Southend_yid's Random Player Profile's

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1 - Premiership
4 - Manchester City(position at time)
25 - Fernandinho









Brazil international, Fernando Luiz Rosa arrived into Manchester with extensive experience of the Champions League, having appeared for Shakhtar Donetsk in the tournament for the past eight seasons.

A box-to-box midfielder blessed with an explosive turn of pace, marathon lung power and the ability to break up opposition moves, Fernandinho’s stock has been steadily rising during his eight years with the eight-time Ukrainian champions.

Although he would be primarily described as a defensive midfielder, the 5ft 9 twinkle-toed midfield also possesses a rocket of a shot which has helped him towards his 68 career goals.

Fernandinho came up through the youth ranks at Atletico Paranaense in his Brazilian homeland, making his debut in 2002 as a 17-year old alongside future Shakhtar teammate Jadson.

In 2003, he went on to feature in Brazil’s FIFA World Youth Championship title-winning side in UAE, scoring the winning goal in the final against a Spain side which included Andres Iniesta.

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3 - League 1
22 - Shrewsbury(Postion at time)
15 - Aaron Wildig










The Hereford-born midfielder, who played a key part in Shrewsbury's promotion success in the closing weeks of the 2011-12 season while on a six-month loan from Cardiff City, agreed a new deal to extend his stay at the Greenhous Meadow during the summer.
Graham Turner quickly moved to snap up Aaron on a permanent basis when the Bluebirds released him in May 2012. 
Born in Hereford, he was spotted by Cardiff at a young age and progressed through the ranks to be handed his first team debut by Dave Jones who rated him highly.
He scored his first Cardiff goal in a Championship match at Newcastle United and went on to make 13 appearances for the Welsh club, also playing in the Scottish Premier League during a loan spell at Hamilton Academicals.
Aaron was in and out of the Shrewsbury side last season, scoring once at Bury, but is renowned as a skilful player with an eye for a clever pass.

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3 - League 1
3 - Leyton Orient(Postion at time)
30,36,27 2 - Elliot Omozusi








The 24-year-old started out his career at Fulham, where he made eight appearances for the Premier League side during a four-year spell that included a season-long loan at Norwich City in 2008-09.


Omozusi also spent a brief period on loan at Charlton Athletic during season 2009/10 before signing for Orient in January 2010, where he would stay until a criminal conviction saw him sent to prison.


Following his release from prison in 2012 Elliot began to train with the club during the autumn, and subsequently signed a contract with the club in January 2013 until the end of the season.


The defender made six appearances before a shoulder injury put paid to his season. Following the conclusion of the campaign Elliot agreed to a new one-year deal that will see him remain with the club for the upcoming season. 

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1 - Premiership
2 - Chelsea(position at time)
19 - Demba Ba









Born in Sevres, in the suburbs of Paris, Ba's career began at Port Autonome du Havre, where he played for two years between 1998 and 2000, before moving to Frileuse.
After a short spell with the French club, Ba, who started out playing in the centre of midfield but moved up front at the age of 18, transferred to Montrouge in 2001.
It was there he began to make a name for himself, and he then headed to England where he was offered trials with Barnsley and Watford.
Having enjoyed a fruitful relationship with former Chelsea player Ray Lewington, who was Watford manager at the time, it looked as though Ba had found a place to settle.
However, when Lewington left soon after, Ba moved back to France where he signed a one-year deal with Rouen in the Third Division.
A return of seven goals in 32 matches earned him a move to Mouscron, in the Belgian top flight, where an impressive albeit short spell paved the way for his transfer to 1899 Hoffenheim in the German Second Division at the beginning of the 2007/08 campaign.
It was to prove a significant time in Ba's development, and he was a key figure in helping the club gain promotion to the Bundesliga.
Their first season back in the top flight saw Hoffenheim finish in a respectable seventh, aided in no small part by Ba's 14 goals.
In January 2011, he was back in England, and signed for West Ham United.
After making his bow for the Hammers as a substitute in a game against Birmingham City, Ba endeared himself to the supporters a week later on his full debut, where his two goals helped West Ham fight back from 3-0 down to earn a 3-3 draw away at West Bromwich Albion.
On a personal level, his time at Upton Park went well, with seven goals in 12 appearances, but collectively the team underperformed resulting in their relegation from the Barclays Premier League, prompting Ba's move to Newcastle United.
The 27-year-old enjoyed a memorable time on Tyneside, where his ruthlessness in front of goal played a major part in their fifth-placed league finish in 2011/12.
He netted two hat-tricks in quick succession, against Blackburn Rovers and Stoke City, at the beginning of that season.
This impressive start to life at St James's Park was rewarded with the Premier League Player of the Month award in December 2011, and he finished the season as the club's top scorer with 16 goals to his name.
The 2012/13 campaign saw Ba continue where he left off, as he broke the deadlock with a fantastic volley against Tottenham Hotspur on the opening day of the season, while shortly after his brace at Goodison Park helped Alan Pardew's men secure a well-earned 2-2 draw against Everton.
His last performance in a Newcastle shirt came in their final game of 2012, a 7-3 defeat against Ars*nal at the Emirates where he netted a brace.
He is the first Senegalese player to join Chelsea.
The Senegal international moved to Stamford Bridge following an 18-month spell with Newcastle United, and signed a three-and-a-half-year contract with the Blues.
Most comfortable playing as a lone striker, Ba's predatory instincts in and around the penalty area make him a difficult player to handle and he also possesses the ability to score spectacular goals.
He was eligible to play in the FA Cup and Capital One Cup in his first season here, but could not play for us in the Europa League having appeared in the competition for Newcastle. Ba made his Chelsea debut in an FA Cup third round tie away at Southampton, and it proved an introduction to remember as he scored twice in a 5-1 win for the Blues.
He scored his first home goal for the club 11 days later in a Premier League game against the same opposition, opening the scoring in a 2-2 draw. Ba suffered a broken nose on his return to St James' Park as the Blues fell to a 3-2 defeat in February.
It was a solitary Ba goal which secured our place in the FA Cup semi-finals, when a well-taken volley helped us overcome Manchester United in a sixth-round replay.
He was on target again at Wembley, but unfortunately his goal couldn't prevent us from falling to a 2-1 defeat at the hands of Manchester City.
Ba has featured sparingly during the current season, but his professionalism and desire certainly cannot be called into question, and he continues to pop up with vital goals when he does play, including a brace in the 4-0 win over Tottenham in March.

