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Hannah"s second spell in England came at Everton and proved to be his most successful as he was ever-present in the side, which ultimately finished runners-up in the 1889-1890 season.
Hannah"s second spell in England came at Everton and proved to be his most successful as he was ever-present in the side, which ultimately finished runners-up in the 1889-1890 season.
Renton Born in Renton, Dunbartonshire, Hannah first played for Renton, where he was part of a side that was crowned unofficial champions of the world after defeating English cup holders, West Bromwich Albion. Everton The following season was even better for the Scot, as the Everton claimed their first league title. Hannah himself had missed just two games and was a vital part of the club"s success.
That summer, however, Hannah returned to Scotland for a third spell with his home-town club, Renton.
Liverpool In 1892, following Everton"s eviction from Anfield and the formation of a new club, Liverpool, to replace them, Hannah was lured back to Merseyside by the new club"s manager, John McKenna and treasurer William Barclay, the latter having been his manager in his Everton days. He also became the first person to captain both Liverpool and Everton.
Hannah went on to play 73 times for Liverpool before leaving in 1895, he only managed to score the one goal in a 2–0 victory over Burslem Portuguese Vale on the 14 April 1894. Scotland Hannah made one appearance for Scotland, whilst a Renton player, on 10 March 1888.
The match ended in a 5–1 victory over Wales at Hibernian Park, Edinburgh.
He also represented the Scottish League once, in 1892.
