Club career Dougie Imrie

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1 club career

1.1 lanark united
1.2 clyde
1.3 inverness caledonian thistle
1.4 hamilton academical
1.5 st mirren
1.6 morton
1.7 hamilton academical (second spell)





club career
lanark united

imrie born in lanark , first club junior side lanark united. made 139 appearances them, scoring 79 goals. had played amateur clubs lanark thistle , symington tinto.


clyde

imrie stepped senior game when graham roberts signed him clyde in january transfer window of 2006. made debut in 5–0 victory on stranraer in scottish first division on 11 february 2006. imrie s first goal clyde spectacular overhead volley edge of area against queen of south in 2–1 defeat on 4 march 2006. next goal 1 remember, scored winner against dundee @ dens park when cross deflected net.


on 5 august 2006, imrie signed new contract, keeping him @ clyde until 2008. in september 2006, imrie involved in collision hamilton academical player ross mccabe, in imrie jumped out of way of mccabe s tackle, , landed awkwardly on mccabe s neck. mccabe needed emergency assistance on pitch, , had retire football result of underlying heart condition doctors discovered whilst treating him injury sustained in accident.


imrie s last clyde goal scored in final game, in 3–2 defeat against rivals hamilton academical on 26 january 2008. goal wa free kick 25 yards out.


inverness caledonian thistle

on 31 january 2008 signed 2 , half-year deal inverness caledonian thistle moving transfer fee of £45,000, depending on appearances. made debut club on 9 february 2008 in 1–1 draw st mirren. imrie settled in @ caley thistle , registered 2 assists in game against gretna on 5 april 2008. , scored first goal in following match, free kick in 3–0 home win against kilmarnock on 19 april 2008. made last appearance caley in 1–0 win against airdrie united.


hamilton academical

imrie signed hamilton academical close £25,000 on 1 february 2010 , made debut in lanarkshire derby motherwell on 6 february. signed new two-year contract on 13 july 2010.


in first month after hamilton s relegation scottish premier league, imrie won sfl player of month award august 2011. on 12 january 2012, dundee united made offer of 7004250000000000000♠£25,000 hamilton imrie, rejected.


st mirren

st mirren had bid accepted player on 19 january 2012 of £35,000 , imrie signed paisley club on two-and-a-half-year contract. first appearance came 2 days later, in 2–0 home defeat against celtic. scored first goal club on 24 november 2012, st mirren beat dundee 3–1.


on 29 may 2013, imrie s contract st mirren terminated mutual consent.


morton

imrie left saints sign local rivals greenock morton in july 2013. scored first goal morton in 6–2 scottish league cup win on east fife. scored again in league cup, against celtic in 3rd round, penalty spot on 24 september 2013, morton won 1–0 @ celtic park.


he left morton after relegated league 1 despite offer of contract extension.


hamilton academical (second spell)

imrie re-signed hamilton in june 2014. scored on second debut club hamilton beat arbroath 2–1 in first round of league cup on 2 august 2014. in april 2015, signed new contract club, until summer of 2016. in january 2016, signed new contract club, until summer of 2017.








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