Tommy Casey

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Thomas "Tommy" Casey (born 11 March 1930, Comber) is a retired Northern Irish footballer.

During his career he played for Belfast YMCA, East Belfast, Bangor, Leeds United, Bournemouth & Boscombe, Newcastle United, Portsmouth, Bristol City, Inter-Roma (Toronto) and Gloucester City. He earned 12 caps for the Northern Ireland national football team, and was a participant of the 1958 FIFA World Cup. After retirement he worked as a football coach/manager.

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• Northern Ireland's Footballing Greats: Tommy Casey

v • d • e Northern Ireland squad - 1958 FIFA World Cup 1 Gregg • 2 Cunningham • 3 McMichael • 4 Blanchflower • 5 Keith • 6 Peacock • 7 Bingham • 8 Cush • 9 Simpson • 10 McIlroy • 11 McParland • 12 Uprichard • 13 Casey • 14 Scott • 15 McCrory • 16 Dougan • 17 Coyle • 18 Rea • 19 Graham • 20 Chapman • 21 Hamill • 22 Trainor • Coach: Doherty

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