1. Ian Richard Moores was an English footballer who played in the Football League for Barnsley, Bolton Wanderers, Orient, Stoke City, Tottenham Hotspur FC and APOEL FC in Cyprus.
14 Facts About Ian Moores
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Ian Moores then joined Stoke City's youth team and as a schoolboy at the age of fifteen continued his development at the Victoria Ground.
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Ian Moores started as a left winger but became a centre-forward after a switch in Stoke's "A" team with a hat-trick to his name in the second half of a match.
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Ian Moores graduated to the senior team in April 1974, having appeared for the England under-23 team twice.
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On 4 September 1976 Ian Moores made his Tottenham league debut at Old Trafford.
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Ian Moores played 12 more times that season and scored once more, against Crystal Palace three weeks later.
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Ian Moores scored twice on his debut for Orient, as he had done for Spurs, away against Charlton Athletic on 6 October 1978.
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Ian Moores was a first team regular over the next four years, but when Orient were relegated to Division 3 in 1982 he signed for Bolton Wanderers.
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Ian Moores played alongside Terry McDermott and won one Cypriot Championship, one Cup, two Super Cups and played in all three European competitions.
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Ian Moores helped Tamworth win the 1989 FA Vase, when he scored in the replay of the final, but that was to be his swansong.
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Ian Moores retired as a player a year later, in 1990.
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Ian Moores cited his Under-23 national team debut vs Wales as his most memorable match.
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Ian Moores had said that if he was not an athlete, he would have been a physical training instructor.
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Ian Moores's likes included television, driving and going to horse races.