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William McConnell (footballer)
William McConnell (also known as Bill McConnell) was an Irish sportsman who represented Ireland in football in the years before World War I and was part of the first Irish team to win the British Home Championship outright in 1913-14. During his club career McConnell lined out for Bohemians.
==Club career==
McConnell lined out for Bohemians mostly at full back. McDonnell was part of the Bohemians team that lost the all Dublin Irish Cup final of 1910-11 against Dublin rivals Shelbourne after a replay. McConnell moved to Bradford Park Avenue in the summer of 1914 who had recently been promoted to the top division of the Football League. McConnell spent a single season in Bradford and helped the team finish a credible ninth place in the league although his appearances for the first team were limited.〔http://www.footballandthefirstworldwar.org/bradford-park-avenue-squad-191415/〕
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