Marcus Stewart goals for Yeovil. Music [was] Embrace- Ashes About Marcus- Marcus Stewart (born William Marcus Paul Stewart in Bristol on 7 November 1972) is a professional footballer who currently plays for Exeter City in League Two. Stewart has played over 500 games and scored over 200 goals in his professional career. Stewart signed for Bristol Rovers in 1991, where he played as a regular striker until 1996 when he signed for Huddersfield Town, the team that had beaten Bristol Rovers in the play-off final the season before. He was a great fans' favourite at Huddersfield before being controversially sold to rivals Ipswich Town in the final run in at the end of the 1999--2000 season.[1] Ipswich were promoted to the Premier League at the end of the season ahead of Huddersfield due in no small part to Stewart's goals, with two crucially coming in the 2-2 draw at Bolton Wanderers in the Play Off Semi Final away leg. He continued his great form for the next season being the Premier League's second top goalscorer (and the division's highest English goalscorer) during 2000--01 with 19 goals for Ipswich, who amazingly finished fifth and qualified for the UEFA Cup and leading for many fans to call for him to be included in the England team. The following season saw Ipswich suffer a fall from grace that resulted in relegation, and although Stewart only notched up 6 league goals, he was still the team's OPTA player of the year for the second successive year. Following Ipswich's ...
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Question by �??Blues_FC1905�??: the two defenders wenger should have spent money on? i think metersacker is a good signing jus needs time but seriously they should've spent theyre money on nedum onuoha from man city. city do not need him at all he's free right now. he went through the youth ranks at city the same as micah richards. he played very well for sunderland on loan. physical fast not the greatest defender of all time but he's better than koscielny. the other defender is allen hutton even though villa bout him. he has almost 200 top flight appearances as a defender and he's only 26. he similar to alex from chelsea physical willing to get up field has awarness. we could've bout him for cheap. fact of the matter is they could've bout these 2 very good defenders for less than 8 million and could've beat blackburn today. anyone agree Best answer for the two defenders wenger should have spent money on?:
Answer by CREATIVE SPIRIT
1. since he prefers young french talents, i would say raphael varane 2. martin kelly from liverpool
Answer by Peter D - presenting East Asia
of onuoha is that good, then arsenal wouldn't be the only top team wanting him then, its mostly the teams fighting for relegation
