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Back to GoS-DB Hub Find Another Player JIM BEGLIN Born: 29 July 1963 Came from: Leeds United Went to: Leeds United First game: 02 December 1989 Last game: 01 January 1990 Appearances: 5 (5/0) Goals: 0 Beglin was a Republic of Ireland international who joined Argyle in the twilight of his career. He began his career in the Irish League with Shamrock Rovers and then became the last signing made by legendary Liverpool manager Bob Paisley. He picked up a League Title and FA Cup Winners' medal for Liverpool before suffering a horrendous leg break after a tackle by Everton's Gary Stevens. Injuries would plague the rest of his career and he only played 19 times for Leeds United after being sold by Liverpool. It was during this time that he played five games on loan at Home Park. He also had a loan spell at Blackburn Rovers before further injury forced him into early retirement. APPEARANCE DETAILS [Reselect Competitions] The details below reflect appearances in all first-team competitions. |
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