Tony Galvin

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Tony Galvin (born 12 July 1956 in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England) was an Irish football midfielder/forwards. His club career was mainly with Tottenham where he played 262 games (11 as a sub) scoring 31 goals. He then moved on to Sheffield Wednesday, and later to Swindon Town where he only played 14 matches (8 as a sub). After Swindon, he became an assistant coach to Osvaldo Ardiles. Galvin also won 29 caps for Ireland, starting in Ireland's three Euro 88 games against England, USSR and Holland.

[edit] Honours

[edit] As a player

Tottenham Hotspur

FA Cup winner 1981
FA Cup winner 1982
UEFA Cup winner 1984

v • d • e Republic of Ireland squad - UEFA Euro 1988

1 Bonner • 2 Morris • 3 Hughton • 4 McCarthy • 5 Moran • 6 Whelan • 7 McGrath • 8 Houghton • 9 Aldridge • 10 Stapleton • 11 Galvin • 12 Cascarino • 13 O'Brien • 14 Kelly • 15 Sheedy • 16 Peyton • 17 Byrne • 18 Sheridan • 19 Anderson • 20 Quinn • Coach: Charlton