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Hibernian Player John Ogilvie, Record By Opponent

Ogilvie, John

PositionDefender
Date of Birth28/10/1928
Place of BirthMotherwell
NationalityScottish
Signed FromThorniewood United
Sold ToLeicester City
Games Played52 [Show all]
Games Started52
Games On As Sub0
Goals0
Yellow Cards0
Red Cards0


Breakdown By Opposition

OppositonStarts (As Sub)GoalsYellow CardsRed Cards
Aberdeen5 (0)000
Airdrieonians (1878-2002)3 (0)000
Celtic1 (0)000
Clyde2 (0)000
Dundee3 (0)000
East Fife3 (0)000
Falkirk5 (0)000
Heart of Midlothian2 (0)000
Morton2 (0)000
Motherwell5 (0)000
Partick Thistle2 (0)000
Queen of the South4 (0)000
Raith Rovers1 (0)000
Rangers3 (0)000
St Mirren6 (0)000
Stirling Albion1 (0)000
Third Lanark4 (0)000


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John signed for the 'Foxes' in October 1955 and settled into sound partnerships with first, Willie Cunningham and then, Stan Milburn. In season 1956/57 won the Division Two title ;- along with ex-Hibs players Tommy McDonald and Pat Ward.

Source :- "Of Fossils & Foxes - The official definitive history of Leicester City Football Club" by Dave Smith & Paul Taylor (Polar Publishing, 2001) (edited by moderator)

Posted by Patrick Roberts on 17/01/2011 - 17:43

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