Micky Brennan Explained

Mick Brennan
Birth Date:1952 5, df=y
Birth Place:Salford, England
Position:Forward / Midfielder
Years1:1970–1973
Years2:1971–1972
Years3:1973–1975
Years4:1975
Years5:1975–1977
Years6:1977–1979
Years7:1979–1980
Years8:1980–81
Years9:1981
Clubs2:Stockport County (loan)
Clubs3:Rochdale
Clubs4:Mossley (loan)
Clubs5:Macclesfield Town
Clubs6:Northwich Victoria
Clubs7:Oswestry Town
Clubs8:Witton Albion
Clubs9:Macclesfield Town
Caps1:4
Caps2:18
Caps3:37
Caps5:101
Caps9:20
Goals1:0
Goals2:3
Goals3:4
Goals5:17
Goals9:0

Mick Brennan (born 17 May 1952, in Salford) is an English retired professional footballer. He played as a forward or a midfielder.

In 1977, Micky Brennan is listed with the Cleveland State University men's soccer team.[1] He is then listed as having played for the Cleveland Cobras of the American Soccer League in 1978.He returned to the Uk and played for Telford Utd under Gordon Banks in 1980 and also played for KidderminsteR Harriers who won the Worcs Senior cup Staffs senior cup and promotion to the alliance LG He also played for Worcester City, Alvechurh and Redditch UtdHe played twice for the England FA team non league v British Universities and Northern premier LG select He was player manager at Evesham Utd at 28 as he retired early due to injury and went on to spend 20 yrs at Evesham as manager and Director of Football

Notes and References

  1. http://www.fanbase.com/Micky-Brennan Micky Brennan's collegiate career