Гост Liverbird Posted May 20, 2010 Report Share Posted May 20, 2010 http://www.lfchistory.net/images/profiles/player_mcallister.jpg Birthdate: 25 December 1964Birthplace: Motherwell, ScotlandOther clubs: Motherwell (1981-85), Leicester City (1985-90), Leeds United (1990-96), Coventry City (1996-2000), Coventry City (2 / 2002-03)Bought from: Free TransferSigned for LFC: Bosman, 01.07.2000International debut: 25.04.1990 vs. East GermanyInternational caps: 57/5 (no caps at LFC) - 31.03.1999Liverpool debut: 19.08.2000Last appearance: 11.05.2002Debut goal: 12.11.2000Last goal: 09.10.2001Contract expiry: 13.05.2002Win ratio: 60.92% W: 53 D: 19 L: 15Games/goals ratio: 9.67Total games/goals opposite LFC: 24 / 3LFC league games/goals: 55 / 5Total LFC games/goals: 87 / 9 http://www.lfchistor...yer/Profile/367http://int.soccerway...llister/221789/http://en.wikipedia....Gary_McAllister Player profile Gary Mac joined Leeds in 1990 after starring for Leicester, having been linked with a move to Liverpool. McAllister, David Batty, Gordon Strachan and Gary Speed clicked in midfield and with Eric Cantona up front they created the nucleus of the championship-winning team in the 1991/92 season. McAllister was voted Leeds' Player of the Year in 1993/94, but two years later he was on his way to Coventry. Leeds didn't agree to McAllister's terms and Coventry benefitted. £3 million was considered a high fee for a 31-year-old, but then Coventry boss Gordon Strachan knew his old teammate wouldn't fail. McAllister became Coventry's captain and he even captained his national team for a while. In his final season at the Sky Blues, he was voted their best player. Few could believe Houllier's decision to sign McAllister in July 2000 at the age of 35, not least the man himself. "This is fairytale stuff for someone at my stage of life. It did surprise me when Liverpool came in for me," McAllister told the Echo. "Liverpool have got three cup competitions next season plus a tough Premiership campaign. The average age of their side last season was under 25, and that's very young indeed for a top-flight club. The manager explained that there was a need for some experience around the squad, an old head in the side. I've just had my best ever scoring tally in the Premiership with 13 last season, and I'm feeling as fit as ever. It's too early to say just how many games I will play, maybe people will be surprised." Did McAllister rise up to the challenge! He wasn't a regular starter until the second part of the season when he led by example as Liverpool marched through all three cup competitions. He ensured his name would be in Liverpool folklore when Everton and Liverpool were heading for a 2-2 draw in the League at Goodison Park on 16 April 2001. McAllister prepared to take a free-kick 44 yards out in stoppage-time. Paul Gerrard in the Everton goal expected a cross but McAllister had other ideas and hit a dipping shot into the bottom right-hand corner, 3-2 and delirium for Reds inside the stadium. McAllister was rightly proud of his fantastic goal. "Just a moment of inspiration I just went for it and it just managed to creep in the bottom corner. It just manages to miss a couple on the 18 yard line a few of the Everton players who could have got a head on it. I think they were taken a wee bit by surprise that I went for goal. I think it was even suggested that it was a fluke but no, I've got to tell you that I did mean it, I did mean it!" In the following game McAllister’s confident penalty past Barcelona’s Pepe Reina at Anfield guaranteed the Reds a place in the UEFA Cup final. He was pulling all the strings in the last third of Liverpool’s adventurous season, scoring in five consecutive games. Following his scoring exploits against the Blues and Barca McAllister scored from the penalty spot in a 3-1 win over Tottenham, a beauty of a free-kick defeated his former club Coventry, and another exquisite free-kick followed against Bradford City. No wonder fans still sing today about Gary Mac’s baldy head, his sweet right foot and numerous goals after signing on a free. These were exciting times for a Liverpool supporter. The League Cup, FA Cup and a UEFA Cup were won and McAllister was voted man of the match against Alaves in Dortmund, where he was involved in four of Liverpool's five goals. McAllister was less influential in his second season at Anfield, mostly on the bench in the second part of the campaign. Liverpool made a decent title challenge but Arsenal couldn't be conquered. The Kop chanted tongue firmly in cheek "What