Terry McDonald

1964/65 Season Stats

29 Appearances

0 Minutes Played

3 Goals

0 Yellow Cards

0 Red Cards

Rightly famed for the last-minute goal that beat Manchester United at Brisbane Road in September 1962, two footed left-winger Terry McDonald gave an even more impressive display four days later when Everton, that season’s champions, suffered their heaviest defeat by 3-0. Capable of going inside or outside his full-back, Terry – still a regular in the West Stand and Supporters Club in his eighties – was understandably upset at losing his place after being first choice for the first half of the season.

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Leyton Orient vs Swansea Town

16 Jan 1965

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3 - 1

Southampton vs Leyton Orient

9 Jan 1965

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1 - 0

Derby County vs Leyton Orient

2 Jan 1965

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4 - 2

Leyton Orient vs Charlton Athletic

26 Dec 1964

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Player Milestones

First Appearance

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3 - 1

Leyton Orient vs Hull City

17 Oct 1959

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Last Appearance

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2 - 3

Leyton Orient vs Swansea Town

16 Jan 1965

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First Goal

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3 - 1

Leyton Orient vs Hull City

17 Oct 1959

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Last Goal

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1 - 3

Leyton Orient vs Cardiff City

14 Nov 1964

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Career History

Season	Lge Apps	Lge Gls	Cup Apps	Cup Gls	Total Apps	Total Gls
1959/60 Season	28	9	1	0	29	9	View Season
1960/61 Season	26	3	4	2	30	5	View Season
1961/62 Season	36	6	7	2	43	8	View Season
1962/63 Season	20	2	4	0	24	2	View Season
1963/64 Season	16	0	0	0	16	0	View Season
1964/65 Season	26	3	3	0	29	3	View Season

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