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Garry Monk

Centre back, born 1979, 7 clubs, 4 loans, 2000s era

Garry Monk played for 7 clubs in his senior career, starting at Torquay United in 1995. His longest spell was at Swansea City: 10 seasons, 2004–2014. He went out on loan 4 times, to Torquay United, Stockport County, Oxford United and others. He returned to Southampton after time away. His last club was Swansea City, where he played until 2014.

  1. Torquay United1995–96Torquay United, 1995–96
    Southampton1996–98Southampton, 1996–98
    Torquay United1998loan from SOUTorquay United, 1998, on loan from Southampton
    Stockport County1999loan from SOUStockport County, 1999, on loan from Southampton
  2. Southampton1999–01backSouthampton, 1999–01, back after loan
    Oxford United2001loan from SOUOxford United, 2001, on loan from Southampton
    Sheffield Wednesday2002–03loan from SOUSheffield Wednesday, 2002–03, on loan from Southampton
    Southampton2003–04backSouthampton, 2003–04, back after loan
  3. Barnsley2003–04Barnsley, 2003–04
    Swansea City2004–14Swansea City, 2004–14

Garry Monk’s clubs

YearsClub
1995–1996Torquay United
1996–1998Southampton
1998Torquay UnitedLoan from Southampton
1999Stockport CountyLoan from Southampton
1999–2001SouthamptonReturned
2001Oxford UnitedLoan from Southampton
2002–2003Sheffield WednesdayLoan from Southampton
2003–2004SouthamptonReturned
2003–2004Barnsley
2004–2014Swansea City

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What clubs did Garry Monk play for?
Garry Monk played for 7 clubs in his senior career: Torquay United, Southampton, Stockport County, Oxford United, Sheffield Wednesday, Barnsley and Swansea City.
What was Garry Monk's last club?
Garry Monk's last club was Swansea City (2004–2014).
What was Garry Monk's first club?
Garry Monk started his senior career at Torquay United in 1995.

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