Eddie Moore Player Profile

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Player Details

  • Full Name: Edward Moore
  • Position: Centre Forward
  • Signed: May 6th, 1967
  • First Manager: Jack Steedman
  • Career Totals: 42 appearances, 11 goals
  • Also Played For: Ayr United, Beith Juniors


Playing History

Season Win % Draw % Loss %
1968-69 3 0 1 0 0.0% 0.0% 100.0%
1967-68 39 11 1 0 38.5% 23.1% 38.5%
1966-67 - - - - - - -
Totals: 42 (0) 11


 Apps = First Team Appearances (Sub Appearances) | Gls = Goals
 GtGR = Goals to Games Ratio | W/D/L - Games won, drawn or lost as percentage of games played in
 Yel = Yellow Cards/Cautions | Red = Red Cards/Dismissals

 Recent First Team Starts
 21/08/68 Division 2 vs. Brechin City (A) 1 - 3
 14/08/68 Group 6 vs. Berwick Rangers (H) 2 - 4
 10/08/68 Group 6 vs. East Fife (A) 0 - 2
 20/04/68 Division 2 vs. East Stirlingshire (H) 5 - 5
 13/04/68 Division 2 vs. Stenhousemuir (A) 1 - 2

 Recent First Team Goals
 03/04/68 Division 2 vs. Hamilton Accies (H) 3 - 2
 27/01/68 Division 2 vs. Stenhousemuir (H) 2 - 0
 11/11/67 Division 2 vs. Brechin City (A) 4 - 2
 27/09/67 Division 2 vs. East Fife (H) 3 - 1
 16/09/67 Division 2 vs. Cowdenbeath (H) 2 - 0

 List of Goals Scored (click to expand)
 03/04/68 Division 2 vs. Hamilton Accies (H)  3 - 2
 27/01/68 Division 2 vs. Stenhousemuir (H)  2 - 0
 27/01/68 Division 2 vs. Stenhousemuir (H)  2 - 0
 11/11/67 Division 2 vs. Brechin City (A)  4 - 2
 27/09/67 Division 2 vs. East Fife (H)  3 - 1
 27/09/67 Division 2 vs. East Fife (H)  3 - 1
 16/09/67 Division 2 vs. Cowdenbeath (H)  2 - 0
 06/09/67 Supp Round 2nd Leg vs. Ayr Utd (H)  2 - 4
 02/09/67 Group 9 vs. Forfar Ath (A)  2 - 1
 23/08/67 Division 2 vs. Ayr Utd (A)  1 - 3
 16/08/67 Group 9 vs. East Stirlingshire (A)  1 - 0

 List of Games Played (click to expand)
 21/08/68 Division 2 vs. Brechin City (A)  1 - 3
 14/08/68 Group 6 vs. Berwick Rangers (H)  2 - 4
 10/08/68 Group 6 vs. East Fife (A)  0 - 2
 20/04/68 Division 2 vs. East Stirlingshire (H)  5 - 5
 13/04/68 Division 2 vs. Stenhousemuir (A)  1 - 2
 06/04/68 Division 2 vs. Forfar Ath (H)  2 - 3
 03/04/68 Division 2 vs. Hamilton Accies (H)  3 - 2
 30/03/68 Division 2 vs. Stranraer (A)  1 - 1
 20/03/68 Division 2 vs. Queen of South (H)  2 - 4
 16/03/68 Division 2 vs. St Mirren (A)  0 - 3
 09/03/68 Division 2 vs. Brechin City (H)  2 - 2
 02/03/68 Division 2 vs. Alloa Athletic (A)  1 - 0
 23/02/68 Division 2 vs. Ayr Utd (H)  2 - 2
 17/02/68 Division 2 vs. Berwick Rangers (H)  1 - 0
 10/02/68 Division 2 vs. Arbroath (A)  0 - 4
 03/02/68 Division 2 vs. Queen's Park (A)  0 - 4
 27/01/68 Division 2 vs. Stenhousemuir (H)  2 - 0
 20/01/68 Division 2 vs. Montrose (H)  0 - 2
 18/01/68 2nd Preliminary Round 2nd Replay vs. Queen of South (N)  0 - 1
 17/01/68 2nd Preliminary Round Replay vs. Queen of South (H)  2 - 2
 13/01/68 Division 2 vs. Albion Rovers (A)  0 - 0
 06/01/68 2nd Preliminary Round vs. Queen of South (A)  2 - 2
 02/01/68 Division 2 vs. Cowdenbeath (A)  2 - 0
 01/01/68 Division 2 vs. Dumbarton (H)  2 - 1
 23/12/67 Division 2 vs. East Stirlingshire (A)  2 - 0
 02/12/67 Division 2 vs. Stranraer (H)  5 - 1
 25/11/67 Division 2 vs. Hamilton Accies (A)  0 - 1
 18/11/67 Division 2 vs. St Mirren (H)  0 - 2
 11/11/67 Division 2 vs. Brechin City (A)  4 - 2
 21/10/67 Division 2 vs. Arbroath (H)  2 - 3
 14/10/67 Division 2 vs. Queen's Park (H)  2 - 0
 07/10/67 Division 2 vs. Montrose (A)  2 - 3
 30/09/67 Division 2 vs. Albion Rovers (H)  2 - 2
 27/09/67 Division 2 vs. East Fife (H)  3 - 1
 23/09/67 Division 2 vs. Queen of South (A)  0 - 5
 16/09/67 Division 2 vs. Cowdenbeath (H)  2 - 0
 06/09/67 Supp Round 2nd Leg vs. Ayr Utd (H)  2 - 4
 04/09/67 Supp Round 1st Leg vs. Ayr Utd (A)  1 - 1
 02/09/67 Group 9 vs. Forfar Ath (A)  2 - 1
 23/08/67 Division 2 vs. Ayr Utd (A)  1 - 3
 16/08/67 Group 9 vs. East Stirlingshire (A)  1 - 0
 12/08/67 Group 9 vs. Brechin City (H)  2 - 0


Biography

Eddie Moore was one of a number of players from Ayr United who ended up at Kilbowie. He was a tall imposing figure who came to Clydebank as a goal scoring centre-forward. He was brilliant in the air, a great target man and a hard as nails player who let defenders know he was about. He looked as if he would be an ideal fit for this Clydebank team. Things started off well then a bit of tinkering started taking the edge of Eddie Moore’s natural abilities.

