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Which team did Willie Gibson (footballer, born 1984) play for from 2015 to 2016?
Willie Gibson ( footballer , born 1984 ) William Gibson ( born 6 August 1984 ) is a Scottish footballer who plays as a right-back for Queen of the South . Gibson has previously played for Queen of the South ( twice ) , Kilmarnock , Dunfermline Athletic , Crawley Town , St Johnstone , Falkirk , Celtic Nation , Workington , Stranraer ( twice ) , Dumbarton , Peterhead and Stenhousemuir . Career . Queen of the South ( First Spell ) . Born in Dumfries , Gibson started his senior career with home-town club Queen of the South . and debuted on the final day of the season as Queens lost 1–0 versus Queens Park . Gibson played in 93 league matches for the Dumfries club without scoring a league goal , although he scored his only goal for Queens during his first spell with a 50th-minute winner in a 2–1 Scottish Cup third round match versus Montrose on 8 January 2005 . Gibson then signed for Kilmarnock from the Palmerston Park club in early 2007 , in a deal which seen Stevie Murray and Jamie Adams join Queens on loan for the rest of the 2006–07 season . Gibsons last game for Queens , a Scottish Cup quarter final match at home versus Hibernian , was one of some controversy . Queens manager Ian McCall selected Adams to play , despite Adams having been an unused sub for Kilmarnock in that seasons Scottish Cup third round match . Queens were subsequently fined £20,000 by the SFA for fielding an ineligible player . Queens chairman Davie Rae said of the fine its a substantial sum . Kilmarnock . Gibson joined Killie on 1 March 2007 and debuted on 3 March 2007 , appearing as a late substitute in a 2–0 win versus St Mirren and he would play in three other matches that season . In his first full season at Kilmarnock , Gibson made the perfect start , scoring his first goal in a 2–1 win versus Dundee United , in the second league match of the season . On 1 September 2007 , Gibson produced another impressive performance in a match versus Aberdeen , as Killie were defeated 1–0 , although Gibson tormented the Dons defence . After the match , Gibson said he was disappointed the club had lost , believing the club had enough possession and created enough chances to earn a victory . Gibson also went on to score three goals versus Gretna in three separate matches . The next season , Gibson sat out the clubs first ten matches as an unused substitute and played his first match of the season , providing an assist , as Killie were defeated 2–1 versus Falkirk . On 22 November 2008 , Gibson scored his first goal of the season , in a 2–1 defeat versus Inverness Caledonian Thistle . During a 1–0 defeat versus Hamilton on 29 November 2008 , Gibson wore pink boots in the match so he would stand out . Shortly after this match Gibson damaged his kneecap in training , although he was back fit to play after just one week out injured . On his return , Gibson appeared as a substitute and set-up both Killie goals in a 2–0 win versus Hibernian . Before kick-off in a match versus Hearts , Gibson accidentally hit a young Killie supporter on the back of the head with the ball . As an apology , the young fan was treated to a day out behind-the-scenes at Rugby Park and was also presented with a pair of his football boots . Gibson played 51 league matches for Kilmarnock , scoring six league goals . Dunfermline Athletic . Gibson signed for Dunfermline Athletic on 23 June 2009 for a nominal fee . Gibsons debut for the Pars was in a Scottish League Cup match , providing an assist for David Graham in a 5–0 win versus Dumbarton . One week later , Gibson made his league debut in the opening game of the season , in a 1–0 defeat versus the Caley Jags . A week after that match , Gibson received a straight red card after a clash with Darren Smith in a 3–1 defeat versus Raith Rovers . Two months after joining the club , Gibson scored his first two goals on 10 October 2009 , also providing an assist for Andy Kirk , in a 3–1 win versus Ayr United . Gibson then scored another brace in a 3–1 win versus Partick Thistle and then scored another six goals in his first season with the East End Park club . In his second season , Gibson continued to score goals , with his first brace of the season , as the Pars had a 2–2 draw versus Dundee on 23 October 2010 . Then playing versus the Doonhamers , on 11 December 2010 , he was given a straight red card . This was his fifth card in eight matches . Gibson played 49 league matches for the Pars , scoring 15 league goals . Crawley Town . On 31 January 2011 , Gibson signed for non-league club Crawley Town for an undisclosed fee , thought to be around £150,000 , after turning down an offer from the club the previous summer . Gibson debuted in a 0–0 draw versus Kettering