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David McLean

David McLean

Footballer

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Career & Clubs

Club
Forfar Athletic F.C. (1926–1931)
Club
Dundee F.C. (1922–1926)
Club
Sheffield Wednesday F.C. (1911–1915)
Club
Preston North End F.C. (1909–1911)
Club
Forfar Athletic F.C. (1922–1922)
Club
Bradford (Park Avenue) A.F.C. (1919–1922)
Club
Celtic F.C. (1907–1909)
Club
Rangers F.C. (1918–1919)
Club
Sheffield Wednesday F.C. (1919–1919)
Club
Scotland men's national football team (1912–1912)
National team
Scotland

Personal

Personal life

He was the elder brother of footballer George McLean who was also a forward. They were teammates at Bradford for one season (1921–22, David's last of three campaigns at the club and George's first of nine) and both closed out their careers at Forfar, but David (eight years older) had retired by the time George came 'home'. Apart from when his footballing career took him elsewhere, he lived in Forfar all his life. He frequently attended football matches and was often invited to be the guest of Celtic at games in which they were involved. He died in December 1967.

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Description

Scottish footballer, born 1890

Position

forward

Extract from Wikipedia

David Prophet McLean was a Scottish Association football striker. He scored over 150 goals in each of the Scottish and English football leagues. At club level he represented Celtic, Preston North End, Sheffield Wednesday, Third Lanark, Rangers, Bradford, Dundee and Forfar Athletic. He had one cap for Scotland.

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