Aye, that'll be Andy Halliday, born in Scotland on the 18th of October 1991, now a spritely 33-year-old. Plays midfield, usually sauntering about dead centre for Motherwell, decked out in the lofty number 11 jersey. Stands nay taller than 5ft 8in (1.73m), and wouldn't you know it, he doesn't break the scales either, weighing in at a feather-light 10st 7lb (67kg).
His current market value, if you'd believe it, is a harrowing £200k (from €, mind you), at least that's what the folks over at Transfermarkt would have you think. His contract with Motherwell is gasping its last, set to expire on 31 May 2025.
Started his football shenanigans as a trainee with Livingston in the Championship back in July 2007. Made a single appearance first season, then 13, eventually scoring a goal. Come 2009 - 2010 season, he appeared 32 times with an impressive haul of 14 goals. Then in May 2010, he hitched a wagon south to Middlesbrough for £100k.
His stint at Middlesbrough marked by a smattering of appearances and a loan move to Walsall in November 2011. Dashing back and forth between Middlesbrough and various English clubs, he had short stints at Blackpool twice, Bradford City, before making a move to Rangers in July 2015. At Rangers, he clocked about 107 appearances, scoring ten goals across in five seasons, save for a brief jaunt to Azerbaijan's Qəbələ.
In September 2020, Halliday took his boots to Hearts, racked up 27 appearances and netted four goals. The next season, he played 28 times and added another three goals. Then came the strangest of twists, a loan move to Motherwell where he's held court ever since. Clearly liking the breeze or the cafés or something, he later made the switch permanent in July 2024.
While the current 2024 - 2025 season ambles along, Halliday graced the Motherwell greens 30 times, scoring three goals. A shot of his prowess, he left an indelible mark on both the League and Scottish Cup, scoring one goal in seven appearances in the former, and making one start in the latter.
