Tommy Mooney

Footballer, former Player of the Year

Tommy Mooney - Footballer, former Player of the Year
Born

August 11th, 1971
53 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United Kingdom

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A footballer played primarily as a forward. Early career included stints at clubs such as Birmingham City and Hereford United. Achieved notable success at Kidderminster Harriers, leading the team to the FA Trophy win in 1994. Also played for various clubs in the Football League, earning recognition for contributing to team performances. Later played for Walsall and contributed during the club's campaigns in the lower divisions.

Winning the FA Trophy with Kidderminster Harriers

Earning Player of the Year honors

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