Ex-Imp McAuley named Northern Irish captain


By Nathan Jackson
March 28 2011

Former Lincoln City defender Gareth McAuley has been named as the new captain for Northern Ireland. The tall defender spent two seasons at Lincoln in the middle of last decade before moving onto Leicester and later Ipswich.

McAuley joined the Imps in the 2004 pre-season and became a regular in the Lincoln defender alongside fellow countryman Paul Morgan and Jamie McCombe. His Imps career reached a high during the 2004/5 Playoffs when he scored both of City's goals in a 2-1 aggregate win over Macclesfield in the semi-finals. Twelve months later he left the Imps and went to Leicester City.

During his time at Lincoln, he starting gaining international recognition and he has now been named as the Northern Irish captain, albeit for one game. Regular captain Aaron Hughes will miss the game against Slovenia due to a shoulder injury and McAuley has been chosen to take his place.

Ex-Imp McAuley named Northern Irish captain
Posted by: theimps.ka (IP Logged)
Date: 28/03/2011 16:48

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Re: Ex-Imp McAuley named Northern Irish captain
Posted by: StratfordImp (IP Logged)
Date: 29/03/2011 08:45

Reallly chuffed for him, he was smiling like a Cheshire Cat on SSN this morning.
Is he the first Imp or ex Imp to captain his country???
Nathan - One for you?

Re: Ex-Imp McAuley named Northern Irish captain
Posted by: 79imp (IP Logged)
Date: 29/03/2011 22:27

Very good player and never properly replaced in my view since he left in 2006.

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