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Michael O'Neill

Midfielder, born 1969, 13 clubs, 2 loans, 1990s era

Michael O'Neill played for 13 clubs in his senior career, starting at Coleraine in 1984. His longest spell was at Dundee United: 4 seasons, 1989–1993. He went out on loan 2 times, to Aberdeen, Reading. His last club was Ayr United, where he played until 2004.

  1. Coleraine1984–87Coleraine, 1984–87
    Newcastle United1987–89Newcastle United, 1987–89
    Dundee United1989–93Dundee United, 1989–93
    Hibernian1993–96Hibernian, 1993–96
  2. Coventry City1996–98Coventry City, 1996–98
    Aberdeen1998loan from COVAberdeen, 1998, on loan from Coventry City
    Reading1998loan from COVReading, 1998, on loan from Coventry City
    Wigan Athletic1998–00Wigan Athletic, 1998–00
  3. St Johnstone2000–01St Johnstone, 2000–01
    Portland Timbers2001Portland Timbers, 2001
    Clydebank2001–02Clydebank, 2001–02
    Glentoran2002–04Glentoran, 2002–04
  4. Ayr United2004Ayr United, 2004

Michael O'Neill’s clubs

YearsClub
1984–1987Coleraine
1987–1989Newcastle United
1989–1993Dundee United
1993–1996Hibernian
1996–1998Coventry City
1998AberdeenLoan from Coventry City
1998ReadingLoan from Coventry City
1998–2000Wigan Athletic
2000–2001St Johnstone
2001Portland Timbers
2001–2002Clydebank
2002–2004Glentoran
2004Ayr United

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What clubs did Michael O'Neill play for?
Michael O'Neill played for 13 clubs in his senior career: Coleraine, Newcastle United, Dundee United, Hibernian, Coventry City, Aberdeen, Reading, Wigan Athletic, St Johnstone, Portland Timbers, Clydebank, Glentoran and Ayr United.
What was Michael O'Neill's last club?
Michael O'Neill's last club was Ayr United (2004).
What was Michael O'Neill's first club?
Michael O'Neill started his senior career at Coleraine in 1984.

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