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Malcolm Macdonald

Malcolm Ian Macdonald (born 7 January 1950) is an English former professional footballer, manager and media figure. Nicknamed "Supermac", Macdonald was a quick, powerfully built and prolific goalscorer. He played for Fulham, Luton Town, Newcastle United, Arsenal and England. Macdonald is Newcastle's fifth-highest goalscorer of all time. He was top scorer…

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1967–1968
Tonbridge Angels
1968–1969
Fulham
1969–1971
Luton Town
1971–1976
Newcastle United
1972
England U23
1972–1975
England

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Club career

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Media career

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Malcolm Macdonald

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Malcolm Macdonald → At, Bernie Slaven, Century Radio Network, Ian Wright, Joe Royle, Legends Football Phone-In, Macdonald, Micky Horswill, Peter Beardsley, Real Radio, Real Radio North East, Star Radio North East, Superstars, TV, Upfront With Malcolm Macdonald
1967–1968 · 1
Malcolm Macdonald → Tonbridge Angels
1968–1969 · 1
Malcolm Macdonald → Fulham
1969–1971 · 1
Malcolm Macdonald → Luton Town
1971–1976 · 1
Malcolm Macdonald → Newcastle United
1972 · 1
Malcolm Macdonald → England U23
1972–1975 · 1
Malcolm Macdonald → England
1976–1979 · 1
Malcolm Macdonald → Arsenal
1977 · 1
Malcolm Macdonald → South Melbourne Hellas
1979 · 1
Malcolm Macdonald → Djurgården

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macdonald newcastle arsenal first england 1975 fulham season division league town scored 1976 luton united top football goals 1977 cup

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Malcolm Macdonald1967–1968Tonbridge Angels1.00infobox
Malcolm Macdonald1968–1969Fulham1.00infobox
Malcolm Macdonald1969–1971Luton Town1.00infobox
Malcolm Macdonald1971–1976Newcastle United1.00infobox
Malcolm Macdonald1972England U231.00infobox
Malcolm Macdonald1972–1975England1.00infobox
Malcolm Macdonald1976–1979Arsenal1.00infobox
Malcolm Macdonald1977South Melbourne Hellas1.00infobox
Malcolm Macdonald1979Djurgården1.00infobox
Malcolm Macdonald1980–1984Fulham1.00infobox
Malcolm Macdonald1987–1988Huddersfield Town1.00infobox
Malcolm MacdonaldDate of birth(1950-01-07) 7 January 1950 (age 76)1.00infobox
Malcolm MacdonaldFull nameMalcolm Ian Macdonald1.00infobox
Malcolm MacdonaldHeight5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)1.00infobox
Malcolm MacdonaldPlace of birthLondon, England1.00infobox
Malcolm MacdonaldPositionForward1.00infobox
Malcolm MacdonaldYearsTeam1.00infobox

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