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Hibernian Player James McGhee Details

McGhee, James

PositionForward
NationalityScottish
Games Played35 [Show all]
Games Started35
Games On As Sub0
Goals26
Yellow Cards0
Red Cards0
DebutVs West Calder on 08/09/1883 in Scottish Cup (H 5-0)
First GoalVs Heart of Midlothian on 20/10/1883 in Scottish Cup (A 4-1)


Season Breakdown

 Scottish LeagueScottish CupLeague CupOtherTotal
SeasonStarts (As Sub)GoalsStarts (As Sub)GoalsStarts (As Sub)GoalsStarts (As Sub)GoalsStarts (As Sub)Goals
1890/18910 (0)02 (0)10 (0)00 (0)02 (0)1
1889/18900 (0)06 (0)50 (0)00 (0)06 (0)5
1888/18890 (0)01 (0)00 (0)00 (0)01 (0)0
1887/18880 (0)04 (0)10 (0)00 (0)04 (0)1
1886/18870 (0)08 (0)30 (0)00 (0)08 (0)3
1885/18860 (0)06 (0)80 (0)00 (0)06 (0)8
1884/18850 (0)03 (0)60 (0)00 (0)03 (0)6
1883/18840 (0)05 (0)20 (0)00 (0)05 (0)2
Totals0 (0)035 (0)260 (0)00 (0)035 (0)26


Last 5 Games Started

DateVenueCompetition (Round)OpponentResultScore
27/09/1890HomeScottish Cup (R2)DumbartonLost1-9
06/09/1890AwayScottish Cup (R1)Kirkcaldy WanderersWon4-3
21/12/1889AwayScottish Cup (R6)AbercornLost2-6
09/11/1889AwayScottish Cup (R4)Queen of the South WWon7-3
26/10/1889HomeScottish Cup (R3 Replay)Dunfermline AthleticWon11-1


Last 5 Games Scored In

DateVenueCompetition (Round)OpponentResultScore
06/09/1890AwayScottish Cup (R1)Kirkcaldy WanderersWon4-3
26/10/1889HomeScottish Cup (R3 Replay)Dunfermline AthleticWon11-1
07/09/1889AwayScottish Cup (R1)Armadale (1879-89)Won3-2
03/09/1887HomeScottish Cup (R1)Broxburn ThistleWon5-0
04/12/1886HomeScottish Cup (R5)Queen of the South WWon7-3


Current Comments

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James McGhee was captain of the Scottish Cup winning side of 1887 ;- and a member of the famous half-back line of McGhee, McGinn and McLaren.

Recently inducted into the "Hall of Fame" to celebrate the club's 135th anniversary. (edited by moderator)

Posted by Patrick Roberts on 25/08/2010 - 13:29

Signed From :- Lugar Boswell
Sold To :- St Bernards

Posted by Patrick Roberts on 11/02/2011 - 17:09

Half-back/inside-forward. A great servant to Hibs , two decades a player either as a stubborn half or an inside man equally effective. McGhee and colleague Jimmy Lundie were the first Hibs to be capped. Capped Vs Wales in 1886.

Hearts secty/mngr April 1908 - Dec 1909.



Source :- "A Scottish Soccer Internationalists' Who's Who , 1872-1986" by Douglas Lamming (Hutton Press Ltd)

Posted by Patrick Roberts on 15/02/2011 - 13:48

Career :- Cronberry FC 1878/Lugar Boswell Thistle 1880/Hibernian 1883/(St Bernard's loan 6 Apr 1889)(Celtic loan 9 Aug 1889)/Celtic 20 Dec 1890/(Dykebar loan 6 Feb 1892)/(Abercorn loan 13 Feb 1892)/Hearts manager 11 Apr 1908/resigned 6 Dec 1909/to USA Sept 1910.


Source :- "An Alphabet of the Celts - A Complete Who's Who of Celtic F.C." by Eugene MacBride, Martin O'Connor & George Sheridan. (edited by moderator)

Posted by Patrick Roberts on 23/09/2012 - 00:46

Trivia - James McGhee's son Bart almost became the first Scot to score at a World Cup Finals when he scored for the USA v Belgium in Uruguay 1930. He was beaten by 4 minutes by Laurent of France.

Posted by Kevin Robertson on 11/12/2013 - 11:19

Misc/trivia :- Hibs' top scorer in the Scottish Cup, with 26 goals.

Posted by Patrick Roberts on 23/04/2014 - 00:38

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