TODAY (Wednesday) on www.watfordfc.com we look back at Malky Mackay's career through a number of pictures.

In part one we start with his career at Scottish giants Celtic and then his move to the Championship with Norwich City and West Ham United.

Mackay spent five years with The Bhoys after leaving his boyhood club Queen's Park.

Mackay in January 1995 during a Celtic photo-call

Mackay in action - August 1997

A move to England then followed in 1998 to Norwich City, initially on loan, before the move was made permanent.

The centre half was a fans' favourite at Carrow Road - March 2000

Mackay after scoring against rivals Ipswich during Norwich's promotion season - March 2004

The defender in action against a certain side from Hertfordshire - April 2004

Alec Chamberlain and Mackay head-to-head in April 2004

The Scotsman enjoyed a successful period at Carrow Road before switching to Championship rivals West Ham United with Alan Pardew.

Captain for The Hammers against Plymouth - February 2005

March 2005 for West Ham against Reading

Mackay gained a second promotion with the east end club - before joining Watford in August 2005.

The former centre half also gained five caps for Scotland. He made his debut at 32 and Mackay was Scotland's oldest debutant in 37 years.

In the second part of this article we'll take a look at Mackay's career in pictures since he signed for the Hornets - stayed tuned to www.watfordfc.com.

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