We use Google Analytics to understand how visitors use this site. Analytics cookies are only activated with your consent. For details, read our Privacy Policy.
Profile lensThe same player, read from a different angle.
Athletic80
Acceleration
78
Pace
76
Agility
76
Strength
83
Balance
82
Jumping
75
Stamina
82
Fitness
84
Technical84
Dribbling
85
Short Passing
85
Long Passing
87
Finishing
82
Shot Accuracy
79
Shot Power
88
Shooting Technique
86
Heading
78
Tackling
55
Crossing
88
Free Kick
91
Penalties
90
First Touch
86
Mental83
Composure
87
Aggression
76
Consistency
78
Creativity
81
Leadership
85
Work Rate
82
Tactical82
Vision
87
Off the Ball
84
Defensive Positioning
57
Teamwork
85
Anticipation
82
Marking
52
Player Traits
Attacking82
Crossing
88
Finishing
82
Heading Accuracy
78
Shot Accuracy
79
Off the Ball
84
Technique87
Dribbling
85
Free Kick
91
Short Passing
85
Long Passing
87
First Touch
86
Shot Technique
86
Movement78
Acceleration
78
Pace
76
Agility
76
Balance
82
Physicality82
Shot Power
88
Jumping
75
Stamina
82
Strength
83
Fitness
84
Defending55
Marking
52
Tackling
55
Def. Positioning
57
Mentality & Game Reading83
Aggression
76
Composure
87
Penalties
90
Vision
87
Leadership
85
Work Rate
82
Teamwork
85
Anticipation
82
Consistency
78
Creativity
81
Scotland - Centre MidfielderMcAllister, Gary
Gary McAllister’s game was built around control rather than speed. A central midfielder with excellent technique, passing range and set piece quality, he gave teams tempo, balance and senior decision making in the middle third. At Leeds United, he was a key part of the side that won the last First Division title in 1991 to 1992, combining neatly with Gordon Strachan, David Batty and Gary Speed in one of the most complete midfields in English football at the time. His later years at Coventry showed responsibility and consistency, but Liverpool gave his career an unexpected final chapter of real weight. In 2000 to 2001, already in his mid thirties, McAllister became decisive through penalties, free kicks, calm distribution and game management as Liverpool won a cup treble. For Scotland, he brought class and authority, even if his international story also carried difficult moments. McAllister was a midfielder of rhythm, nerve and precision, valuable because he made complicated matches feel more orderly.
