Neil Caldwell Player Profile

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Player Details

  • Full Name: Neil Caldwell
  • Born: September 25th, 1975 (Glasgow)
  • Height: 5' 6
  • Position: Defender / Midfielder
  • Signed: July 18th, 1995
  • First Manager: Billy Kirkwood
  • Career Totals: 5 appearances, 1 goals
  • Also Played For: Rangers


Playing History

Season Win % Draw % Loss %
1995-96 5 1 0 0 60.0% 20.0% 20.0%
Totals: 5 (0) 1


 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
 26/09/95 3rd Round vs. Clydebank (A) 1 - 0
 26/08/95 First Division vs. Dunfermline (A) 0 - 3
 23/08/95 1st Round vs. Stranraer (A) 2 - 0
 19/08/95 2nd Round vs. Cowdenbeath (A) 4 - 0
 12/08/95 First Division vs. Morton (H) 1 - 1

 Recent First Team Goals
 19/08/95 2nd Round vs. Cowdenbeath (A) 4 - 0

 List of Goals Scored (click to expand)
 19/08/95 2nd Round vs. Cowdenbeath (A)  4 - 0

 List of Games Played (click to expand)
 26/09/95 3rd Round vs. Clydebank (A)  1 - 0
 26/08/95 First Division vs. Dunfermline (A)  0 - 3
 23/08/95 1st Round vs. Stranraer (A)  2 - 0
 19/08/95 2nd Round vs. Cowdenbeath (A)  4 - 0
 12/08/95 First Division vs. Morton (H)  1 - 1


Biography

Neil came through the youth system at Rangers. After he was released by the Ibrox side he signed for United. He spent just one season at Tannadice, playing mostly in the reserves and was released in May 1996. He then joined junior side Petershill.





Debut

August 12th, 1995
Greenock Morton 1 - 1 Dundee United

League (First Division)


Timeline

  • Date of Birth

    Neil was born on this date in Glasgow.

    Thursday, September 25th, 1975

  • Signed For Dundee United

    Neil came through the youth system at Rangers. After he was released by the Ibrox side he signed for United. He spent just one season at Tannadice, playing mostly in the reserves and was released in May 1996. He then joined junior side Petershill.

    Tuesday, July 18th, 1995

  • Debut - Dundee United 1 - 1 Morton

    Morton's message to United playing their first match out with the top flight of Scottish football for 35 years was "welcome to the First Division" as they gave us an early sample of how hard a task lies ahead of us this season. But given that the United line-up contained all five summer signings, there were some encouraging signs, particularly as five players were still suspended!

    Saturday, August 12th, 1995

  • First Goal - Cowdenbeath 0 - 4 Dundee United

    This was a comfortable stroll in the sun against the side which finished thirty-ninth out of forty clubs last season! There was only one threatening moment from the Fifers. That came two minutes after United had gone in front. Yardley turned away from the United defence to angle in a shot which Ally Maxwell parried into the path of Scott who slotted the ball into an empty net. The stand-side linesman, however, raised his flag to indicate that the centre was offside and with that went any Fife hopes of causing an upset of any sort. United's early domination should have brought a goal in the 7th minute, but Rab Shannon's header from a Paddy Connolly cross drifted past the far post. United eventually went ahead in the 26th minute when Paddy Connolly was fouled by Malloy 22 yards out and Billy McKinlay's free-kick deflected off the defensive wall to leave Russell helpless. Paddy Connolly was again involved in the second goal. Russell reached but couldn't hold his flick, Robbie Winters headed the ball back and Neil Caldwell rammed the ball high into the roof of the net.

    Saturday, August 19th, 1995

  • Last Appearance - Clydebank 0 - 1 Dundee United

    United dominated the opening stages and the Bankies had a narrow escape in the 12th minute. Paul Walker fed Ben Honeyman who whipped in a shot which Matthews couldn't hold and only Currie's intervention as he scrambled the ball away for a comer prevented Paul Walker giving United the lead. Honeyman then shot narrowly over. The young United newcomers were doing themselves no harm at all with Stuart Gilmour firing fractionally wide after a 20 minutes which had been totally dominated by the Tangerines.

    Tuesday, September 26th, 1995