McMahon, Sandy
| Games Played | 12 [Show all] |
|---|---|
| Games Started | 12 |
| Games On As Sub | 0 |
| Goals | 10 |
| Yellow Cards | 0 |
| Red Cards | 0 |
Managers Selected By (including times as substitute)
| Manager | Num Times Played Under |
|---|
In Starting Lineup Alongside
| Player | Num Times In Starting Lineup With |
|---|---|
| McGhee, James | 12 |
| McAulay, Dan | 8 |
| Quigley, James | 8 |
| Quigley, John | 8 |
| Coyle, Owen | 6 |
| Flannigan, Paddy | 6 |
| Hillon, John | 6 |
| Brogan, Paddy | 5 |
| McGhee, Charlie | 5 |
| Smith, Paddy | 5 |
| Clarke, Phil | 4 |
| Cox, Willie | 4 |
| Lundy, James | 4 |
| McGinn, Peter | 4 |
| McGovern, Pat | 4 |
| McLaren, James | 4 |
| Smith, George | 4 |
| Tobin, John | 4 |
| Kelly, Charlie | 3 |
| Berry, John | 2 |
| Halfpenny, John | 2 |
| Lafferty, Mick | 2 |
| Lafferty, Paddy | 2 |
| McGhee, Tommy | 2 |
| O'Hara, Paddy | 2 |
| Preston, Thomas | 2 |
| Dukes, Mick | 1 |
| McMahon, H | 1 |
Played In Same Game (including times as substitute)
| Player | Num Times Played In Same Game As |
|---|---|
| McGhee, James | 12 |
| McAulay, Dan | 8 |
| Quigley, James | 8 |
| Quigley, John | 8 |
| Coyle, Owen | 6 |
| Flannigan, Paddy | 6 |
| Hillon, John | 6 |
| Brogan, Paddy | 5 |
| McGhee, Charlie | 5 |
| Smith, Paddy | 5 |
| Clarke, Phil | 4 |
| Cox, Willie | 4 |
| Lundy, James | 4 |
| McGinn, Peter | 4 |
| McGovern, Pat | 4 |
| McLaren, James | 4 |
| Smith, George | 4 |
| Tobin, John | 4 |
| Kelly, Charlie | 3 |
| Berry, John | 2 |
| Halfpenny, John | 2 |
| Lafferty, Mick | 2 |
| Lafferty, Paddy | 2 |
| McGhee, Tommy | 2 |
| O'Hara, Paddy | 2 |
| Preston, Thomas | 2 |
| Dukes, Mick | 1 |
| McMahon, H | 1 |
Current Comments
2 comments so far (post your own)McMahon, Alexander 'Sandy'
Date of Birth :- Selkirk 1871
Signed From :- Darlington St Augustines
Sold To :- Celtic
Known by the sobriquet "The Duke" Sandy was described as one of the most bewildering dribblers and powerful ball-headers of his time. Joined Celtic, along with James McGhee, in late 1890. (edited by moderator)
Posted by Patrick Roberts on 21/10/2010 - 13:40
Celtic note: Duke was most probably named (by Tom Maley) for the Duc de Mac-Mahon, President of France 1873-79. When the great man passed-over on October 17th 1893, a Glasgow paper boy sold out his stock with cries of : "McMahon deid ! Whit'll the Cel'ic dae noo ?" (edited by moderator)
Posted by Patrick Roberts on 03/05/2014 - 01:34