13 Facts About Andy McGuigan

Andrew McGuigan was a Scottish professional footballer, described as "speedy and tricky".

Andy McGuigan began his career with Hibernian before signing with Liverpool in 1900.

Andy McGuigan then struggled with injury and wound down his career in brief spells at Southport Central, Accrington Stanley, Burslem Port Vale, Bristol City, Barrow, and Exeter City.

Andy McGuigan was later on the board of directors at Liverpool.

Andy McGuigan started his professional career in 1898 with Hibernian in Division One of the Scottish Football League, following a move from local side Newton Stewart.

Andy McGuigan scored five goals in 14 First Division games, as the "Reds" were crowned champions of English football for the first time.

Andy McGuigan scored 14 goals in 37 games in all competitions for Liverpool.

Andy McGuigan then spent a season with Brynn Central, scoring nearly 30 goals as the pivot of the club's forward line.

Andy McGuigan moved on to Southport Central, Accrington Stanley, Burslem Port Vale, Bristol City and Barrow.

Andy McGuigan joined Exeter City in the summer of 1908 as the club turned professional.

Andy McGuigan finished as the club's top-scorer with 16 Southern League goals.

Andy McGuigan retired the following season and spent time coaching in Bilbao, Spain.

Andy McGuigan later became a club director at Liverpool, serving on the club's board when Liverpool won the championship two consecutive years.