Eddie Moore played just over forty games and scored eleven goals for Clydebank, a respectable total but nothing outstanding. However there is a reason for this. Clydebank had a really good strike force at this time with Tony Moy knocking in the goals and the experienced Jim Fleming also weighing in with goals, Frank Russell was also still on the scene but would shortly move on as he was squeezed out. So we had three outstanding forwards who all knew the way to goal and all fighting to get a starting place. Someone made the decision to move Eddie Moore back to centre half, a position he occupied for almost half his Clydebank career, so his eleven goals total should be based on just over twenty games. Eddie had no experience of playing centre half and it showed in a number of games.

Eddie made his debut on 12 August 1967 in a 2-0 win against Brechin in a League Cup tie at Kilbowie Park. He opened his goal account four days later in a 1-0 win at Firs Park against East Stirling in another League Cup tie. His next match was a return to his old stomping ground of Somerset Park and again Eddie was on the mark putting Clydebank ahead in 4 minutes but Ayr United came roaring back to win 3-1. Eddie then played with the deadly combination of Russell and Moy in a League Cup tie at Station Park against Forfar, with Eddie on the mark yet again together with a Frank Russell goal seeing Clydebank through 2-1. Ayr United then appeared once more as Clydebank played them in a League Cup qualifying play off. Tony Moy had the Bankies 1-0 ahead at Somerset Park but Dixie Ingram who was Eddie Moore’s replacement at Ayr scored a last minute equaliser.

The second leg at Kilbowie was a pulsating end to end rip-roaring cup tie with Clydebank going into the lead twice through ex Ayr players Arthur Paterson and Eddie Moore but Ayr proved too strong and a double from Dixie Ingram helped Ayr to a 4-2 victory.

The remarkable thing about Eddie Moore’s short Clydebank career was that come the end of season 1967-68 there was no longer a fight for a place in the strike force. Frank Russell had transferred to Alloa, Jim Fleming had decided to hang up his boots and Tony Moy made his way to Chelmsford City. The highlight of his time at Kilbowie was when he was unanimously voted supporters player of the year when it was predicted free scoring Tony Moy would pick up the award.

Season 1968-69 seen Eddie Moore back up front with yet another signing from Ayr United in Ian Hawkshaw although a young Alan Munro had impressed in pre-season friendlies. Eddie Moore played his last game for Clydebank in the first league game of the season when he came off injured in a 3-1 defeat at Brechin.

Eddie retired from football in March 1969 after failing to recover from a knee injury. He had a few aborted comebacks for the reserves, but decided to call it a day.

Debut

August 12th, 1967
Clydebank 2 - 0 Brechin City

League Cup (Group 9)


Timeline

  • Date of Birth


    Eddie has an unknown date of birth.

    Date unknown

  • Signed For Clydebank

    Saturday, May 6th, 1967

  • First Non-Competitive Appearance (Friendly)

    Morton 4 - 0 Clydebank
    Friendly

    Bankies faced a harsh defeat against newly promoted Morton at Cappielow on Saturday in their final game of the season.Although dubbed a "friendly," both teams played with intensity, leaving no

    Saturday, May 27th, 1967

  • First Team Debut

    Clydebank 2 - 0 Brechin City
    League Cup (Group 9)

    Following their impressive draw against Chelsea the previous week, Clydebank continued their good form with a convincing victory over Brechin City at Kilbowie on Saturday.Newly-signed striker

    Saturday, August 12th, 1967

  • First Goal

    East Stirlingshire 0 - 1 Clydebank
    League Cup (Group 9)

    ----------------------------------How the other side saw it----------------------------------Shire’s Bobby Jones had a match to forget in front of goal, despite being their standout attack

    Wednesday, August 16th, 1967

  • League Debut

    Ayr Utd 3 - 1 Clydebank
    League (Division 2)

    A change of scenery from the high-octane world of top-flight football brought us to Somerset Park in Ayr. Here, newly relegated Ayr United began their quest for promotion, while Clydebank, in just the

    Wednesday, August 23rd, 1967

  • First League Goal

    Ayr Utd 3 - 1 Clydebank
    League (Division 2)

    A change of scenery from the high-octane world of top-flight football brought us to Somerset Park in Ayr. Here, newly relegated Ayr United began their quest for promotion, while Clydebank, in just the

    Wednesday, August 23rd, 1967

  • Last Goal

    Clydebank 3 - 2 Hamilton Accies
    League (Division 2)

    Report coming soon....

    Wednesday, April 3rd, 1968

  • Last Appearance

    Brechin City 3 - 1 Clydebank
    League (Division 2)

    Dick Madden's day will be one he'd rather forget. Two first-half blunders had Clydebank staring down the barrel of a drubbing in their League One opener at Glebe Park, but a stellar second-half displa

    Wednesday, August 21st, 1968

  • Left the Club


    Eddie retired from football due to a knee injury

    Friday, March 21st, 1969