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Terry McDonald

Terry McDonald

Clubs played for: West Ham United, Leyton Orient, Reading. (1956-1965)

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Biography: Helped Orient into the First Division stayed in the East End and manages a betting shop in the City part time after spending many years in the industry.




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McDonald, Terry Worked with Terry numerous times whilst with Corals. Top fella could spend hours talking with him about proper football
07-11-19 Pete Scott

McDonald, Terry Hello, As I'm Terry McDonald's son, I just thought I'd update your info on him - hope , it's useful. Cheers, Tony McDonald Career details: West Ham United (1956-59) Leyton Orient (Oct 1959-65) Reading (1965-66) Wimbledon (Southern League) 1966-67 Folkestone Town (Southern League) 1967-69 Since retiring as a player, Terry has spent the rest of his working life managing various betting shops in London and Essex before finally retiring from Coral in 2012, aged 74. He remained in touch with football, however, in a coaching capacity - firstly with Leyton Orient's under-15s and also had a spell coaching Chelsea under-15s in the mid-90s. Also ran coaching clinics for kids in the Philadelphia, USA during much of the 80s. Terry, who lives in Leyton, still attends every Orient home game with his journalist son Tony, who has written two books on the O's.


Mcdonald, Terry Hello this may be a bit random but I saw this and just thought it would be a nice way to stay in touch, I believe my Nan possesses an old family photo or two with terry McDonald in it I'm pretty sure it was a Christmas party at my great grand parents (Charley and violet George) around I think 1958/1959 I think he may be my recently departed grandads cousin his name was Kenneth John George, I'm intrigued to know what life was like back then and how people got by but more so about the family history, apologies if this is not relevant to the site . Regards Kirsty clarke


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