About Wally McReddie
Lived 1871 – 1939 (aged 67–68). Wally McReddie was a British association football player.
Career McReddie started his career at local clubs, Lochee and Dundee Harp before moving to English club Stoke in 1889. In his first season with Stoke they had an awful campaign finishing bottom of the Football League and also failed to gain re-election. Stoke joined the Football Alliance and McReddie left the club and signed for Middlesbrough Ironopolis. He spent three seasons with the teesside club before he re-joined Stoke for the 1893–94 season where he played 30 league matches scoring 10 goals. At the end of the season McReddie then moved on to Manchester City and Bolton Wanderers before returning north of the border to Celtic.
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Who was Wally McReddie?
Scottish footballer (1871–1939)
When was Wally McReddie born?
Wally McReddie was born in 1871 in Lochee.
When did Wally McReddie die?
Wally McReddie died in 1939 in Scotland.
What was Wally McReddie's occupation?
Wally McReddie was an association football player.
What nationality was Wally McReddie?
Wally McReddie was British.
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