Barry came through the ranks at Celtic, he found himself on the bench on a regular basis. His big break came when he was just 17, an injury to Jonathon Gould in the first half of a game against Hearts at Tynecastle, young Barry was thrown in to replace him. The final score was 4-2 to Celtic and he was praised by the manager, the fans and the press for such an outstanding performance. It was even predicted he would go onto big things but sadly he picked up a back injury which would ruin his career if it wasn’t operated on so he had to take a while out the game. Thankfully the operation was a success and he returned to Celtic, he found himself away down the pecking order and was loaned out to Queen’s Park where he managed 12 first team games. He was eventually released from Celtic in 2003, but Terry Butcher was quick off the mark to capture this talented keeper as backup to Gordon Marshall. He made his debut against English side Fulham in a pre-season game which finished 2-2.

Terry Butcher was eager to keep him at Fir Park when his contract expired but Barry was keen to cement a first team place elsewhere, as fate would have veteran goalkeeper Gordon Marshall would suffer an injury in the first game of the season which essentially would put paid to his career, new backup Graeme Smith profited from that.

Name:	Barry John Corr
Height:	6′ 1″
Weight:	12st 13lbs
Date of Birth:	13th January 1981
Place of Birth:	Glasgow
Position:	Goalkeeper
Nationality:	Scottish

Football Career:

Celtic	1997	2003
Queen’s Park (Loan)	2001
Motherwell	2003	2005
Stranraer	2005	2006
Queen of the South	2006	2007
Ayr United	2007	2008

Well Career:

	Apps	Goals
League:	10 (1)	0
Scottish Cup:	0	0
League Cup:	0	0
Other:	0	0
Total:	10 (1)	0