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David Cotterill

Winger, born 1987, 11 clubs, 2 loans, 2010s era

David Cotterill played for 11 clubs in his senior career, starting at Bristol City in 2004. His longest spell was at Birmingham City: 3 seasons, 2014–2017. He went out on loan 2 times, to Portsmouth, Bristol City. He returned to Swansea City after time away. His last club was Newtown, where he played until 2021.

  1. Bristol City2004–06Bristol City, 2004–06
    Wigan Athletic2006–08Wigan Athletic, 2006–08
    Sheffield United2008–10Sheffield United, 2008–10
    Swansea City2009–11Swansea City, 2009–11
  2. Portsmouth2011loan from SWAPortsmouth, 2011, on loan from Swansea City
    Swansea City2011–12backSwansea City, 2011–12, back after loan
    Barnsley2012Barnsley, 2012
    Doncaster Rovers2012–14Doncaster Rovers, 2012–14
  3. Birmingham City2014–17Birmingham City, 2014–17
    Bristol City2017loan from BIRBristol City, 2017, on loan from Birmingham City
    ATK2018ATK, 2018
    Barry Town United2020–21Barry Town United, 2020–21
  4. Newtown2021Newtown, 2021

David Cotterill’s clubs

YearsClub
2004–2006Bristol City
2006–2008Wigan Athletic
2008–2010Sheffield United
2009–2011Swansea City
2011PortsmouthLoan from Swansea City
2011–2012Swansea CityReturned
2012Barnsley
2012–2014Doncaster Rovers
2014–2017Birmingham City
2017Bristol CityLoan from Birmingham City
2018ATK
2020–2021Barry Town United
2021Newtown

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What clubs did David Cotterill play for?
David Cotterill played for 11 clubs in his senior career: Bristol City, Wigan Athletic, Sheffield United, Swansea City, Portsmouth, Barnsley, Doncaster Rovers, Birmingham City, ATK, Barry Town United and Newtown.
What was David Cotterill's last club?
David Cotterill's last club was Newtown (2021).
What was David Cotterill's first club?
David Cotterill started his senior career at Bristol City in 2004.

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