Kevin O'Callaghan

O'Callaghan enjoyed two spells at Millwall as well as stints at Portsmouth and Southend. His most successful years came after transferring to Ipswich Town for a record breaking £250,000 in 1980, joining Bobby Robson's revolution at the club. O'Callaghan contributed to Ipswich's victorious 1980-81 UEFA Cup campaign, making five appearances during the run. However he was not part of the squad for the final itself. He also earned a call up to the Irish national team, who he represented on 21 occasions, scoring one goal. He was in the Portsmouth team that won promotion to the First Division in 1987 after nearly 30 years away, and then signed for Millwall, helping them reach the First Division in 1988 for the first time in their history. They stayed there for two years, and he stayed with them for a season after relegation. A knee injury brought his career to an abrupt end in 1993.

Following his playing career, Kevin transitioned into coaching, serving at Millwall where he worked with a number of young players, including Tim Cahill.

O'Callaghan currently lives in Kent with his wife and two daughters.

Millwall Winner

1978/79 FA Youth Cup 1987–88 Football League Second Division Ipswich Town Winner

1980–81 UEFA Cup Runner up

1980–81 Football League First Division (Level 1) 1981–82 Football League First Division (Level 1) Portsmouth Winner

1986–87 Football League Second Division