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Hace 17 horas · Mark Hateley AC Milan paid £1m to acquire Hateley in 1984. The striker scored 21 goals in three seasons at San Siro, but Milan did not win a single trophy in that time.
Hace 2 días · Ten years into his time at the club, the legendary poacher actually missed the game due to a broken leg with Mark Hateley scoring the Rangers goal in a 2-1 defeat. Andy Cole and Scott Sellars scored for the Magpies, with McCoist going on to break Rangers’ scoring record (355 goals) and cement himself in Ibrox history.
12 de abr. de 2024 · Friday, 12th Apr 2024 10:21 by Clive Whittingham. We’re back up to East Yorkshire tomorrow to face Hull City, and in preparation we're looking back to a classic cup tie from the 1980s, and the various horror shows Mark Hateley inflicted on both clubs for the history. Memorable Match.
24 de abr. de 2024 · Instead, two goals from Mark Hateley clinched Rangers' third successive title and set Smith off on a path of success that would culminate in nine-in-a-row. 1985-86 Champions: Celtic
Hace 4 días · We then lost at Killie with Mark Hateley being played as a sweeper at the back and trophy day a borefest in a nil nil draw with Dundee culmanating in the shitshow of a performance in losing the cup final to Dundee United. ... Thank feck for Hateley that season and then Durie joining at New Year to help him out too
18 de abr. de 2024 · They added much-needed experience to a side full of promising youngsters such as Mark Hateley, Danny Thomas and John Hendrie. The season had been a rollercoaster ride for the club and the supporters. Financial worries had meant they’d been forced to sell some of their best players in recent seasons.
8 de abr. de 2024 · Picture: Tony, Mark and Tom Hateley - the leaders ! The World’s All-Time best scoring triple dynasties: three Hateley lead the ranking On September 25, Daniel Maldini from Milan scored a goal which made the Maldini dynasty the first Italian scoring triple dynasty (see our yesterday’s publication). Worldwide, it is 15th such dynasty.
