Andy Rolland

Scottish footballer

Andy RollandPersonal information

Full name|  Andrew Rolland
Date of birth|  (1942-11-12) 12 November 1942 (age 82)
Place of birth|  Cowdenbeath, Scotland
Position(s)|  Full back
Youth career
1959–1961|  Cowdenbeath Royals
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1961–1962|  Cowdenbeath|  7|  (3)
1962–1964|  Dundonald Bluebell|  |
1964–1967|  Cowdenbeath|  93|  (15)
1967–1978|  Dundee United|  327|  (33)
1978|  Fort Lauderdale Strikers|  15|  (0)
1978|  Los Angeles Aztecs|  12|  (0)
1978–1980|  Dunfermline Athletic|  42|  (8)
1980–1982|  Cowdenbeath|  78|  (7)
Total|  |  574|  (66)
International career
1976|  Scottish Football League XI[1]|  1|  (0)
Managerial career
1980–1982|  Cowdenbeath
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Andy Rolland (born 12 November 1942 in Cowdenbeath) is a Scottish former footballer who played as a right back.[2]

## Career

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Rolland began his senior career in 1961 with Cowdenbeath but was released at the end of the season. After a spell in junior football, he returned to Central Park in 1964 and remained for three seasons, before a £10,000 move to Dundee United in 1967. Rolland played at Tannadice for eleven seasons, picking up a Scottish Cup runners-up medal and making some 429 competitive appearances, putting him in the top ten for United players. In summer 1978, Rolland moved to the US to play in the North American Soccer League, featuring for Fort Lauderdale Strikers and Los Angeles Aztecs, the latter involving a swap deal for George Best. Rolland returned to Scotland after the summer and signed for Dunfermline, where he scored the all important penalty in the last game of the 1978–79 season v Falkirk to secure promotion for The Pars as runners up to Berwick Rangers Midway through 1980–81, Rolland returned to Cowdenbeath for a third spell, becoming player/manager shortly afterwards. During that season, Rolland missed the all-important penalty in a match which denied Cowden promotion. Rolland left the club in March 1982, and later returned to junior football at the age of 40 with Leven Juniors.

Although Rolland never appeared for Scotland, he was selected for the Scottish League team against the Football League at Hampden in 1976.[1] This was the final of these matches, as this occasion drew less than 9,000 spectators.[3]

## Honours

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* Scottish Cup Runner-up

1973–74

## See also

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* List of footballers in Scotland by number of league appearances (500+)

## References

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1. ^ a b "Andy Rolland – Scotland Football League Record from 17 Mar 1976 to 17 Mar 1976 clubs – Dundee United".
2. ^ "Andy Rolland". Neil Brown. Retrieved 28 August 2015.
3. ^ His Brother Jimmy Rolland also played football"SFAQs: Inter-League matches". ScottishLeague.net.

## External links

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* Cowdenbeath FC: Andy Rolland
* NASL stats

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Cowdenbeath F.C. – managers

* Parker (1905–1906)
* S. Paterson (1906–24)
* Richardson (1924–25)
* Duncan (1925–32)
* S. Paterson (1932–33)
* W. Patersonc (1933–34)
* Dougary (1934–38)
* Hodge (1938–39)
* Fotheringham (1945–48)
* Sweet (1948–51)
* Baxter (1951–55)
* Dougary (1955–58)
* Mitchell (1958–59)
* Buchanan (1959–60)
* Colville (1960–64)
* Robertson (1964–68)
* Matthew (1968–74)
* Paton (1974)
* McLindon (1974–75)
* Connor (1975–77)
* P. Wilson (1977–80)
* Stanton (1980)
* Rolland (1980–82)
* H. Wilson (1982–83)
* McCulloch (1983–84)
* Clark (1984–85)
* Craig (1985–87)
* Campbell (1987)
* Blackley (1987–88)
* Brownlie (1988–92)
* Harrow (1992–93)
* Reilly (1993–94)
* Dolan (1994–95)
* Steven (1995–97)
* Conn (1997)
* Levein (1997–2000)
* Cormack (2000)
* Kirk (2000–02)
* Wright (2002–04)
* Baikie (2004–05)
* Paatelainen (2005–06)
* Welsh (2006–08)
* Lennon (2008–10)
* Nicholl (2010–11)
* Cameron (2011–13)
* Nicholl (2013–15)
* Nish (2015–16)
* Fox (2016–17)
* Locke (2017)
* Brown (2017)
* Bollan (2017–21)
* Ross (2021–23)
* Elliot (2023–24)
* Hill (2024–)

(c) = caretaker manager

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Cowdenbeath F.C. – Hall of Fame inductees

Players|

* Adamson
* H. Allan
* R. Allan
* Archibald
* Armstrong
* R. Birrell
* W. Birrell
* Bostock
* G. Brown
* J. Brown
* Buchanan
* Buckley
* Burns
* Cairns
* Callaghan
* Cowan
* Curle
* Devlin
* Dickson
* Drummond
* Dryburgh
* Edwards
* Falconer
* Frame
* Geddes
* Gildea
* Gilfillan
* Glancy
* Gomis
* Grant
* Hamill
* Hay
* Hemmings
* Henderson
* Hendren
* Hughes
* Jack
* Jones
* Jordan
* Kinnell
* Laing
* Lancaster
* Law
* Leonard
* Liddle
* Lindsay
* Mackenzie
* Malone
* Mbu
* McArthur
* McDowell
* McGarr
* McGlashan
* McGregor
* McLauchlan
* Menzies
* Mercer
* Middleton
* Mowbray
* Murphy
* Murray
* Paatelainen
* J. Paterson
* W. Paterson
* Philp
* Ja. Pollock
* Jo. Pollock
* Pullar
* Quinn
* Rankin
* Rankine
* Reid
* Renfrew
* Ritchie
* J. Robertson
* P. Robertson
* Ross
* R. Russell
* T. Russell
* Smith
* Steele
* G. Stewart
* W. Stewart
* Tait
* Taylor
* Turnbull
* Venters
* Walker
* Wall
* Walls
* Ward
* Wilson
* Winter
* Wright
* Yardley

Managers|

* Duncan
* Harrow
* Levein
* Matthew
* Rolland

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Dundee United F.C. – Hall of Fame inductees

2008|

* Briggs
* Døssing
* Gillespie
* Hegarty
* Malpas
* Narey
* Smith

2009|

* Bannon
* Coyle
* McAlpine
* McKay
* R. Milne
* Rolland

2010|

* Bowman
* Clark
* Dodds
* Fraser
* Hainey
* Mitchell
* Sturrock

2011|

* Cameron
* Holt
* Hutchison
* Kopel
* Pedersen
* Wing

2012|

* Irvine
* Kirkwood
* A. Milne
* Olofsson
* Thomson
* Welsh

2013|

* Fleming
* Hart
* Mackay
* Main
* Persson
* J. Reilly

2014|

* Gallacher
* McKinlay
* Millar
* Payne
* Pettigrew
* Wilkie

2015|

* Dailly
* McInally
* McLean
* Paatelainen
* P. Reilly
* Stark

2016|

* Davie
* Dillon
* Gough
* Kerr
* McLaren
* Quinn

2017|

* Phillip
* Redford
* Van de Kamp
* Wilson

2019|

* Brewster
* Brownlie
* Golac
* Neilson

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