transitioned into management after retirement, working with several clubs and representing Northern Ireland on the coaching staff. His experience in both playing and managing highlighted a significant contribution to football over several decades.
Won the FA Cup with Manchester United in 1985
Became the youngest player to play in an FA Cup final
Served on the coaching staff for Northern Ireland
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