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Profile : Tom Maley
Thomas E. Maley, who was born in Portsmouth on November 8th, 1864, came from a famous footballing family. His brother Alex was, in turn, manager of Crystal Palace and Hibernian while his brother Willie won three Scottish League championship medals and one Cup winner's medal with Celtic, besides being Celtic's manager from 1897 to 1940. Tom played alongside his brother Willie at Celtic and also appeared for Partick Thistle and Third Lanark. He was Secretary-Manager of Manchester City from August 1904 to June 4th, 1906 when he was suspended sine die after an enquiry into illegal payments. He had taken City to the Second Division
championship in 1903 and an F.A. Cup victory the following season as well as to the runners-up spot in the First Division.
In 1911 the F.A. lifted Maley's suspension and on February 25th that year he became manager of Bradford Park Avenue; he brought a large contingent of Scottish players with him — nine playing on February 24th, 1912. He took Bradford to promotion to the First Division whence, after the war, they were relegated in successive seasons to Division Three (North).
He was appointed manager of Southport in May 1925 but remained at Haig Avenue for only five months before severing his connection on October 31st, it was officially stated by the club that there was no friction on either side. A school teacher by profession, he had been appointed Headmaster of St. Mary's Roman Catholic School in Glasgow in August 1906 following his suspension. He died on August 24th, 1935.
Profile reproduced with Permission from:
The Sandgrounders: The Complete League History of Southport F. C., by Michael Braham and Geoff Wilde (Palatine Books, 1995). ISBN 978-1-874181-14-9


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The Scotsman - Monday, 26th August 1935, page 4

TOM MALEY

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Place of birth
Portmouth

Date of birth
08.11.1864

Playing career
Partick Thistle, Dundee Harp, Hibernians, Third Lanark, Celtic

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Season W D L W% D% L%
1925/1926 4 4 5 30.77 % 30.77 % 38.46 %
Total 4 4 5 30.77 % 30.77 % 38.46 %
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A number of Profiles on this site are referenced and reproduced with Permission from

  • The Sandgrounders: The Complete League History of Southport F. C., by Michael Braham and Geoff Wilde (Palatine Books, 1995). ISBN 978-1-874181-14-9
  • The Complete Non-League History of Southport Football Club 1978 - 2008, by Trust in Yellow (Legends Publishing, 2008). ISBN 978-1-906796-01-3

Particular thanks to Geoff Wilde, Michael Braham and Rob Urwin.
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In all statistics the club are referred to as Southport or Southport Football Club, however were known as Southport Central between June 1888 & July 1918 and Southport Vulcan between July 1918 & July 1919.

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