(Pictured during the 3-0 defeat against Southampton on 7/1/1996 in the 3rd round of the F.A. Cup.)
CLUB HISTORY | ||||||||||
Manchester Utd.: | 1984-1985 | Played | 0 | Scored | 0 | goals | (Division 1) | |||
1985-1986 | Played | 0 | Scored | 0 | goals | (Division 1) | ||||
Free transfer on 15/8/1986 | ||||||||||
Swindon Town: | 1986-1987 | Played | 9 | Scored | 0 | goals | (Division 3) | |||
Torquay Utd.: | 1986-1987 | Played | 24 | Scored | 4 | goals | (Division 4) | |||
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Swindon Town: | 1987-1988 | Played | 8 | Scored | 0 | goals | (Division 2) | |||
1988-1989 | Played | 26 | Scored | 3 | goals | (Division 2) | ||||
1989-1990 | Played | 46 | Scored | 12 | goals | (Division 2) | ||||
1990-1991 | Played | 17 | Scored | 4 | goals | (Division 2) | ||||
Transferred on 13/12/1990 for £1, 000, 000 | ||||||||||
Southampton: | 1990-1991 | Played | 22 | Scored | 1 | goal | (Division 1) | |||
1991-1992 | Played | 2 | Scored | 0 | goals | (Division 1) | ||||
Aston Villa: | 1991-1992 | Played | 0 | Scored | 0 | goals | (Division 1) | |||
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Transferred on 17/2/1992 for £400, 000 | ||||||||||
Portsmouth: | 1991-1992 | Played | 14 | Scored | 2 | goals | (Division2) | |||
1992-1993 | Played | 46 | Scored | 9 | goals | (Division1) | ||||
1993-1994 | Played | 38 | Scored | 6 | goals | (Division1) | ||||
1994-1995 | Played | 38 | Scored | 6 | goals | (Division1) | ||||
1995-1996 | Played | 40 | Scored | 10 | goals | (Division1) | ||||
1996-1997 | Played | 36 | Scored | 5 | goals | (Division1) | ||||
1997-1998 | Played | 37 | Scored | 4 | goals | (Division1) | ||||
1998-1999 | Played | 41 | Scored | 7 | goals | (Division1) | ||||
1999-2000 | Played | 19 | Scored | 5 | goals | (Division1) | ||||
Transferred to Wigan Athletic on 9/12/1999 for £250, 000 |
Published in the News on Tuesday 23 October 2012
POMPEY youth development coach Alan McLoughlin says he will stay positive after undergoing a potentially life-saving operation to remove a kidney.
The coach, known as ‘Macca’ among fans and the football world, had the kidney removed last week after a tumour was discovered.
Macca, who made more than 300 appearances for Pompey in midfield, told The Irish Sun he discovered there was a problem when passing blood while going to toilet.
He underwent surgery at Bristol Hospital and his surgeon is confident the procedure will win the battle.
The 45-year-old said: ‘We hope everything will be okay but it could come back and I will have to deal with that if it does.
‘The surgeons are happy that the indications are it was just within my kidney but that doesn’t mean I am out of the woods.
‘There are no guarantees but I have given myself the best chance possible by acting straight away on this.
‘I wanted the kidney out of me as quickly as possible and while I don’t have private health cover, I’m lucky that it was done quickly.
‘I am positive and we will stay positive.’