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Don Donovan

Don Donovan

Footballer

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Career & Clubs

Career

He was a right back who played for Everton and Grimsby Town. Donovan joined Everton in 1951 from junior football in Ireland and went on to play 187 times for The Toffees scoring just twice. In August 1958, he was transferred to Grimsby Town for a fee of £5,000 where he played until 1964 before becoming player manager of Boston United. He was a huge success at Boston, winning League titles in each of his three seasons with the club. At international level, he represented Republic of Ireland five times at senior level making his debut in November 1954 His son Terry Donovan was also a professional footballer who went on to play for the Republic of Ireland, and his granddaughter is Keeley Donovan, the weather presenter.

Club
Grimsby Town F.C. (1958–1964)
Club
Boston United F.C. (1964–1969)
Club
Everton F.C. (1949–1958)
Club
Republic of Ireland men's national association football team (1954–1957)
National team
Ireland

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Description

Irish footballer and manager (1929-2013)

Position

defender, full-back

Extract from Wikipedia

Daniel Christopher "Don" Donovan was an Irish professional football player and manager.

▸ Source: Wikipedia
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