Jimmy Crawford Player Profile

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Player Details

  • Full Name: James Crawford
  • Born: May 1st, 1973 (Chicago, USA)
  • Height: 5' 11
  • Position: Central Midfielder
  • Signed: February 23rd, 1998
  • First Manager: Tommy McLean
  • Career Totals: 2 appearances
  • Also Played For: Bohemians, Newcastle United, Reading, Rotherham United


Playing History

Season Win % Draw % Loss %
1997-98 - (2) 0 0 0 0.0% 100.0% 0.0%
Totals: 0 (2) 0


 Apps = First Team Appearances (Sub Appearances) | Gls = Goals
 GtGR = Goals to Games Ratio | W/D/L - Games won, drawn or lost as percentage of games played in
 Yel = Yellow Cards/Cautions | Red = Red Cards/Dismissals

 Recent First Team Starts
 None

 Recent First Team Goals
 None

 List of Goals Scored
None

 List of Games Played (click to expand)
 15/03/98 Premier Division vs. Celtic (A)  1 - 1
 24/02/98 Premier Division vs. Hibernian (H)  1 - 1


Biography

Jimmy was a Republic of Ireland Under-21 international who arrived at Tannadice on a short-term loan from Newcastle United. He returned to his own club at the end of the season.





Debut (as sub)

February 24th, 1998
Dundee United 1 - 1 Hibernian

League (Premier Division)


Timeline

  • Date of Birth

    Jimmy was born on this date in Chicago, USA.

    Tuesday, May 1st, 1973

  • Signed For Dundee United

    Jimmy was a Republic of Ireland Under-21 international who arrived at Tannadice on a short-term loan from Newcastle United. He returned to his own club at the end of the season.

    Monday, February 23rd, 1998

  • Debut - Dundee United 1 - 1 Hibernian

    A game of few chances, but totally dominated by us. It was doubly disappointing therefore to make the breakthrough thanks to Andy Dow's own goal from an Erik Pedersen free-kick only to lose the equaliser just 60 seconds later!

    Tuesday, February 24th, 1998

  • Last Appearance - Celtic 1 - 1 Dundee United

    Meeting number six and at last a return of some description from the long running saga of games with Celtic. Not that the prospects looked particularly bright at the interval. The home side had taken the lead through Donnelly's well struck volley twenty minutes from the interval. But we survived all the pressure and came out of our shell in the second half to grab an equaliser with great leading up work by Craig Easton and Maurice Malpas, being finished off in style by Kjell Olofsson to give us our fourth consecutive draw in league games.

    Sunday, March 15th, 1998