Mark Clyde

Later career Clyde made a return to football for the five-a-side team Bridgnorth 2000 in the JSR Construction Bridgnorth Five-a-Side League in 2007. Clyde signed for non-League Worcester City two years later and occupied a player-coach role under boss Carl Heeley.

International career Clyde has represented Northern Ireland three times, making his debut on 8 September 2004 in a 2-2 World Cup qualifying draw in Wales. He has also been selected for their Under-18, U20 and U21 squads.

Managerial career When Lee Mills left Bridgnorth Town in June 2011, Clyde moved there and replaced him as manager. At the time,becoming Bridgnorth Towns youngest ever manager

In the summer of 2019 he replaced Sean Friars as manager of Limavady United in the NIFL Premier Intermediate League, the third tier of football in Northern Ireland.

Personal life Work After retiring from professional football, Mark spent time working in the waste management sector, collecting household refuse in Bridgnorth.

Memorabilia In June 2026, a rare signed photograph of Mark was sold at an online auction for £3.99. The identity of the buyer was not disclosed, although it is believed that the purchaser owns the largest known collection of Mark Clyde memorabilia and signed items.

A collection of Mark Clyde memorabilia. Believed by the collector to be the largest collection to date.