# Terry Moore (soccer)

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Canadian soccer player (born 1958)

For other people named Terry Moore, see [Terry Moore (disambiguation)](/source/Terry_Moore_(disambiguation)).

Terry Moore Personal information Date of birth (1958-06-02) June 2, 1958 (age 68) Place of birth Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada Position Defender Senior career* Years Team Apps (Gls) Larne Glentoran 1980–1981 San Diego Sockers 11 (0) 1980–1981 San Diego Sockers (indoor) 12 (2) 1981–1982 Tampa Bay Rowdies 42 (2) 1981–1982 Tampa Bay Rowdies (indoor) 21 (4) 1982–1984 Tulsa Roughnecks 64 (0) 1983–1984 Tulsa Roughnecks (indoor) 1985–1992 Glentoran International career 1983–1986 Canada 11 (0) * Club domestic league appearances and goals

**Terence "Terry" Moore** (born June 2, 1958) is a former [Canada national soccer team](/source/Canada_men's_national_soccer_team), [NASL](/source/North_American_Soccer_League_(1968%E2%80%9384)), and [Irish League](/source/IFA_Premiership) player.

Born in [Moncton](/source/Moncton), [New Brunswick](/source/New_Brunswick), Moore lived the first five years of his life in Moncton until his family moved to Northern Ireland. He grew up there and played in the Irish League for [Larne](/source/Larne_F.C.) and the famous Belfast club [Glentoran](/source/Glentoran_F.C.). Moore made his international debut for Canada against Scotland in 1983, and played in all four games when the Olympic team reached the quarterfinals in 1984. He was a member of the [1986 FIFA World Cup](/source/1986_FIFA_World_Cup) squad in Mexico in 1986, but did not play in the finals.

Moore played 118 regular season games in the NASL and 16 in the playoffs from 1980 to 1984 for three teams. He was a member of the [Tulsa Roughnecks](/source/Tulsa_Roughnecks_(1978%E2%80%931984)) team that won the [1983 Soccer Bowl](/source/Soccer_Bowl_'83) in Vancouver over [Toronto Blizzard](/source/Toronto_Blizzard_(NASL)). With the NASL defunct, Moore returned to Northern Ireland to play and live. At the time of the 1986 World Cup, he was playing for Glentoran. In 2005, he was inducted into the [Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame](/source/Canadian_Soccer_Hall_of_Fame).

## External links

- [Terry Moore](https://canadasoccer.com/profile/?id=2252) at [Canada Soccer](/source/Canadian_Soccer_Association) / [Canada Soccer Hall of Fame](/source/Canada_Soccer_Hall_of_Fame)

- [NASL stats](https://nasljerseys.com/Players/M/Moore.Terry.htm)

v t e 1984 NASL All-Stars First Team GK: Birkenmeier DF: Eskandarian DF: Neeskens DF: Crow DF: Wilson MF: Hudson MF: Thijssen MF: Bogićević FW: Žungul FW: Granitza FW: Ward Second Team GK: Hammond DF: Lodeweges DF: Moreland DF: Lenarduzzi DF: Moore MF: Margetic MF: Nicholl MF: O'Brien FW: Willey FW: Šegota FW: Byrne Honorable Mention GK: Bradshaw DF: Thompson DF: Clavijo DF: Canter DF: Wallace MF: Deyna MF: Quinn MF: Ntsoelengoe FW: Valentine FW: Cabañas FW: Futcher

