A defender who can play in the middle or on the right, Cleary joined Liverpool from Dublin side Crumlin United January 2012 at the age of sixteen. Initially part of the under 16 set up, he was promoted to the under 18's in the summer of 2012 and spent two years there, making the most appearances of the squad in the 2013/14 season, when he also got three goals. In 2014/15 he was part of the under 21 squad and after being involved in the tour of Australia and the Far East, he was an unused substitute for the opening Europa League game against...
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"When the sign went up Liverpool were playing Newcastle. The Newcastle players are in the passage way and they see the sign. Malcolm Macdonald, “Supermac” is going: ‘Oh we’ve got the right ground, lads. This is Anfield.’ Shanks heard him. They get into dressing room, get stripped, go out and play. Liverpool won, it was 5-0. After the game boss goes in and knocks on their door. Joe Harvey says: ‘Yes, Bill.’ ‘Is Supermac there?’ They are sitting there, they had just been battered. Shanks then went: ‘You’ll know where it is next time.’"
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