Johnny Murdoch



Outside-Right Johnny Murdoch came to Fir Park from Airdrieonians in 1928 and was in the famous forward line of Murdoch, McMenemy, McFadyen, Stevenson and Ferrier, scoring ten of ‘Wells league goals of the fantastic haul of 119 that were scored by the club during the League Championship winning side in 1932.

Most of his goals came from nodding in Bobby Ferrier’s crosses near the post. He also gained international recognition in 1931 where he played against Ireland.

After his playing days were over Johnny who was a New Stevenson man decided to move to Corby where he stayed until his death in September 1964.

He was also part of the Motherwell team which made a memorable tour of South Africa in 1931.

Name:
John Livingstone Murdoch
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Date of Birth:
6th February 1901
Place of Birth:
New Stevenston
Position:
Outside Right
Nationality:
Scottish

Football Career:

Airdrieonians 1921 1928
Motherwell 1928 1933
Dundee 1933 1934
Dunfermline 1934 1935

Well Career:

Apps Goals
League:
142 50
Scottish Cup:
League Cup:
Other:
Total:
142 50