St Albans City Squad 2011/12
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 Sakho Bakare
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Joined the Saints in the summer. French speaking striker who played professional football for Neuchâtel Xamax in Switzerland. |
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James Bent
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Joined the Saints in the summer from Hendon. Can play in midfield or attack and has been a regular goalscorer during a career that has taken in stops at the likes of Yeovil Town, Chippenham Town, Chesham United, Hemel Hempstead Town, Leighton Town, Northwood and Harrow Borough. |
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Matthew Cutchey
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A summer signing who joined the Saints after a year out of the game. A central defender who had two spells with Heybridge Swifts and also two stints with the Swifts neighbours Maldon Town. Made his City debut on the opening day of the season. |
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Ross Dedman
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One of two teenagers who broke into the First team during the 2009-10 season, having started in the Youth team that progressed through five rounds of the FA Youth Cup to the 2nd Round. The 2010-11 season was a frustrating campaign for the teenager with his season starting and ending with injury. |
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Joackim Ehui
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Right-sided Frenchman who has previously played for Hayes & Yeading United and Beaconsfield SYCOB. |
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Adam Fry
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Son of the former City midfielder Barry Fry who joined Peterborough United as youth team player before going on to make three First team appearances for the Posh. Was loaned out to several clubs whilst at London Road such as Rothwell Town, Heybridge Swifts, Kettering Town and King’s Lynn before joining Hinckley United in 2007. Ended the 2010-11 season with St Neot’s Town. |
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Paul Furlong
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Joined City on the eve of the season and scored with his first touch 24-hours later during the win over Cirencester Town. Began with Enfield before embarking on a successful career in the Football League with Coventry City, Watford, Chelsea, Birmingham City, Southend United, Queens Park Rangers, Luton Town and Barnet. Spent last season with Kettering Town and is currently coach to the QPR U13’s. |
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Nathan Haisley
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Joined the Saints in the summer after just over two years at Banbury United where he was captain. A midfielder who has also played for Kingsbury Town, Gloucestershire side Slimbridge, Cirencester Town and Chipping Norton Town. |
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Danny Hart
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A midfielder who followed manager David Howell from Harrow Borough to St Albans City during the summer. Spent just a couple of months at Harrow after being released by Barnet in March 2011. Joined the Bees from Boreham Wood in 2007 and during his time at Underhill was loaned out to Northwood, Wivenhoe Town, Thurrock and Hemel Hempstead Town. |
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Brian Haule
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A former member of the Hendon Youth team who went to make almost 150 appearances for the Dons, scoring 53 goals. Also played over 80 times for Harrow Borough and also had spells with Hampton & Richmond Borough, Maidenhead United and Ashford Town (Middlesex). |
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Rob Haworth
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Striker who is back at Clarence Park for a second spell having scored 51 times in 182 games between 1996-2000. Began his career with Fulham where he made 29 appearances in the First team but joined the Saints after stints with Kettering Town, Aylesbury United and Finnish side TPS Turku. After leaving City in 2000 he joined Dagenham & Redbridge before moving to Hendon, Gravesend & Northfleet, Maidenhead United, Metropolitan Police, Margate, Wealdstone, Dartford and finally Tooting & Mitcham United where he was captain last season. Scored City’s first goal of the new campaign. |
Sponsored By: Peter Knock
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David Ijaha
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Midfielder who was with Chelsea and Wolverhampton Wanderers during his teenage years. Joined Isthmian League side Harrow Borough at the start of the 2010-11 season on a dual registration from Conference South club Staines Town. Has also played for AFC Wimbledon and has started the new season as the St Albans City captain. |
Sponsored By: Dave Kiff
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Toby Jinadu
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Central defender who joined the Saints in the summer from Harrow Borough |
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Nick Jupp
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Goalkeeper who joined the Saints from Harrow Borough during the summer but missed the first four games of the season due to being in China with the Great Britain Student World Cup squad. Spent one season with Harrow after joining from Staines Town having previously played for Shepshed Dynamo and Hinckley United. Was with Watford, Millwall and Fulham as a youngster. |
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Sam Lyon
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Former St Albans City Youth player who returned to the club during the summer of 2011 after a spell away at university. |
