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Nigel Spackman:  Midfielder in club 1986 - 1988
 
  Nigel Spackman:  Midfielder
  Nickname:  Spackers
  Date of Birth:  02.12.1960
  With the Reds:  1986-1988
  Height:
  Weight:  
  Bought from:  Chelsea
  Signed for LFC:  Ј400,000 - 24.02.1987
  Debut:  25th February 1987 v Southampton (H) League Cup Semi-final won 3-0 (Aged 26)
  Last match:  17.12.1988
  Debut goal:  
  1st team league games:  51  (12 as sub)
  1st team league goals: 
  Total 1st team games:  63  (13 as sub)
  Total 1st team goals: 
  Contract expiry:  17.12.1988, transfer to QPR for J500,00
  International caps:  
  International goals: 
  International debut: 
  Former clubs:  Bournemouth, Chelsea, QPR, Glasgow Rangers, Chelsea, Sheffield United
  Birth Place:  Romsey, England
  Honours:  1 Division One Championship 87-88, 1 Charity Shields 88

  Runners up:  1 League Cup 86-87
  Personal Honours:
  Website:

  Total LFC games/goals

League FA Cup FL Cup Europe Other Total
Seasons App Gls App Gls App Gls App Gls App Gls App Gls
1986-87 12 1/1 13/1
1987-88 19/8 5 1 25/8
1988-89 8/4 6 12/4
Total 43/12 5 8/1 50/13

  A more detailed look at the player's appearances

  Total   started/substitutions   Total   Competition
  50   Started   51   League
  32   On the bench   7   League Cup
  13   Substitute   5   FA Cup
  6   Substituted    

  Career Milestones for Nigel Spackman:

  Appearances in all competitions

Date Against Result Venue Competition
1 25.02.1987   Southampton 3-0   Anfield LC
50 17.09.1988   Tottenham H 1-1   Anfield League

  Goals in all competitions

Date Min Against Result Venue Competition
Didn't find any goals

  Total LFC club games/goals for Reserves

Reserves
League LS Cup Total
Seasons App Gls App Gls App Gls
1987-88 13 13
Total 13 13

 

  PROFILE

  Versatile midfielder Nigel Spackman was signed by Kenny Dalglish from Chelsea for J400,000 midway through 1987 and went on to be a popular figure at Anfield.

  He made his Reds debut as an impressive second half substitute in the 1987 Littlewoods Cup semi-final 3-0 win over Southampton at Anfield, and went on to start in the final which Arsenal won 2-1 at Wembley.

  The following season saw Spackman make his mark at Anfield. With Ronnie Whelan injured, Dalglish turned to Spackman and he filled in admirably in the centre of midfield alongside Steve McMahon in that great team featuring John Barnes, Peter Beardsley and John Aldridge.

  One of Spackman's finest games in a red shirt came in the 5-0 demolition of Nottingham Forest at Anfield in 1988, when he gave a performance of true determination and quality passing.

  The following season saw 'Spackers' in and out of the team. With Ronnie Whelan back from injury, Spackman filled in a variety of roles including left midfield, right back and centre half. He enjoyed a particularly fine game in the Littlewoods Cup third replay 2-1 win over Arsenal at Villa Park.

  He left Anfield without scoring a goal but he came close on numerous occasions. None more so than the 1-0 Anfield win over Manchester United in September 1988. On as a substitute for the injured McMahon, Spackman hit the post twice as he produced a brilliant individual display.

  However, Spackman left Liverpool in search of regular football at Queens Park Rangers in 1989 and got a terrific reception from the Kop when he returned to Anfield later that season. He later went back to Stamford Bridge for a second spell under Glenn Hoddle before retiring. After a spell of managing Sheffield United, Spackman then became a pundit for SKY Sports and worked with the Football Association before returning to football management with Barnsley.

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  Update: 10.01.2008
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