Playing History
| Season |
Division |
 |
 |
G2G |
 |
 |
Win % |
Draw % |
Loss % |
| 1968-69 |
Division Two |
2 |
0 |
- |
0 |
0 |
0.0%
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50.0%
|
50.0%
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| Totals: |
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2 (0) |
0 |
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| Apps = First Team Appearances (Sub Appearances) | Gls = Goals |
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Cln = Clean Sheets | CtGR = Clean Sheets 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 |
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List of Goals Scored
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| None |
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List of Games Played (click to expand)
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Biography
Diminutive little winger who arrived at Kilbowie with wingers Gerry O’Brien, Jimmy Caskie, John McGunnigle and Eddie Rutherford already on the books and fighting for game time. He had little chance to succeed. Brian made his debut on 2 November 1968 in a 2-2 draw at home to Stranraer. We had the bizarre situation of Eddie Rutherford playing out right, Brian Sheerin played outside left and Jimmy Caskie wearing the No. 9 jersey.
Unfortunately for Brian, his next game which would be his last, was to be two weeks later, against a wonderful Motherwell team who would be crowned Champions of League 2 that season. Clydebank were hammered 4-0 at Kilbowie, with the score being kept at a reasonable level thanks to the heroics of the trialist goalie John Brady. Brian was no worse than any of the other forwards that day, but was hooked after an hour and replaced by Gerry O’Brien.
There was to be no more game time for Brian and he was reinstated back to the Juniors and joined Vale of Leven. He was to help the Vale win the ‘B’ Division Championship in season 1969/70 with further success gained in winning The Evening Times Trophy and The Erskine Charity Cup that season. His teammates would include ex Bankie Tom Connelly and Drew Busby who would cause Clydebank problems in future years.
Debut
November 2nd, 1968
Clydebank 2 - 2 Stranraer
League (Division 2)
Timeline
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Date of Birth
Brian has an unknown date of birth.
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First Team Debut
Clydebank 2 - 2 Stranraer
League (Division 2)
Clydebank defied the odds to earn a thrilling 2-2 draw against Stranraer at Kilbowie Park. This battling performance showcased a resolute defence and an attack spearheaded by the brilliance of Ian Haw
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Last Appearance
Clydebank 0 - 4 Motherwell
League (Division 2)
Clydebank's patched-up defence, missing the dependable Dick Madden in goal due to illness, proved no match for a rampant Motherwell side at Kilbowie Park. Despite spirited efforts from young Brian She
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