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Rob Magwood
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Progressed from the local football development college into the First team, making his debut in November 2009. Spent six years with Watford prior to joining St Albans City and also played for the City Youth side. Twice been voted Player of the Month and recently played his 50th game for the club. |
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Barrie Matthews
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Made his debut at left-back during the opening day win over Cirencester Town. His previous clubs include Watford, Boreham Wood, Swindon Supermarine, Maidenhead United and, most recently, Hampton & Richmond Borough. Has been used in midfield in recent weeks. |
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Ryan Moran
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Central defender whose career began with Luton Town before joining St Albans City in 1999. During his first spell at Clarence Park he played in the 1st Round of the FA Cup, the 4th Round of the FA Trophy and collected a Herts Senior Cup winners medal, was also voted Player of the Year for 2000-01. After leaving the Saints he spent seven years with Boreham Wood and one with Braintree Town. Returned to St Albans from the Wood during the recent close season and made his 150th appearance during September. |
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Nathan Ralph
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Currently with the Saints on work experience from Peterborough United. A left-back who made his City debut at Banbury United at the end of August and has impressed during his short time at the Park. |
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Sean Shields
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Two-footed wide midfielder who broke into the first team during the 2010-11 season after a string of impressive performances for the City Reserve side. Spent some time with Rushden & Diamonds before joining the Saints and has also played for Potters Bar Town and Cockfosters Youth. |
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Solomon Shields
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Former Leyton Orient youngster who joined St Albans City on loan before making the move permanent in the summer of 2009. A non-stop midfielder whose career was put on hold for a year from February last year when he suffered a ruptured Achilles. Currently troubled with a back injury. |
Sponsored By: David Ranger
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John Sonuga
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A defender who has played for Northwood, Hillingdon Borough and Wealdstone before joining the Saints during the summer. Has spent the early weeks of the season playing for the Reserves after impressing during the pre-season friendlies.. |
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Will Viner
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Goalkeeper who joined the Saints earlier this season having previously been on the books of Barnet. Has also had loan spells with Woking, Hendon, Boreham Wood and Billericay Town. |
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Jerome Walker
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Was spotted by the then Harrow Borough manager Dave Howell playing local football in south London. Quickly progressed into the Boro First team and moved to St Albans City in the summer. An attack-minded midfielder who scored his first goal during City’s win over Hemel Hempstead Town on Bank Holiday Monday. |
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Ryan Watts
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Recent addition to the squad who started his career with Brentford and since played for AFC Wimbledon, Carshalton Athletic and Harrow Borough. |
Sponsored By: The Mean Machine
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Reece Yorke
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A former Wycombe Wanderers youngster who later progressed through from the Youth set up at Barnet before being loaned out to Harlow Town and Wealdstone. A defender who attended Southgate College and has played for England Schoolboys and Middlesex Schools. |
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David Howell (Manager)
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Appointed St Albans City manager during the summer after spending eight years in charge at Harrow Borough. As a player he began his career with Fulham before moving into the non-league game to play for the likes of Hillingdon Borough, Hounslow, Harrow Borough, Enfield and Barnet. Scored for Enfield in the final of the FA Trophy in 1988 and three years later helped Barnet get into the Football League. Forged a close relationship with Barry Fry at Barnet and went with him to Southend United and Birmingham City. Ended his playing days with brief stint at Stevenage Borough. Played 14 times for, and captained, the England semi-professional side. |
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Ken Charlery (Assistant Manager)
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Followed manager David Howell to Clarence Park from Harrow Borough during the summer. Enjoyed a lengthy playing career being involved in transfers totalling almost £1.25m during spells with Maidstone United, Peterborough United, Watford, Birmingham City, Southend United, Stockport County and Barnet. Was twice voted Player of the Year at Peterborough. Has also played for non-league sides Fisher, Billericay Town, Boston United, Dagenham & Redbridge and Farnborough Town and also international football for St Lucia. |
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