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A one-club man is a term used to describe a football player who has played his entire professional career with only one club. In the strictest definition, one-club men are rare in football due to the effects of the promotion and relegation systems used by most professional leagues. Promotion and relegation creates the tendency for (mostly younger) players to be loaned out, for players to move for financial reasons (most often the case if the club is relegated) and for (mostly older) players to play at a lower level in order to prolong their careers.
- Players (past or present) must have been at their club for a minimum of ten years in order to be included here. Loan spells at other teams disqualify players from being counted in the list. Only seasons with appearances in the senior first team are counted. Current players who have been at their club since 2002 will be eligible for inclusion in 2012. Some can be seen here.
Playing careers
Playing and post-playing careers
In addition to those who spent their entire playing career with a single club, there are several examples of players remaining with a single club throughout their entire career within the professional club game — playing, coaching, management, etc. Notable examples are listed below.
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- Hakkı Yeten (Beşiktaş JK): player 1931-1948; manager 1949 and 1950-1951; club president 1960-1963, 1964-1966 and 1967-1968.
- Santiago Bernabéu Yeste (Real Madrid): player 1912–1927; director/assistant manager and manager 1927–1936; club president 1943–1978.
- Bob Crompton (Blackburn Rovers): player 1896–1920; manager: 1926–1930 and 1938–1941.
- Kim Daugaard (Brondby IF): player 1993-2008; assistant manager 2009–present.
- Ali Sami Yen (Galatasaray SK): player 1905-1909; manager 1916-1917; club president 1905-1918 and 1925
- Vladimir Maminov (Lokomotiv Moscow): player 1992-2008; assistant manager 2009–present.
- Boris Gavrilov (Shinnik Yaroslavl): player 1971-1989; assistant manager 1989–present.
- Bill Nicholson (Tottenham Hotspur): player 1938-1955; manager 1958-1974.
- Per Nielsen (Brondby IF): player 1993-2008; scout 2008–present.
- Bob Paisley (Liverpool): player 1939-1954; physiotherapist and coach 1954–1974; manager 1974–1983, director of football 1983–1992.
- Ted Bates (Southampton F.C.): player 1937-1953; manager 1955-1973; assistant manager 1973-1976, board director 1976-1996, president 1996-2003.
- Thomas Schaaf (Werder Bremen): player 1978-1994; youth-team coach 1987-1995; reserve-team coach 1995-1999, manager 1999–present.
- Lev Yashin (Dynamo Moscow): player 1949–1971; club administration 1971–1990.
- Cosme Damião (Benfica): player 1907-1916; manager 1908-1926.
- Gerard Meijer (Feyenoord): physiotherapist 1959–2009.
- Willie Miller (Aberdeen): player 1972-1990; coach 1990-1992; manager 1992-1995; director of football 2004–present.
- Antoon Verlegh (NAC Breda): player 1912-1931; manager, chairman, chairman of honour 1931-1960.
- Michael Zorc (Borussia Dortmund): player 1981-1998; general manager of football 1998 - present
- Heinz Wewers (Rot-Weiss Essen): player 1949-1962; runner of stadium pub 1957-approx.1962; manager 1967 (1 month)
- Aage Rou Jensen (AGF): player 1941-1962; manager
- Roy Sproson (Port Vale): player 1949–1972 and manager 1974–1977.
References and footnotes
- ^ "Ángel Allegri profile" (in Spanish). BDFA. Retrieved 25 October 2010.
- ^ a b c d e f g Jones, Trefor (1996). The Watford Football Club Illustrated Who's Who. ISBN 0-9527458-0-1.
- ^ Herbin first ended his career in 1972, after 15 seasons, and became coach of AS Saint-Étienne. He did not take part in the 1972-73 or 1973-74 seasons, but played the last match of the 1974-75 season as player-coach to celebrate AS Saint-Étienne's Division 1 title
- ^ http://www.klisf.info/numeric/index.app?cmd=ln&lang=en&id=814662012479876
- ^ McAllister's profile at Neil Brown's statistical website
- ^ "Guillermo Ríos profile" (in Spanish). BDFA. Retrieved 26 October 2010.