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Dave Clements

Dave Clements

Clubs played for: Wolverhampton Wanderers, Coventry City, Sheffield Wednesday, Everton, New York Cosmos, Colorado Caribou (1963-1978)

Born: 1945

Birthplace: Larne, Northern Ireland

Position: Left winger/Midfielder/Left-back

Biography: Made just under 400 league appearances between 1964-76.He played as a left winger,defensive midfielder & as a full back.He won 48 caps for Northern Ireland & managed them for two years in 1975/76. He moved to the United States in 1976 & played for New York Cosmos.He then coached there during the 1980's.He then went on to run an Irish shop as well as working as a salesman in St Louis.He now runs a business with his brother in law Cotton Candy Vending which produces fully automatic candy floss vending machines.He lives in Denver.




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Clements, Dave Dave Clements also played left centre back for Coventry City.
18-07-22 Terence Richards.

Clements, Dave I remember seeing Dave on the day he got married and Dave and his wife went off on their honeymoon in a Vauxhall VX 4 90. I was at at garden party for the scouts in Mrs Collateral home.
26-02-22 David Cinnamond

Clements, Dave In clubs played for, there is no mention of Portadown from where he made his move to England, having been transferred by the then Portadown manager Gibby McKenzie. I was editing the local paper at the time and I have happy memories of the joy Dave brought to the Ports fans. I too remember that goal he scored against Scotland when George Best played the game of his life. Regards to Dave from Portadown where he is fondly remembered.
30-11-21 david armstrong

Clements, Dave Scored winning goal against Scotland at Windsor Park where I saw the most mesmeric performance of ballet & football on a gluepit pitch from the irrepressible George Best. Veteran Ronnie Simpson kept the score respectable for the Scots.
06-12-20 Sean Magee

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