23 Facts About Andy Dorman

Andrew Dorman was born on 1 May 1982 and is a former professional footballer.

Andy Dorman has played professionally in the United States, Scotland, and England.

Andy Dorman moved to the United States to attend Boston University, where he was a standout for the school's college soccer team.

Andy Dorman recorded his first professional assist in the match, setting up Taylor Twellman in the 86th minute.

Andy Dorman appeared in all three of the Revolution's 2004 MLS Cup Playoff matches, and provided a game-winning assist on 31 October in the Eastern Conference Semifinal against the Columbus Crew.

In 2005, Andy Dorman made 30 appearances, and came on as a substitute in MLS Cup 2005 on 11 November.

In 2007, Andy Dorman made 30 appearances for the Revs, scoring a career-high seven goals and notching two assists.

On 3 October, Andy Dorman played the entirety of the 2007 US Open Cup final, helping the Revolution win their first-ever championship.

Andy Dorman finished the season as St Mirren's joint top scorer with 12 goals each.

Andy Dorman finished the season as St Mirren's league top scorer, with Billy Mehmet with 12 goals each in all appearances.

On 31 August 2012, Andy Dorman's contract was terminated by mutual consent, despite it being expected to end the next season.

Andy Dorman said he had experienced playing under three different managers during his loan spell, but saw the positive side of this.

Andy Dorman re-signed with New England Revolution on 15 November 2012, playing for his former teammate Jay Heaps.

Andy Dorman received two straight red cards during the 2013 campaign, on 10 August against Sporting Kansas City, and on 5 October against the Red Bulls,.

Andy Dorman managed to make 16 appearances in the 2014 New England Revolution season despite being sidelined with an MCL injury on 15 July which kept him out of the team until 12 September.

Andy Dorman made 3 appearances in the Revolution's 2014 playoff run, which ultimately culminated in a loss to the LA Galaxy in the 2014 MLS Cup Final.

Andy Dorman's contract expired at the end of the 2015 season, and he joined the coaching staff of the Boston Bolts.

Andy Dorman expressed interest in either playing for England, Wales or gaining American citizenship and playing for the United States, having lived there for over seven years.

Andy Dorman had moved to America to attend Boston University, where he was named a two-time All-New England player.

Andy Dorman was included in the squad to play against Scotland on 14 November 2009 when, ironically, he was playing his club football for Scottish team St Mirren.

Andy Dorman made his debut for the Wales national football team on 23 May 2010 against Croatia at the Stadion Gradski.

Andy Dorman attended Hawarden High School where Owen and the late Gary Speed attended.

Andy Dorman holds a US green card which qualifies him as a domestic player for MLS roster purposes.