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Glenn Roeder

Defender, born 1955, 6 clubs, 1 loan, Classic era

Glenn Roeder played for 6 clubs in his senior career, starting at Leyton Orient in 1973. His longest spell was at Newcastle United: 6 seasons, 1983–1989. He went out on loan once, to Notts County. His last club was Gillingham, where he played until 1993.

  1. Leyton Orient1973–78Leyton Orient, 1973–78
    Queens Park Rangers1978–83Queens Park Rangers, 1978–83
    Notts County1983loan from QPRNotts County, 1983, on loan from Queens Park Rangers
    Newcastle United1983–89Newcastle United, 1983–89
  2. Watford1989–92Watford, 1989–92
    Leyton Orient1992Leyton Orient, 1992
    Gillingham1992–93Gillingham, 1992–93

Glenn Roeder’s clubs

YearsClub
1973–1978Leyton Orient
1978–1983Queens Park Rangers
1983Notts CountyLoan from Queens Park Rangers
1983–1989Newcastle United
1989–1992Watford
1992Leyton Orient
1992–1993Gillingham

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What clubs did Glenn Roeder play for?
Glenn Roeder played for 6 clubs in his senior career: Leyton Orient, Queens Park Rangers, Notts County, Newcastle United, Watford and Gillingham.
What was Glenn Roeder's last club?
Glenn Roeder's last club was Gillingham (1992–1993).
What was Glenn Roeder's first club?
Glenn Roeder started his senior career at Leyton Orient in 1973.

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