Celtic
Willie McStay (footballer, born 1961) played for which team before Sep 1983?
Willie McStay ( footballer , born 1961 ) William John McStay ( born 26 November 1961 ) is a Scottish former footballer and manager of clubs including Sligo Rovers , Újpest FC , Ross County and Celtic Nation . Playing career . Born in Hamilton , McStay played for Celtic from 1979 to 1987 . McStay made his debut on 2 April 1983 when he came on as a sub in Celtics 3–1 home win over Motherwell and went on to make 65 league appearances , including 10 as a substitute , scoring two goals . McStay transferred to Huddersfield Town in March 1987 and later played for Notts County and Hartlepool United . Coaching career . McStay was player/manager at Sligo Rovers from 1992 to 1994 and he led them to a historic treble in 1993–94 , when they won the First Division , First Division Shield and the FAI Cup . In 1994 , the Scot left Sligo just before the start of the new season after being approached by Celtic to become their youth team coach . McStay was appointed the head coach of Celtic Reserves in January 2007 , and worked in that role at the club until July 2009 , when he left to take up the role as manager of Újpest FC in Budapest , Hungary . His assistant at Celtic and at Újpest was Joe McBride . McStay resigned as Head Coach of Újpest in April 2010 , and was replaced by Géza Mészöly . McStay returned to Celtic in April 2010 to take charge of the reserve side again after leaving Újpest , before departing 2 months later . On 25 November 2010 , McStay was appointed manager of Ross County . McStay left the club by mutual consent after less than three months as manager . McStay had taken charge of only nine games , none of which were won , during that time . McStay was appointed assistant manager of Stockport County in July 2011 by manager Dietmar Hamann . After Hamanns departure , in November , new manager Jim Gannon kept McStay on as his assistant . McStay took over as manager of Northern League Division One team Celtic Nation in September 2013 . McStay led his side to their first trophy as Celtic Nation on 29 April 2014 , defeating Aspatria 3–0 in the Cumberland Cup Final . McStay went on to lead the side to a second-place finish in the league , and went undefeated in their final 14 league games of the season . However , this was not enough to gain promotion to the Northern Premier League . Over the following weeks , a financial review was carried out at the club which resulted in many of their players leaving . Matters reached a head in July 2014 when owner Frank Lynch sold the club on to former chairman Steve Skinner . Amidst the turmoil at the club , McStay resigned . Personal life . McStay is a member of a notable football family , being the elder brother of former Celtic and Scotland midfielder Paul . Their younger brother Ray had a less notable career as a footballer after also starting out at Celtic , and their father John worked as a scout for the club . Great-uncles Willie and Jimmy McStay also played for Celtic and both captained the team in the 1920s , with Jimmy later also serving as manager . Willies son John was also a footballer who played as a defender for Motherwell and Ayr United in the 2000s before becoming an academy coach at Celtic ; he should not be confused with Johnny McStay who played for various clubs at Junior level in the 2010s ; who is the son of Willies cousin , former player Jock McStay . His nephew Chris ( Pauls son ) is also a footballer . Honours . Player . Celtic - Scottish Cup : 1984–85 - Scottish Premier Division : 1985–86 Sligo Rovers - League of Ireland First Division : 1993–94 - League of Ireland First Division Shield : 1993–94 - FAI Cup : 1993–94 Manager . Sligo Rovers - League of Ireland First Division : 1993–94 - League of Ireland First Division Shield : 1993–94 - FAI Cup : 1993–94 Celtic - Reserves - SPL Reserve League : 2006–07 , 2007–08 , 2008–09 - Youth - SPL Under-19 League : 2003–04 , 2004–05 , 2005–06 - SPL Under-18 League : 1999–2000 , 2002–03 - SFL Youth League : 1994–95 - Scottish Youth Cup : 1995–96 , 1996–97 , 1998–99 , 2002–03 , 2004–05 , 2005–06 - Glasgow Cup : 1996–97 , 1997–98 - Celtic Nation - Cumberland Senior Cup : 2013–14