12 Facts About Andy Liddell

Andrew "Andy" Mark Liddell was born on 28 June 1973 and is a former professional footballer who played as a right winger.

Andy Liddell helped his team achieve promotion to the Premiership in 1997.

Andy Liddell played a part in a significant moment during Barnsley's Premier League season.

Andy Liddell fell out of favour in subsequent years, making most of his appearances from the substitute's bench.

Andy Liddell received a call-up from Scotland coach Berti Vogts and attended an end-of-season training camp.

Andy Liddell was Wigan Athletic's longest-serving player when he left to join Sheffield United in 2004.

Andy Liddell played just under 250 games for Wigan, finishing as the club's leading scorer with a tally of 70 goals, four more than that of David Lowe, the club's previous all-time leading goal-getter.

Andy Liddell made his debut against Burnley on 7 August 2004, and his first goal followed against Nottingham Forest.

Andy Liddell dropped into Non-League football at the age of 36 when he signed for Northern Premier League club Bradford Park Avenue in July 2009.

Andy Liddell immediately took on Nicky Eaden as a new coach for the club.

Andy Liddell appeared 12 times for the Scotland under-21 team in the mid-1990s.

Andy Liddell is the son of the late Gary Liddell, a former Leeds United and Grimsby Town striker.