Pat McAllister

Quick Facts

Full Name	Pat McAllister
Occupation	Football Coach
Date Of Birth	Feb 3, 1972(1972-02-03)
Age	52
Birthplace	Belfast
Country	United Kingdom
Birth City	Northern Ireland
Horoscope	Aquarius

Pat McAllister Biography

Pat McAllister is one of the most popular and richest Football Coach who was born on February 3, 1972 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. Patrick McAllister (born 3 February 1972) popularly referred to in the media as Pat or Packie Patrick McAllister, is an Northern Irish former football midfielder or defender, who later worked as a coach in the football industry. He is the current director of Sport & Leisure Swifts. His previous job in football was that of manager at Donegal Celtic. He was dismissed in August.

In 2009, Donegal Celtic manager Paddy Kelly quit the club and McAllister was named his successor. The move was a huge success when the club was elevated into the IFA Premiership at the end of the first season under his management beating Institute in an IFA play-off. But, despite this achievement McAllister left the club in his summer in 2010, citing reasons of personal choice and became replaced with Marty Tabb.

McAllister returned to coaching during the 2013–14 season when he took charge of Sport & Leisure Swifts F.C. with the club lying bottom of the NIFL Championship 2. Although the club continued to struggle for much of the remainder of the season victory in their final day match against Chimney Corner F.C. ensured their survival. Following the confirmation of the club’s survival McAllister was confirmed as manager for the 2014–15 season.

In October 2012 McAllister returned to the manager’s position at Donegal Celtic when it became apparent that Declan McGreevy, who had only recently replaced Stephen Small as manager, did not possess the necessary coaching qualifications to work at that level. His first game back in charge was 26 October away tie against Glentoran. McAllister’s second spell at the club was considerably less successful than his first as Donegal Celtic were relegated following a play-off defeat at the hands of Warrenpoint Town F.C.. In the immediate aftermath of this result McAllister suggested that he was considering his future but did not quit. However, on 4 August 2013 McAllister once again announced his resignation as Donegal Celtic manager, stating that the club could not match his ambitions, after reports were released suggesting that they would be paying neither wages nor expenses to players in the coming season. Following his resignation several players and the chairman also departed the club.

In 1995, manager Kenny Shiels brought McAllister to Coleraine for the sum of $32,000, which was an all-time record transfer price to Coleraine’s Showgrounds club. McAllister was an integral part of the Coleraine team who took home both the 1995-96 First Division title by some distance, while also winning the Ulster Cup. A well-known figure among the fans, McAllister acted as captain throughout his time in the Showgrounds and displayed his versatility playing in the defence , and even as an emergency goalie, especially in his 2002 Gold Cup final. McAllister performed an impressive man- of-the-match performance in the 2003 Irish Cup final as Coleraine achieved victory. Coleraine was able to qualify for 2003-04 UEFA Cup, McAllister put his stamp on the match performance when Coleraine thrashed Portuguese team U.D. Leiria with a 2-1 win at the end of the First Round First Leg tie. McAllister was not able to make it to his place in the Irish Cup final in 2004 because of suspension, with the issue of discipline a frequent characteristic of his time with the club. The final time he played was in an international game against Portadown on the 8th of April in 2005. McAllister was able to make 42 goals and 335 appearances as part of his Coleraine First Team. He ended his playing career with Donegal Celtic.

Pat McAllister Net Worth

Pat McAllister is one of the richest Football Coach from United Kingdom. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Pat McAllister 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

A born in Belfast, McAllister began his career at Cliftonville. After just one league game with Cliftonville’s Reds, McAllister caught the attention at Scottish Premier Division side Dunfermline Athletic and took him on in July 1990. However, although McAllister was in East End Park for two and a half years, he did not make a huge impact at the club, playing just the equivalent of six Premier Division appearances for Dunfermline.

In August 1992, McAllister was loaned again to Cliftonville for only three appearances in the league. In December 1992, the loan was made permanent and McAllister having made 60 league appearances (eight goal goals) at the Cliftonville club. In the course of this, McAllister was a part of an Irish League representative team, having played with the league’s youth team during his earlier career.

He served for a spell as assistant manager at Glenavon, although his contract was allowed to expire in May 2012 and he left the Lurgan club.

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