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1 - Premiership
5 - Everton(position at time)
29 - Luke Garbutt







Luke Garbutt joined Everton from Leeds United in the summer of 2009.
The left-sided defender switched from the Yorkshire side's academy to sign on as a scholar with the Blues.
Highly-rated, Garbutt can play at left-back, in central defence or in midfield and has already played for England's Under-16s, Under-17s, Under-19s and Under-20s.
Garbutt adjusted quickly to life at Everton, featuring for the Under-18s and reserve sides.
He played in the first-team friendly against Bohemians in August 2011 and joined League Two Cheltenham Town on loan shortly after.
After helping the Robins to the League Two play-off final Garbutt returned to Everton and made his senior debut as a second half substitute in the 5-0 League Cup win over Leyton Orient in August 2012.

He featured for England at the Under-20s World Cup in June 2013 and signed a new two-year deal at Goodison Park the following month.
In September he switched to Colchester United in League One agreeing a one-month loan deal which was subsequently twice extended until 4 January 2014.

He is Contracted until: June 2015

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3 - League 1
18 - Colchester United(postion at time)
20 - Brian Wilson




Versatile Brian played at Bristol City and Cheltenham Town before signing for Colchester in the summer of 2010.

Predominantly a full back, Brian has fitted very easily into Joe Dunne’s style of play, attacking from full back with no shortage of pace.

Has enjoyed three productive seasons in the side, playing over 120 times since his move.

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2 - Championship
10 - Bournemouth
11 - Charlie Daniels






Daniels started his career playing for youth club Ridgeway Rovers and Interwood F.C. then moved onto Norwich City before joining Tottenham Hotspur's youth academy. He worked his way up through to the reserves, before earning his first professional contract in July 2005.
Daniels spent time on loan at Chesterfield during the 2006–07 season, but sustained an injury in only his second game, and returned to Tottenham.

Following his last game at Orient, Daniels was sent back to Tottenham, where he had a year remaining on his contract. In August 2008, he joined Gillingham on a one-month loan. He made his debut for Gillingham in a 1–0 home win over Accrington and scored his only goal for the club with a free kick in a 3–0 home win over Grimbsy Daniels then returned to Spurs at the end of September and expressed an interest in trying to break into the first team.
Daniels returned to Orient in the January transfer window of 2009 on a free transfer.
In November 2011, Daniels joined Bournemouth, initially on a loan deal as the signing was outside of the transfer window, but with the deal to become permanent in the January 2012 transfer window with the contract lasting for 3 years.

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Last one till next season(I have a other random idea for next season as-well)


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1 - Premiership
15 - Aston Villa(position at time)
32 - Janoi Donacien









Janoi Donacien is an athletic central defender who has represented Villa in youth, reserves and NextGen Series competitions.

Donacien was also impressive in Villa's NextGen group stage victories over Fenerbahce, Rosenborg and Ajax - the boys in claret and blue shipping just one goal in those three encounters.



