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Clubs
Crockenhill, Gillingham, Millwall, Aston Villa, Celtic, Chelsea, Marseille, Nancy, Red Star 93
Caps for Ireland
88
Goals for Ireland
19
Years Active
1985-1999
Born
St Paul's Cray, England
Date of Birth
01.09.1962
Tony Cascarino was born in England and enjoyed an impressive career with the Republic of Ireland national team, although their was always questions about his eligibility.
In 2000, after much confusion, the FAI released a statement confirming they were satisfied to declare that Cascarino was always eligible to play for Ireland.
But there was no doubting the impact he would make at an international level. Cascarino made his international debut against Switzerland in September 1985, during Ireland's ill-fated qualification campaign for the 1986 World Cup.
He would go on to feature for Ireland in three major tournaments: Euro 1988, the 1990 World Cup and the 1994 World Cup before he retired in 1999 having won 88 caps and scored 19 goals.
