Steve McAnespie

Career

Aberdeen

Born in Kilmarnock, McAnespie started his career with Aberdeen, although failed to make a senior appearance during his time at Pittodrie. Raith Rovers

Scottish First Division: 1

1994-1995

Scottish League Cup: 1

1994-1995

Bolton Wanderers

Football League First Division: 1

1996-1997

Fulham

McAnespie dropped down to the Football League Second Division in November 1997 to join Fulham in a £100,000 deal. After three years with the London side, McAnespie made just seven league appearances, playing in just three matches of Fulham"s title-winning 1998-1999 season, having spent part of the previous season on loan at Bradford City.

Cambridge United

At the start of the 2000-2001 season, McAnespie joined Cambridge United on a free transfer.

Partick Thistle

He then moved to the United States to coach football. While he was assistant coach of the New Orleans Shell Shockers, he had to be rescued from the impact of Hurricane Katrina.

He later became the head coach of the Indiana Invaders.

Achievements

• He joined Partick Thistle on a similar deal in March 2002, weeks before Cambridge"s relegation from the Football League Second Division, and played a small part in Partick"s Scottish First Division title win. When asked about his current job, he responded, "lieutenant"s just a pleasure to work with these talented young men!" He is currently the head coach at Brother Martin High School in New Orleans and led the Crusaders to an perfect regular season in 2014, in which they won all 18 matches.