Andy Millen

Millen was born in Glasgow. Early in his playing career, he won the Scottish Challenge Cup twice with Hamilton. During his spell with Kilmarnock he won a Scotland B cap against Wales B. Millen earned fame later in his career for continuing to play at a senior level despite his advanced professional age. When he played for St Mirren against Dundee United on 5 May 2007 at Tannadice, he became the oldest player to play in the Scottish Premier League. He broke the record set by Aberdeen goalkeeper Jim Leighton, who was aged 41 years and 302 days when he last played in the SPL. Gus MacPherson argued that Millen's record is more notable because Millen played in the more physical role of an outfield player. Millen took control of the St Mirren team for a match against Motherwell in November 2007, after a family bereavement prevented Gus MacPherson from attending the match, which ended in a 1–1 draw. Millen announced his intention to retire from first team football in June 2008. During his time with St Mirren, he won the Scottish Challenge Cup and the Scottish First Division in the 2005–06 season. Millen's last league appearance was against Hearts on 15 March 2008, which meant that he set the SPL record for oldest player at 42 years and 279 days, almost a whole year more than the previous record. Millen continued working as assistant manager to Gus MacPherson after retiring as a player. After Danny Lennon was appointed as manager, however, Millen left the club to allow Lennon to…

Player

Hamilton Academical

Scottish Challenge Cup: 1991–92, 1992–93 St Mirren

Scottish Challenge Cup: 2005–06 Scottish First Division: 2005–06 Renfrewshire Cup: 2006–07, 2007–08

Manager

Greenock Morton

SPFL Development League West: 2015–16