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Ernie Hannigan

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as manager in October 1967 and then took ten games before the new manager had got a win with the Sky Blues bottom of the table. In February 1968 Coventry won three games in a row to take them out of the relegation zone and Hannigan was joined by his old Queens partner Neil Martin who had signed from
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Hannigan gained the reputation as one of the best outside-right's Western Australian fans had seen. He was inducted into the Western Australian Hall of Fame when the Hall of Fame Committee selected the top one hundred players over the past Century. Hannigan was one of the 28 1970's players selected
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joining Stirling City. In 1975, he won a D'Orsogna Cup with Morley Windmills who he had joined the previous year as player-coach. Hannigan was also the recipient of the D'Orsogna 'Fairest and Best' Medal and runners-up in the Rothmans 'Fairest and Best' Medal. Hannigan made the first of twelve
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on 31 August 1964. But appearances for Hannigan were limited in his first season in England, making just 11 first team appearances, as the number seven shirt was held for the remainder of the season by Dave Wilson, the 1964/65 season was the last before substitutes were allowed in the game.
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making 99 league appearances scoring 6 league goals until he was 20 when Preston signed him for £15,000 in June 1964. He would return to the club for a short spell in 1972 to make a further 13 league appearances. In total he would make 147 appearances scoring 8 goals for Queens.
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Of manager Noel Cantwell, Hannigan later said: "Cantwell was a nice guy but I used to argue with him all the time about the way he wanted me to play. I was a winger who wanted to take players on, but he wanted my first touch to be a cross into the box to aim for
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Ernie Hannigan ended the season in great form scoring six of his eleven league goals in the last four matches of the season, culminating in a hat-trick on the last day of the season when Cardiff were beaten 9–0 at Deepdale.
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The 1966/67 season saw Ernie Hannigan as an ever-present and finished with 12 goals one behind leading scorer Alex Dawson. Hannigan scored twice in a match on two occasions in a win over
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for £90,000. Hannigan contributed five league goals during the 1967/68 season for Coventry as they eventually just avoided relegation, finishing third from bottom, one point above
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and a 3–0 home win against Cardiff . His last appearance for PNE was on 4 November 1967 in a 1–1 home draw against. Hannigan had scored 28 goals from 98 appearances for Preston.
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Hannigan joined Coventry City, who was playing in their first season in the top division, in November 1967 for a fee of £55,000. It had been a difficult start for Coventry as
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Hannigan's two remaining seasons at Queens were spent playing top division football. In this spell Queens recorded a 1-0 league victory away to Celtic. Teammate
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later in an interview reflecting on his 20 years at Queens named Hannigan as being amongst the best player he played beside.
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in 1971. In Hannigan's second spell at Queen of the South in 1972 he would play his last game for the club away to
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The following season saw Ernie Hannigan make 29 league appearances and scored his first goal in a 5–2 defeat at
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The following season saw Ernie Hannigan again score twice in a match on two occasions in a 3–1 victory at
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Hannigan lived in Perth and owned an industrial cleaning business. His business partner was the late
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and later played in the side that won the Mara Halim Cup, an international tournament in
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Iain McChesney profile on "Queens Legends" on the official Queen of the South FC website
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Jim Patterson profile on "Queens Legends" on the official Queen of the South FC website
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George Farm profile on "Queens Legends" on the official Queen of the South FC website
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Neil Martin profile on "Queens Legends" on the official Queen of the South FC website
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and Cardiff . Hannigan scored a brace in the FA Cup third-round 3–2 victory against
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Hannigan's debut was in the fourth match of the season in a 1–1 draw against
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in the 'Century of Champions' when the ceremony took place in July 2004.
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in November 1965. Hannigan then scored in the next two matches against
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based club having spotted him playing amateur football in Glasgow with
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He then spent one season with Eastern Hong Kong before emigrating to
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The PFA Premier & Football League Players' Records 1946-1998
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On leaving Coventry in 1970, Hannigan returned to Scotland with
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on 23 September 1972., having spent the summer playing for the
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on loan in December 1969, playing in the draws at home to
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Ernie Hannigan kicked off his professional career joining
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and Neil Martin who were our two big centre-forwards."
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Index

Glasgow
Perth
Outside right
Queen of the South
Preston North End
Coventry City
Torquay United
Morton
New York Cosmos
New Jersey Brewers
Queen of the South
Raith Rovers
footballer
Scotland
Neil Martin
Queen of the South
Coventry City
Preston North End
Jimmy McKinnell Junior
Dumfries
St Roch
Albion Rovers
George Farm
Blackpool
1953 F.A. Cup final
Neil Martin
Scottish First Division
Jim Patterson
Iain McChesney
Palmerston Park

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