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Brian Deane

Striker, born 1968, 9 clubs, 1990s era

Brian Deane played for 9 clubs in his senior career, starting at Doncaster Rovers in 1985. His longest spell was at Sheffield United: 5 seasons, 1988–1993. His last club was Sheffield United, where he played until 2006.

  1. Doncaster Rovers1985–88Doncaster Rovers, 1985–88
    Sheffield United1988–93Sheffield United, 1988–93
    Leeds United1993–97Leeds United, 1993–97
    Sheffield United1997–98Sheffield United, 1997–98
  2. Benfica1998Benfica, 1998
    Middlesbrough1998–01Middlesbrough, 1998–01
    Leicester City2001–03Leicester City, 2001–03
    West Ham United2003–04West Ham United, 2003–04
  3. Leeds United2004–05Leeds United, 2004–05
    Sunderland2005Sunderland, 2005
    Perth Glory2005Perth Glory, 2005
    Sheffield United2005–06Sheffield United, 2005–06

Brian Deane’s clubs

YearsClub
1985–1988Doncaster Rovers
1988–1993Sheffield United
1993–1997Leeds United
1997–1998Sheffield United
1998Benfica
1998–2001Middlesbrough
2001–2003Leicester City
2003–2004West Ham United
2004–2005Leeds United
2005Sunderland
2005Perth Glory
2005–2006Sheffield United

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What clubs did Brian Deane play for?
Brian Deane played for 9 clubs in his senior career: Doncaster Rovers, Sheffield United, Leeds United, Benfica, Middlesbrough, Leicester City, West Ham United, Sunderland and Perth Glory.
What was Brian Deane's last club?
Brian Deane's last club was Sheffield United (2005–2006).
What was Brian Deane's first club?
Brian Deane started his senior career at Doncaster Rovers in 1985.

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