v t e Canada Soccer Hall of Fame Based in Ottawa, Ontario Hall of Fame Players (144) Men Pre-WW2 G. M. Anderson Bowman Campbell Clulow Coulter Derby Dierden Edmunds Findler Fitzpatrick Graham Halliwell Harley Lavery MacLaine Manson Matthews Moir Nelson A. Smith Stobbart Thombs W. Thomson Turner Wakelyn Woutersz Chedgzoy Kennaway McDonald Post-WW2 Ambler Arends Ayre Bak Blundell Bolitho J. Brand Cairns M. Castonguay P. Castonguay R. Castonguay Chursky Cowan Crossan Douglas Ellett Gill Greig Harvey Hughes Iarusci Ion Johnson Kodelja R. Lenarduzzi S. Lenarduzzi Lettieri Marcantonio Matheson McGrane N. McLeod W. McLeod D. McMahon Newbold Parsons Pears B. Philley P. Philley Phillips Robinson Schepers B. Smith Spencer A. Stevens G. Stevens Stewart Stojanović Stothard Vazzoler Whent Whittaker B. Wilson Nicholl Modern Bernier Brennan Bridge Bunbury Catliff Corazzin Dasovic De Rosario deVos Dolan Forrest Gray Hastings Hooper Limniatis McKenna Miller Mitchell Mobilio Moore Onstad Peschisolido Radzinski Ragan Samuel Segota Stalteri Sweeney Valentine Watson Yallop Women S. Brand Burtini Cant Caron Chapman Chin Baker David Donnelly Franko Gayle Helland Hermus Hooper Kelly Lang LeBlanc Lemieux McEachern Mongrain Morneau Moscato Muir Neil Ring Ross Serwetnyk Simon Stoumbos Timko Walsh Wilkinson Builders (45) G. Anderson Arnold Avey Barrett Capozzi Cross Davidson Donaghey Etchegarry Fenton Fleming Forsyth Fried Fryatt Gilhespy Gittens Gross Hoyle Hubay Hylan Jose Kerr King Leggat J. McMahon Moro Muldoon O'Connor Peto P. Quinn T. Quinn Richardson Robertson Russell Sanford Sayer Schwartz Simpson Sokalski Southard Stambrook Stavro Stirling L. Wilson Wisdom Managers & Coaches (13) Adam Bearpark Beliveau Bennett Brown Buchanan Goldberger Howard Petrie Slade B. Thomson Twamley Waiters Officials (10) Arrowsmith Denoncourt Evangelista Kulai Lyons Morgan Satwell Soupliotis Vergara Winsemann Organisations of Distinction (21) Calgary Callies CNSC Windsor Croatia Darlington SC Edmonton Angels Edmonton Ital Canadians SC Edmonton Scottish Feildians AA of St. John's Holy Cross FC Lakeshore SC Montréal Carsteel FC North Shore United FC Robbie International Youth Tournament St. Lawrence Laurentians Toronto Scottish FC Toronto Ulster United FC Vancouver Columbus Vancouver Firefighters Vancouver St. Andrews FC Victoria West West Indies United Toronto United Weston FC Teams of Distinction (18) 1888 Canada men 1904 Galt 1907 Calgary Callies 1924 Canada men 1928 Westminster Royals 1933 Toronto Scottish 1976 Toronto Metros-Croatia 1979 Vancouver Whitecaps 1984 Canada Olympic men 1986 Canada World Cup men 1989 Canada Francophone Games men 1995 Canada World Cup women 1998 CONCACAF Women's Championship women 2000 Canada CONCACAF Gold Cup men 2010 Canada CONCACAF women 2012 Canada Olympic Bronze Medal 2016 Canada Olympic Bronze Medal 2021 Canada Olympic Gold Medal

v t e Canada soccer squad – 1984 Summer Olympics 1 Lettieri 2 Lenarduzzi 3 Wilson 4 Moore 5 Bridge 6 Ragan 7 Norman 8 Gray 9 Garraway 10 Mitchell 11 Sweeney 12 Vrablic 14 De Luca 15 James 16 Catliff 17 Martin 22 Habermann Coach: Waiters

v t e Canada squad – 1985 CONCACAF Championship winners (1st title) GK Dolan GK Habermann GK Lettieri DF Baird DF Bridge DF Lenarduzzi DF Moore DF Samuel DF Wilson DF Lowther MF De Luca MF Gray MF James MF Norman MF Ragan MF Sweeney FW Catliff FW Garraway FW Karpun FW Mitchell FW Pakos FW Valentine FW Vrablic Coach: Waiters

v t e Canada squad – 1986 FIFA World Cup 1 Lettieri 2 Lenarduzzi 3 Wilson (c) 4 Ragan 5 Moore 6 Bridge 7 Valentine 8 Gray 9 Segota 10 Vrablic 11 Sweeney 12 Samuel 13 Pakos 14 Mitchell 15 James 16 Ion 17 Norman 18 Lowery 19 De Luca 20 Miller 21 Habermann 22 Dolan Coach: Waiters

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