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Clinton Morrison

Forward, born 1979, 11 clubs, 2 loans, 2000s era

Clinton Morrison played for 11 clubs in his senior career, starting at Crystal Palace in 1998. His longest spell was at Crystal Palace: 4 seasons, 1998–2002. He went out on loan 2 times, to Milton Keynes Dons, Brentford. His last club was Mickleover Sports, where he played until 2017.

  1. Crystal Palace1998–02Crystal Palace, 1998–02
    Birmingham City2002–05Birmingham City, 2002–05
    Crystal Palace2005–08Crystal Palace, 2005–08
    Coventry City2008–10Coventry City, 2008–10
  2. Sheffield Wednesday2010–11Sheffield Wednesday, 2010–11
    Milton Keynes Dons2011loan from SHWMilton Keynes Dons, 2011, on loan from Sheffield Wednesday
    Brentford2012loan from SHWBrentford, 2012, on loan from Sheffield Wednesday
    Colchester United2012–14Colchester United, 2012–14
  3. Long Eaton United2014Long Eaton United, 2014
    Exeter City2014–16Exeter City, 2014–16
    Redditch United2016Redditch United, 2016
    Mickleover Sports2016–17Mickleover Sports, 2016–17

Clinton Morrison’s clubs

YearsClub
1998–2002Crystal Palace
2002–2005Birmingham City
2005–2008Crystal Palace
2008–2010Coventry City
2010–2011Sheffield Wednesday
2011Milton Keynes DonsLoan from Sheffield Wednesday
2012BrentfordLoan from Sheffield Wednesday
2012–2014Colchester United
2014Long Eaton United
2014–2016Exeter City
2016Redditch United
2016–2017Mickleover Sports

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What clubs did Clinton Morrison play for?
Clinton Morrison played for 11 clubs in his senior career: Crystal Palace, Birmingham City, Coventry City, Sheffield Wednesday, Milton Keynes Dons, Brentford, Colchester United, Long Eaton United, Exeter City, Redditch United and Mickleover Sports.
What was Clinton Morrison's last club?
Clinton Morrison's last club was Mickleover Sports (2016–2017).
What was Clinton Morrison's first club?
Clinton Morrison started his senior career at Crystal Palace in 1998.

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