F.A. CUP RUNNERS UP MEDAL 1992 (Sunderland)SCOTTISH DIVISION 2 WINNERS 2003 (Morton)
APPEARANCES
7
GOALS
1
SEASON
CLUB
DIV.
POS.
LEAGUE
F.A.CUP
AMC/FMC
SC.LGE
SC.FAC
SC.L/C
1988-89
SUNDERLAND
2
11
1 (3)
1989-90
SUNDERLAND
2
6
1 (7) 1
1
1990-91
SUNDERLAND
1
19
3 (4)
1
1
1991-92
SUNDERLAND
2
18
2 (2)
1
CHESTERFIELD
4
13
7 1
1992-93
SUNDERLAND
2
21
CARLISLE
3
17
8 2
NORTHAMPTON
3
20
7 1
1993-94
Raith
SC1
11
1 (1)
SCARBOROUGH
3
14
(1)
Berwick
SC.2
2
20 12
2
1994-95
Berwick Rangers
SC.2
5
35 16
3 1
1995-96
Greenock Morton
SC.1
3
31 (1)14
2
1
1996-97
Greenock Morton
SC.1
8
25 (7) 7
3 2
2
1997-98
Greenock Morton
SC.1
15
32 10
1
2 3
1998-99
Morton
SC.1
6
27 (4) 3
2
1
1999-00
Morton
SC.1
8
9 (6) 1
(1)
Queen of the South
SC.2
9
17 4
2 1
2000-01
Queen of The South
SC.2
6
29 (3) 3
2 (1) 1
1 (1) 1
2001-02
Queen of the South
SC.2
1
6
Morton
SC3
10
19 2
2002-03
Morton
SC3
1
14 (3) 8
2
2003-04
Morton
SC2
4
1(11)
(1)
(1)
2004-05
Morton
SC2
3
4 (2) 1
(2) 1
1
29 (17) 5
2
2
270 (38) 81
20(4) 6
8 (3) 4
CLUB
SIGNED
FEE
APPPEARANCES
GOALS
SUNDERLAND
12th. November 1988
11 (16)
1
CHESTERFIELD
26th. September 1992
Loan
7
1
CARLISLE U.
9th. October 1992
Loan
8
2
NORTHAMPTON
19th. March 1993
Loan
7
1
SCARBOROUGH
December 1993
Free
(1)
Warren was a squad player at Sunderland making just 27 appearances in five seasons; however, one of those was as a substitute in the 1992 F.A. cup final when Sunderland lost to Manchester United.
He spent time out on loan to several clubs including Northampton where they were desperately trying to find a goal scorer.
His best spell came in Scottish football where he played nearly 200 games for Berwick, Morton Raith and Queen of the South.
He later became coach at Linwood for who his son played.
Warren competed in the ‘Regenburg Iron Man Triathlon in Gernany which includes a 3.8 Km. swim a 180 Km. Cycle ride and a 42.2 Km. run and completed the course in 11 hours 14 minutes and 3 seconds.