The defensive ace first came to prominence for Villa's U18 team in 2010-11.
He scored goals in victories over Reading and Bristol City in the Barclays Premier Academy League.

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I haven't done for a once, I'll do one as it's the of the season and start again next season.

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5 - Conference Prem
17 - Altrincham
22 - Robert Gilory



Gilory is 19 years old & didn't play one game all of this season! He's contact runs out in the Summer.
Bit tricky finding much info about this player, all I know that he plays in Midfield & is a student also.

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First profile of the 2015-2016 season

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5 - Conference Prem
15 - Boreham Wood
6 - Callum Reynolds

No picture sorry I'm on the mobile at mo

Callum joined Boreham Wood in March 2012, Initially on Loan from Tamworth. That deal was made permanent in the summer of 2012. Callum began his career at Portsmouth, spending time on Loan at Basingstoke Town. Following his release from Portsmouth Reynolds made the move to Basingstoke permanent. In the summer of 2011 Reynolds moved north and joined Conference premier side Tamworth where he spent a season before joining.

Callum was appointed team captain for the start of the 2014/15 season.

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I enjoyed reading this. 

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The Football League is now back, and the Premiership next weekend. So starting this off again for the season ahead.

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1 - Premiership
6 - Everton(position at time)
15 - Tom Cleverley



Everton signed Tom Cleverley in June 2015 after his contract at Manchester United expired.

The neat, enthusiastic midfielder arrived with a Premier League winner's medal and 13 England caps.

He spent the season prior to his arrival at Goodison on loan with Aston Villa, with his performances under Tim Sherwood in the second part of the season a key factor in the Midlanders avoiding the drop.

Indeed, Villa had been keen on securing the player’s services permanently but he instead opted for the Everton.

In doing so, he was reunited with Roberto Martinez, the Everton boss having had Cleverley on loan at Wigan Athletic during the 2010/11 season.

Earlier in his career, he had gained vital experience in other loan deals, first helping Leicester City to promotion from League One in 2009, before being named Watford’s player of the season after a spell in the Championship in 2009/10.

Previously, Cleverley had progressed through Manchester United’s renowned youth system, having joined the Old Trafford club as an 11-year-old.

He had two positive seasons in the United first team after his Wigan loan spell, first in Sir Alex Ferguson’s final season when he helped the Red Devils to the title, then as a regular under David Moyes.

During his time in Manchester, the Basingstoke-born playmaker was also part of the GB team which played at the London 2012 Olympics.

Cleverly began his maiden campaign at Goodison in the team but then spent six weeks sidelined following a painful ankle injury sustained at Tottenham.

His first goal for the Blues was a last-minute winner at Newcastle on Boxing Day in 2015.

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3 - League 1
16 - Rochdale(Position at time)
5 - Niall Canavan



Niall signed a two-year contract with RochDale in May 2016 following a successful loan spell in the final two months of last season.

The 25-year-old joined Rochdale after being released by Sc*nthorpe, where has been since 2004, originally as a youth team player, before signing his first professional contract in 2009.

Sc*nthorpe picked Canavan up from Leeds City Boys U15s and after captaining their youth side, he made his first team debut during a Championship game versus Sheffield Wednesday.

Towards the end of the 2010/11 season, Niall was loaned out to Shrewsbury, but he returned to establish himself in the first team at Sc*nthorpe and played in all-but-one of 46 league games during their 2013/14 promotion campaign.

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2 - Championship
10 - Bristol City(position at time)
4 - Aden Flint



Since signing from Swindon Town in 2013, Flint has proved a popular figure. The defender scored 15 goals, including a hat-trick on the final day of the season against Walsall, in the Bristol City's double-winning year and continued his sterling performances in the Sky Bet Championship last term. Flint was named in the PFA League One Team of the Year in 2014/15 and picked up player of the season two years running. Flint signed a new contract in the summer of 2015 tying him to the club until 2019.

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5 - Vanarama National League
4 - Lincoln City(position at time)
7 - Jack Muldoon



Forward Jack Muldoon signed for Lincoln in the summer of 2015 following his release by League One Rochdale.

Jack was a youth team player at home town club Sc*nthorpe United before impressing in the lower leagues for the likes of Brigg Town, Sheffield FC, Glapwell, Alfreton Town, Stocksbridge Park Steels, North Ferriby United and Worksop Town.

 A superb 2013/14 season, which saw him score 21 league goals for Worksop, attracted interest from Football League clubs and he subsequently made the move to Rochdale on a one-year deal.

 He made his Dale debut against Walsall in the Football League Trophy whilst his Football League bow came in November at Port Vale but having struggled to break into the first team at Spotland, was loaned out to FC Halifax Town during the second half of 2014/15, scoring twice in eight starts for the Shaymen.