a waste of money" as McAllister exited Anfield for the last time leaving behind a whole host of wonderful memories. He couldn't have wished for a better send-off. "I want to thank all the fans who gave me such a great ovation. They were immense. I thought I would get a decent reception but that surpassed all my wildest dreams," McAllister said. "That sort of ovation is normally reserved for players who have won European Cups for a club. It was nice to hear the Kop's humour at its best again when they were telling me to go back to Coventry." McAllister rejoined the Sky Blues as their player-manager in May 2002. Sadly, his wife Denise was diagnosed with terminal cancer and McAllister resigned from the club in January 2004 so that he could spend more time with his family. Denise, who married Gary in 1993, passed away in March 2006. After nearly four years out of the game, McAllister was lured back into football management by one of his former clubs, Leeds United, in January 2008. A popular choice with the Elland Road club's supporters, he took Leeds to the play-off final at Wembley but they were beaten by Doncaster Rovers. Things did not go well the following season and he was dismissed four days before Christmas 2008 after a bad run of results that included an embarrassing FA Cup exit to non-League Histon. McAllister joined Middlesbrough as first-team coach in May 2010. Four months later McAllister left his post at Boro to become Gérard Houllier's assistant manager at Aston Villa. When Houllier had to take a sick leave in April 2011 McAllister deputised for him until the end of the season, His last game in charge was a 1-0 home victory over Liverpool. When Alex McLeish took over as manager McAllister left Villa. The 2000/01 season was one of the most memorable in McAllister's distinguished career. "There was a time when I went into training and we were off to Rome, then on a jet to Cardiff for the League Cup final, then Barcelona, then Portugal, then down to qualify for the Champions League at Charlton. That's what you come into football for, to be involved in the best games against the best players where there's a lot at stake. It was magic." baivan 1 Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Гост Liverbird Posted May 20, 2010 Report Share Posted May 20, 2010 Gary Mac joins Boro Former Liverpool midfielder Gary McAllister has been appointed as a first-team coach at Middlesbrough. The 45-year-old will work under Gordon Strachan at the Riverside Stadium, whom he was managed by during his playing days at Coventry City. McAllister was snapped up by Liverpool on a free transfer from the Sky Blues in 2000. Though in the twilight of his career, the Scot played a decisive role in the Reds' treble-winning success of 2001, netting key goals against Everton, Barcelona and Alaves. In total, McAllister made 87 appearances for Liverpool, scoring nine times, before rejoining Coventry as player/manager in 2002. Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Гост Red One Posted May 21, 2010 Report Share Posted May 21, 2010 Gary Mac joins Boro Former Liverpool midfielder Gary McAllister has been appointed as a first-team coach at Middlesbrough. The 45-year-old will work under Gordon Strachan at the Riverside Stadium, whom he was managed by during his playing days at Coventry City. McAllister was snapped up by Liverpool on a free transfer from the Sky Blues in 2000. Though in the twilight of his career, the Scot played a decisive role in the Reds' treble-winning success of 2001, netting key goals against Everton, Barcelona and Alaves. In total, McAllister made 87 appearances for Liverpool, scoring nine times, before rejoining Coventry as player/manager in 2002. Успех, Гари. Ако сегашните имаха и половината хъс, който имахте... Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
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Гост S.Gerrard Posted July 9, 2015 Report Share Posted July 9, 2015 Liverpool: Gary McAllister to become first-team coach Former Liverpool and Scotland midfielder Gary McAllister is set to become first-team coach in Brendan Rodgers' new-look backroom team. McAllister, 50, is understood to have held talks with Rodgers at the club's Melwood training headquarters on Wednesday. He will join new assistant manager Sean O'Driscoll and Dutch coach Pep Ljinders. McAllister won the League Cup, FA Cup and Uefa Cup with Liverpool in 2001. He has managed Coventry City and Leeds United, as well as serving as assistant to Gerard Houllier, the manager who brought him to Anfield, at Aston Villa. Rodgers' former assistants Colin Pascoe and Mike Marsh were sacked in June following an end-of-season review with the club's American owners. Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Гост 0ne Posted July 9, 2015 Report Share Posted July 9, 2015 Каккъв е пътят на Макалистър след като окача обувките ? Някакъв опит като треньор или помощник има ли в други клубове ? Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Гост S.Gerrard Posted July 9, 2015 Report Share Posted July 9, 2015 пише си в статията ама кой да чете He has managed Coventry City and Leeds United, as well as serving as assistant to Gerard Houllier, the manager who brought him to Anfield, at Aston Villa. Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Гост LuboCrita Posted July 9, 2015 Report Share Posted July 9, 2015 По едно време Улие се разболя и Гари застана начело на Вила. Дори успя и да ни победи към края на сезона. baivan 1 Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Гост Red One Posted July 9, 2015 Report Share Posted July 9, 2015 Дори преби и а-нал у Лондона. baivan and the kop 2 Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Гост 0ne Posted July 9, 2015 Report Share Posted July 9, 2015 пише си в статията ама кой да чете He has managed Coventry City and Leeds United, as well as serving as assistant to Gerard Houllier, the manager who brought him to Anfield, at Aston Villa. Четох подобна статия сутринта преди да бъде публикувана тук и затова директно я прескочих,тъй като помислих,че е същата ;) Мерси все пак . Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Гост the kop Posted July 11, 2015 Report Share Posted July 11, 2015 ДОБРЕ ДОШЪЛ Гари Макалистър! Желая ти много успех с любимия Ливърпул ФК ти поне имаше топки като играч надявам се да ги имаш и като треньор! Дано успееш да предадеш непримиримия си дух на победител който имаше като футболист на подопечните ти футболисти! baivan 1 Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Гост GERRARD08 Posted July 11, 2015 Report Share Posted July 11, 2015 Към този момент,без изобщо да знаем какво БИ станало занапред,тази новина я окачествявам като втората най-добра за лятото след привличането на Фирмино. Red One, baivan, morski and 2 others 5 Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Гост Red One Posted July 11, 2015 Report Share Posted July 11, 2015 За мен третата. Първата беше уволнението на Колин Паскоу. :) Кефя се много, когато теми за бивши играчи се връщат в по-актуалните теми... Дай Боже и на Стиви да преместим темата един ден. Stan1, Old follower, David and 2 others 5 Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Гост liverpool_ynwa Posted July 11, 2015 Report Share Posted July 11, 2015 Мака ми е истински любимец и страхотен характер! Всички искахме бивша легенда около Роджърс, получаваме я! За мен това е страхотна новина и заедно с Пепин и Гари за мен е надграждане над предишния щаб, дано и Дрискол оправдае доверието! baivan 1 Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Гост JohnToshack Posted July 11, 2015 Report Share Posted July 11, 2015 Малко трудно е да се каже ,че Гари Мака е легенда....Но дано помогне с характера си. the kop and El Kombainero 2 Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
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Гост tony Posted July 12, 2015 Report Share Posted July 12, 2015 Добре дошъл у дома :) baivan and GodLike 2 Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Гост Scarface Posted December 25, 2015 Report Share Posted December 25, 2015 Happy 51 Birthday Gary McAllister!!! you are Legend. All the best !!! Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Гост S.Gerrard Posted December 25, 2015 Report Share Posted December 25, 2015 https://www.facebook.com/premierleague/videos/1237052676319145/ Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Scarface Posted December 25, 2018 Report Share Posted December 25, 2018 Happy 54 birthday Legend! tuzara, Shinobi, Old follower and 4 others 7 Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
Dacheff Posted December 26, 2018 Report Share Posted December 26, 2018 Той изглежда на 54 още на снимката morski, Shinobi and ReD_Gerrard 3 Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
ravina Posted April 17, 2019 Report Share Posted April 17, 2019 Който помни тоя гол ... и той не е първа младост :D https://www.facebook...57502401269149/ oZZy, baivan and mihzlapet 3 Отговор Link to comment Сподели другаде More sharing options...
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