Robert Hamilton (Irish footballer)

Robert Hamilton (Irish footballer)

Football player infobox
playername = Bob Hamilton
fullname = Robert J. Hamilton
height =
nickname =
dateofbirth = 1907
cityofbirth = Newry
countryofbirth = Ireland
currentclub =
clubnumber =
position = Defender
years = 1927
1927–1933
1932–1935
1935
clubs = Newry Town
Rangers
Bradford City
Third Lanark
Morton
caps(goals) =
121 (0)
023 (0)
nationalyears = 1928–1931
nationalteam = Ireland
nationalcaps(goals) = 005 (0)

Bob 'Bud' Hamilton (Born 1907 in Newry) is an Irish former professional football player who is best known for his time with Rangers.Fact|date=April 2008

Hamilton started his career with his hometown club, Newry Town, before moving to Scotland with Rangers. At Ibrox he was a member of their 1929–30 clean-sweep team, winning League Championship, Scottish Cup and Charity Cup. In addition, Hamilton also played in a further three Scottish Cup Finals (winning two) and claimed further Championship and Glasgow Cup winners' medals.

Whilst with Rangers, Hamilton added five Ireland caps to the Inter-League honour he had won while with Newry Town. He tasted victory just once, on his debut against Scotland in February 1928.

Hamilton left Ibrox in 1933 to sign for English Division Two side, Bradford City. In two seasons at Valley Parade he made just 26 appearances before moving north of the border again to join Third Lanark, and later to Morton. [ [http://nifootball.blogspot.com/2006/12/bob-hamilton.html Northern Ireland's Footballing Greats] ]

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