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Ian Lister
Date of Birth: 05-09-1946
Position: Midfielder
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Nationality: Scottish
Previous Clubs: Aberdeen, Raith Rovers
Subsequent Clubs: St. Mirren, Raith Rovers, Berwick Rangers and Inverness Caledonian.
Died: 08-02-2013
Born: Kirkcaldy
One of the 1968 Scottish Cup winning side.
Ian`s footballing career started at Smeaton Boys` Club in Aberdeen and joined Aberdeen FC on 4th October 1963. In seasons 1962-63 and 1963 - 1964 he made 22 appearances for the Dons, scoring two goals.
A Scotland Youth internationalist, he had a spell with Raith Rovers before joining Dunfermline Athletic, Ian was signed during the 1968 cup run to provide cover for the injured Alex Edwards. Although not cup tied at the Rovers, he was ineligible for the second round and made his cup debut against Partick Thistle in the Quarter Final.
He was on the bench for both semi finals against St Johnstone and when a substitute for Tommy Callaghan in the replay, scored the extra time winner to set up the Pars third Scottish Cup final in seven years. Ian started at Hampden in the Final and scored from the penalty spot to put the Pars 2-0 up against Hearts in a match that they went on to famously win 3-1.
St Mirren manager Alex Wright paid £4,000 to Dunfermline for Ian Lister and his debut there saw a 2-0 win over Aberdeen and in the next match he was the hero with a multitude of accurate passing which set up a 2-1 victory over Ayr United.
After St. Mirren he had a second spell at Raith Rovers and also played for Berwick Rangers and Inverness Caledonian.
Position: Midfielder
Joined:
Appearances:
Substitute Appearances:
Goals:
Nationality: Scottish
Previous Clubs: Aberdeen, Raith Rovers
Subsequent Clubs: St. Mirren, Raith Rovers, Berwick Rangers and Inverness Caledonian.
Died: 08-02-2013
Born: Kirkcaldy
One of the 1968 Scottish Cup winning side.
Ian`s footballing career started at Smeaton Boys` Club in Aberdeen and joined Aberdeen FC on 4th October 1963. In seasons 1962-63 and 1963 - 1964 he made 22 appearances for the Dons, scoring two goals.
A Scotland Youth internationalist, he had a spell with Raith Rovers before joining Dunfermline Athletic, Ian was signed during the 1968 cup run to provide cover for the injured Alex Edwards. Although not cup tied at the Rovers, he was ineligible for the second round and made his cup debut against Partick Thistle in the Quarter Final.
He was on the bench for both semi finals against St Johnstone and when a substitute for Tommy Callaghan in the replay, scored the extra time winner to set up the Pars third Scottish Cup final in seven years. Ian started at Hampden in the Final and scored from the penalty spot to put the Pars 2-0 up against Hearts in a match that they went on to famously win 3-1.
St Mirren manager Alex Wright paid £4,000 to Dunfermline for Ian Lister and his debut there saw a 2-0 win over Aberdeen and in the next match he was the hero with a multitude of accurate passing which set up a 2-1 victory over Ayr United.
After St. Mirren he had a second spell at Raith Rovers and also played for Berwick Rangers and Inverness Caledonian.
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