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Mark Hateley

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Position Centre forward
Born 07 Nov 1961, Derby (England)
Height 187 cm
Weight 82 kg
International Caps England: 32 full, 10 U21

Club From To Apps Goals Sold for
Coventry City 01 Dec 1978 01 Jun 1983 93 25 £190000
Portsmouth 01 Jun 1983 01 Jun 1984 38 22 £1000000
AC Milan 01 Jun 1984 01 Jun 1988 66 17  
AS Monaco 01 Jun 1988 01 Jun 1990 59 22  
Glasgow Rangers 01 Jun 1990 01 Nov 1995 165 85 £1500000
Queens Park Rangers 01 Nov 1995 01 Aug 1997 27 3  
Leeds United 18 Aug 1996   6 0 on loan
Glasgow Rangers   01 Aug 1997 4 1 £0
Hull City 01 Aug 1997 01 Jun 1999 21 3  

Leeds Career League FA Cup League Cup Europe Other
Season Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals Apps Goals
1996 - 1997 5(1)   0   0   0   0  
Total 5(1)   0   0   0   0  

Jabba's Comments

Strong striker who made his name with Coventry and Pompey before moving on to the likes of AC Milan and Glasgow Rangers. Scored the goal that helped knock Leeds out of the European Cup in 1992 and played just 6 games for Leeds in 1996 while on loan from QPR. One of the last of the line of 'old-fashioned' centre-forwards.

Darren Archer says: I met Mark Hately at a Rangers dinner dance. He was fantastic. Nicer man u couldn't meet. A credit to Rangers Football Club

marco says: Ciao Mark sei sempre nei nostri cuori! FORZA MILAN ......YOU ARE LEGEND!

Simon Newsham says: I Saw Mark Hateley play many times for Portsmouth in the 80s, he was a legend, there's no better header of the ball,and a top quality bloke, he once got two hat-tricks in a week! tues night v Grimsby & then again on saturday v Cambridge. And my Dad played with his dad for Notts Co in the early 60s. My brother & I went to Wembley on the off chance that he might make his England debut against Russia, he did, England were rubbish and lost 2-0 but Mark had a shot which left the Russian goalie winded and gasping for breath! Do you remember the John Barnes goal v Brazil at the Maracana? then Hateley got a header, Brazilian TV then pulled the plug! Last spotted him in M&S in Pompey a couple of years ago. His replacement after his 1 million move to AC Milan, (I became a fan of theirs only because of Hateley) was Scott McGarvey, he used to drink in my pub and was really on a hiding to nothing, he was never going to follow in his Hateleys footsteps.

Anon says: he was a great player and one of Rangers best players

Bazzared says: I hate the guy. He bullied Aberdeen out of winning the league title in 1992 by decking our young inexperienced goalkeeper in the opening minutes. Cheating hun scum as far as I'm concerned.

Jamie Rea Northern Irelands Supporters says: a true rangers great always proud to wear my Hateley 10 shirts.

james (hull city) oconnor says: he's a total baron the beckham of the 1980's

kelsey knox says: i think he is not only the best footballer in the world he is also the greatest uncle.

Laudrup's left leg says: One of the best strikers to wear a Rangers shirt. Formed a formidable partnership with Ally McCoist and Celtic couldn't get near us. Have never had another target man of this calibre since.

Kristian Barford says: I bumped into Mark Hateley in a pub in the East Yorkshire village of North Ferriby halfway through he's tenure as Hull City manager. He was hacked off with our then-chairman, having been promised £1 million for team strengthening, and drank Fosters. I found his assistant Billy Kirkwood far better company - Hateley just spent the night staring down his nose at us mere mortals.

Steve Keogh says: It's wonderful to see that Kelsey Knox calls Mr Hateley "uncle". I thought this polite way of refering to your mums lover was out of date. I suppose they could be married by now; it's been a while since I lived in Swanland. As a football fan (now in my 30's) Mr Hateley was a hero; he was a fantastic footballer & when he came to manage Hull City there was many of us who thought Christmas had arrived early and that things would instantly get better. Sadly not true and I agree with Kristian Barford as my hero worship died within 30 seconds of meeting him in the flesh; 5 pints of Fosters larger was about what it took for the arrogance to surface.

peachy says: rangers greatest ever no 10

laidlaw says: hateley and mccoist, rangers and europes best striking partnership of the 90s by far. hateley is a legend

Norbert Roux says: I saw Mark Hateley (and Glenn Holdde)when they played for Wenger's AS Monaco in 1990. It was a real delight, a fantasy to attend one of their match. THANKS FOR ALL, MARK ! Amour et Gloire à toi !!!

Saby says: on the octber 1984 I was in the S.Siro stadium to see Milan Inter and the magic goal of Mark "Attila" Hateley against Inter. it was the best goal I never saw also cuz it was full of meaning. he was my hero for years... today (it passed 20 years)if u talk with a fans of Milan about derby ,the memory comes to the head shoot that it makes win the derby after 9 years. he is always in our heart red and black.

freddie and evelyn todd says: imet mark in rangers club carrickfergus 30th anversary dinner 9th october 2004 a very nice man and had time for every one to take photographs and sighed a lot of autographs


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