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Earl Barrett

Defender, born 1967, 7 clubs, 2 loans, 1990s era

Earl Barrett played for 7 clubs in his senior career, starting at Manchester City in 1985. His longest spell was at Oldham Athletic: 5 seasons, 1987–1992. He went out on loan 2 times, to Chester, Sheffield United. He returned to Manchester City after time away. His last club was Sheffield Wednesday, where he played until 2000.

  1. Manchester City1985–86Manchester City, 1985–86
    Chester1986loan from MCIChester, 1986, on loan from Manchester City
    Manchester City1986–87backManchester City, 1986–87, back after loan
    Oldham Athletic1987–92Oldham Athletic, 1987–92
  2. Aston Villa1992–95Aston Villa, 1992–95
    Everton1995–98Everton, 1995–98
    Sheffield United1998loan from EVESheffield United, 1998, on loan from Everton
    Sheffield Wednesday1998–00Sheffield Wednesday, 1998–00

Earl Barrett’s clubs

YearsClub
1985–1986Manchester City
1986ChesterLoan from Manchester City
1986–1987Manchester CityReturned
1987–1992Oldham Athletic
1992–1995Aston Villa
1995–1998Everton
1998Sheffield UnitedLoan from Everton
1998–2000Sheffield Wednesday

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What clubs did Earl Barrett play for?
Earl Barrett played for 7 clubs in his senior career: Manchester City, Chester, Oldham Athletic, Aston Villa, Everton, Sheffield United and Sheffield Wednesday.
What was Earl Barrett's last club?
Earl Barrett's last club was Sheffield Wednesday (1998–2000).
What was Earl Barrett's first club?
Earl Barrett started his senior career at Manchester City in 1985.

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