13 Facts About Richard Mulrooney

Richard Mulrooney was born on November 3,1976 and is an American former soccer player.

Richard Mulrooney is the current men's soccer coach at the University of Memphis.

Richard Mulrooney immediately earned himself a place in the Clash's starting lineup, starting 25 games while scoring one goal and 3 assists as a rookie.

Richard Mulrooney has since established himself as one of the most important players on the team, playing in 163 games and adding 44 assists while orchestrating the team's offense.

Richard Mulrooney left the Quakes before the 2005 season, traded to Dallas in a large deal that included Arturo Alvarez and Brad Davis.

Richard Mulrooney helped form the core of the FC Dallas squad that began the 2005 season in first place, but Richard Mulrooney tore his ACL May 14,2005 and missed the remainder of the season.

On March 20,2007, Richard Mulrooney was traded to expansion MLS club Toronto FC, in exchange for a partial allocation and a 2008 SuperDraft first-round pick.

Richard Mulrooney played every game the remainder of the season for the Dynamo and tied for the team lead with five assists.

Richard Mulrooney set up Nate Jaqua for the first goal in the Western Conference final against Kansas City.

Richard Mulrooney became a free agent in Major League Soccer when he was not selected in the Re-Entry draft.

Richard Mulrooney earned his first cap on December 9,2001, as a substitute against South Korea.

In 2012 Richard Mulrooney joined the University of Memphis soccer staff, Richard Mulrooney is the Assistant coach under HC Richie Grant.

On February 25,2014, Richard Mulrooney was named the new head coach at the University of Memphis.