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Robert Wood McDonald (born 13 April 1955) is a former Scottish footballer, who played in the left back position. McDonald was a defender of great control and positional sense who also had a happy knack of scoring goals.
Apr 30, 2021 · Bobby McDonald joined the Blues six months before the 1981 final and soon became hugely popular with City fans. Together with Tommy Hutchison, he was new manager John Bond’s first signing. The two men arrived for a combined fee of £320,000 with McDonald’s value an estimated £275,000.
Bobby McDonald was a Scottish left back who went on to make a total of 112 appearances for Manchester City, scoring 16 goals in the process. Born in Aberdeen, he was signed by manager John Bond from Coventry City in October 1980 for £270, 000 after previously spending the early part of his career with Aston Villa.
May 15, 2023 · From Cummergunja to the world, how Bobby McDonald created every runner's favourite starting stance. Credit: NITV/Getty Images Creative. From the Olympic arena to red dirt races, it’s the starting position that launches athletes into action – and it was created by a Yorta Yorta man.
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Bobby McDonald is a British actor and comedian who has been active in the entertainment industry since the late 1970s. He is best known for his roles in the films The Full Monty (1997) and The World's End (2013).
- 68 years old
- Robert Wood McDonald
- 30 April, 1955
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Meet Robert ‘Bobby’ McDonald, a Collaborative member and U.S. Navy veteran. McDonald grew up in a military atmosphere as his three uncles and father were Buffalo Soldiers. He eventually enlisted in the Navy, stationed aboard the USS Tripoli LPH-10.
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Bobby McDonald is a business leader, speaker, author, historian and military veteran. He serves as the President of the Black Chamber of Commerce of Orange County and advocates for minority business owners nationally.
