Former soccer star Gillespie declared bankrupt

FORMER Northern Ireland international Keith Gillespie has been declared bankrupt, it was revealed yesterday.

Former soccer star Gillespie declared bankrupt
Sat, 02 Oct, 2010 - 01:00
Michael McHugh

The former Manchester United and Newcastle United midfielder, 35, has been served with a creditor’s petition and is listed in an official receiver bankruptcy notice.

He played last season with Glentoran in the Irish Premiership and is one of Northern Ireland’s most capped players, with 86 appearances since his debut in 1994.

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