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Billy McKinlay

Midfielder, born 1969, 7 clubs, 1 loan, 1990s era

Billy McKinlay played for 7 clubs in his senior career, starting at Dundee United in 1986. His longest spell was at Dundee United: 9 seasons, 1986–1995. He went out on loan once, to Leicester City. His last club was Fulham, where he played until 2005.

  1. Dundee United1986–95Dundee United, 1986–95
    Blackburn Rovers1995–00Blackburn Rovers, 1995–00
    Leicester City2000loan from BLBLeicester City, 2000, on loan from Blackburn Rovers
    Bradford City2000–01Bradford City, 2000–01
  2. Preston North End2001Preston North End, 2001
    Clydebank2001–02Clydebank, 2001–02
    Leicester City2002–04Leicester City, 2002–04
    Fulham2004–05Fulham, 2004–05

Billy McKinlay’s clubs

YearsClub
1986–1995Dundee United
1995–2000Blackburn Rovers
2000Leicester CityLoan from Blackburn Rovers
2000–2001Bradford City
2001Preston North End
2001–2002Clydebank
2002–2004Leicester City
2004–2005Fulham

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What clubs did Billy McKinlay play for?
Billy McKinlay played for 7 clubs in his senior career: Dundee United, Blackburn Rovers, Leicester City, Bradford City, Preston North End, Clydebank and Fulham.
What was Billy McKinlay's last club?
Billy McKinlay's last club was Fulham (2004–2005).
What was Billy McKinlay's first club?
Billy McKinlay started his senior career at Dundee United in 1986.

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