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Robbie Hedderman : ウィキペディア英語版
Robbie Hedderman

Robbie Hedderman (born 4 April 1982 in Dublin, Republic of Ireland) is a retired Irish footballer who had spells in Scotland with Aberdeen where he was bought from tolka rovers for €100,000 as an 18-year-old. In 2003 he returned to Ireland where he had spells with numerous clubs. His first step into management was as a player manager with LSL side Malahide united, but only stayed one season and left in summer 2010. He was appointed Ayrfield uniteds new manager in July 2010 with close friend Alan Keely as his assistant. At the time Ayrfield were an underachieving team in the Aul's Premier C division. In his first season he guided them to runners up in both the league and the regency cup. Ayrfield were unlucky not to win the win the title as they had gone unbeaten in the league until March. His second season was just as successful, Ayrfield came runners up in Premier B and also came runners up in the Liddy cup to a strong Kilbarrack side. Ayrfield needed a last minute equalizer in their final game to secure promotion to the Aul's top division which sparked wild celebrations. In his third season which was Ayrfields first in the Aul's top flight they finished a very respectable 4th place. Hedderman resigned from his post with 3 games remaining to take over the Garda football team in July 2013. In his only season with the Gards he guided them to promotion to the LSL's third tier. He resigned in June 2014 and is currently a free agent.
==Career==

Hedderman, a former Irish youth international,〔( Hedderman in line for Derry return ) → www.eleven-a-side.com〕 began his senior career in Scotland with Aberdeen.〔(Zero shares Payne's pain ) → news.bbc.co.uk〕 Hedderman returned home to Irish football in 2003 and had a short-lived spell with Cork City.〔(Hedderman joins Cork ) → news.bbc.co.uk〕 He joined Derry City for the 2003 season and spent 2 seasons at the Brandywell outfit while having a short loan spell with First Division side Sligo Rovers in 2004. Hedderman departed Derry City at the end of the 2004 season to join Dublin City. Hedderman was a vital figure for the Vikings during their successful 2005 First Division campaign as Dublin City secured promotion to the Premier Division after victory in a two-legged play-off against Shamrock Rovers.〔(Vikings promoted at Hoops' expense ) → www.irishfootballonline.com〕 Hedderman's Dublin City career was cut short in July 2006 when Dublin City went out of existence due to severe financial difficulties.〔(Dublin City FC bow out of eircom League ) → www.rte.ie〕
It did not take Hedderman long to find a new club when he joined Waterford United for the remainder of the 2006 Premier Division campaign.〔(Waterford United snap up Dublin City trio ) → www.rte.ie〕 Waterford and Hedderman were due to begin the 2007 season in the new FAI run First Division until Waterford received a reprieve in February 2007 as a result of Shelbourne's demotion to the First Division due to their financial difficulties. With a squad intended to play First Division football, Waterford played catch up throughout the 2007 season but were relegated back to the First Division after a two-legged play-off defeat to Finn Harps.〔(Waterford 3–3 Finn Harps (agg 3–6) ) → www.rte.ie〕 Hedderman departed the freshly relegated Waterford after a season and a half at the RSC to join fellow First Division side Shelbourne on 29 November 2007〔(NEWSFLASH – Dermot signs twelve for 2008 ) → www.shelbournefc.com〕 linking up with his former Dublin City manager Dermot Keely at the Tolka Park club. Hedderman made his Shelbourne debut in a scoreless draw against Dundalk at Tolka Park on 7 March 2008.〔(Shelbourne 0–0 Dundalk ) → www.rte.ie〕 He finished as a First Division runner-up with Shelbourne in both 2008 and 2009 as Shels just missed out of promotion in both seasons. Following the 2009 season, Hedderman parted company with Shelbourne as making 67 league and cup appearances for the club and scoring 5 goals. Hedderman joined Leinster Senior League side Malahide United in 2010.

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