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John Sheridan

Midfielder, born 1964, 8 clubs, 1 loan, 1990s era

John Sheridan played for 8 clubs in his senior career, starting at Manchester City in 1981. His longest spell was at Leeds United: 7 seasons, 1982–1989. He went out on loan once, to Birmingham City. His last club was Oldham Athletic, where he played until 2004.

  1. Manchester City1981–82Manchester City, 1981–82
    Leeds United1982–89Leeds United, 1982–89
    Nottingham Forest1989Nottingham Forest, 1989
    Sheffield Wednesday1989–96Sheffield Wednesday, 1989–96
  2. Birmingham City1996loan from SHWBirmingham City, 1996, on loan from Sheffield Wednesday
    Bolton Wanderers1996–98Bolton Wanderers, 1996–98
    Doncaster Rovers1998Doncaster Rovers, 1998
    Oldham Athletic1998–04Oldham Athletic, 1998–04

John Sheridan’s clubs

YearsClub
1981–1982Manchester City
1982–1989Leeds United
1989Nottingham Forest
1989–1996Sheffield Wednesday
1996Birmingham CityLoan from Sheffield Wednesday
1996–1998Bolton Wanderers
1998Doncaster Rovers
1998–2004Oldham Athletic

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What clubs did John Sheridan play for?
John Sheridan played for 8 clubs in his senior career: Manchester City, Leeds United, Nottingham Forest, Sheffield Wednesday, Birmingham City, Bolton Wanderers, Doncaster Rovers and Oldham Athletic.
What was John Sheridan's last club?
John Sheridan's last club was Oldham Athletic (1998–2004).
What was John Sheridan's first club?
John Sheridan started his senior career at Manchester City in 1981.

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