on 3 February 2011 in an away match . With only three appearances for Crawley Town , on 19 February 2011 , Gibson started in the FA Cup match versus Manchester United at Old Trafford . Manchester United won the match 1-0 as Wes Brown scored the only goal . Ironically , both club nicknames are the Red Devils . On 24 August 2011 , Gibson returned north of the border to sign for Perth club St Johnstone , in a loan deal until the end of January 2012 . Gibson had been feeling homesick , as his two young children had remained in Scotland since his move down south . Gibson debuted for St Johnstone on 24 August 2011 versus Livingston in the Scottish League Cup , in a 3–0 home win , where he set up the first two goals . After his loan spell ended , Gibson left Crawley Town by mutual consent . Gibson played 14 league matches for the Red Devils , scoring one league goal . Falkirk . On 31 January 2012 STV reported on their website that Gibson had signed for Falkirk . This was not officially confirmed until 2 February 2012 when the club revealed Gibson had signed until the end of the season . After the move , Gibson said his move to the Bairns could revive his career after experiencing a difficult spell at Crawley Town . Gibson debuted versus Greenock Morton at Cappielow on 11 February 2012 , appearing as a substitute . Gibson scored his first goal versus the Doonhamers in the 36th minute on 25 February 2012 . After being substituted versus Raith Rovers on 21 April 2012 Gibson stormed out of the Falkirk Stadium . After the match , Gibson apologised for his actions . However , Falkirk manager Steven Pressley said that Gibson would never play for the Bairns ever again . In response , Gibson said he was treated as a scapegoat by Pressley and criticised him for dishing the dirt on him in public . At the end of the season Gibsons contract was not renewed and he departed the club , having played 12 league matches for the Bairns , scoring one league goal . Queen of the South ( Second Spell ) . On 14 June 2012 , Gibson returned to Palmerston Park on a one-year contract . After the move , Allan Johnston commented that Gibson could help the Doonhamers gain promotion straight back up to the First Division . Gibson departed Queens by mutual consent in April 2013 , having played 17 league matches , scoring two league goals . Celtic Nation . For the 2013-14 season , Gibson signed for Northern League club Celtic Nation . Stranraer , Dumbarton , Peterhead & Stenhousemuir . On 28 August 2014 , Gibson signed for Scottish League One club Stranraer . Gibson scored on his debut with a free-kick versus former club Dunfermline Athletic and overall played 28 league matches , having scored 9 league goals in his first spell with the Blues . Gibson signed for Dumbarton in June 2015 , teaming up with his former manager Stevie Aitken . Gibson scored the winner on his debut in a 1–0 win versus Edinburgh City . Gibson scored a free-kick winner at home on his league debut versus Hibernian and netted again from a free kick the following week in another 2–1 victory , this time versus St Mirren . After six months with Dumbarton , Gibson was released from his contract with the Sons , having played 18 league matches , scoring 2 league goals . Gibson then re-signed for the Stair Park club on an 18-month contract . Gibson departed the Blues at the end of his contract in May 2017 , having played 49 league goals , scoring 11 league goals in his second spell at Stair Park . Gibson subsequently joined recently relegated Scottish League Two club Peterhead on 7 June 2017 , where he initially signed a one-year contract , before signing a one-year extension . Gibson played 72 league matches , scoring 6 league goals in his two seasons at the Blue Toon . Gibson then signed for Stenhousemuir for the 2019-20 season and played 8 league matches without scoring any goals . Queen of the South ( Third Spell ) . After one season as manager of Queens reserve team , Gibson signed for the Doonhamers for a third spell at his home-town club on 15 September 2020 . On 8 January 2021 , Gibson opened the scoring after 45+1 minutes , in the Doonhamers 3-0 Scottish Cup 2nd round win at Hampden Park versus Queens Park . This was only Gibsons fourth goal for the club over three spells . On 20 February 2021 , Gibson scored Queens third goal in the 78th minute versus Dundee at Dens Park in a 3-2 win , his fifth goal for the club . On 27 February 2021 , Gibson scored in the 50th minute in Queens 1-0 win versus former club Dunfermline Athletic at Palmerston Park , his sixth goal for the club . On 5 March 2021 , Gibson was named Scottish Championship Player of the Month for February 2021 . On 12 May 2021 , Gibson signed a one-year contract extension to remain at Palmerston for the 2021-22 season . Honours . Falkirk - Scottish Challenge Cup : 2011–12