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Mark Hateley

Striker, born 1961, 10 clubs, 2 loans, Classic era

Mark Hateley played for 10 clubs in his senior career, starting at Coventry City in 1978. His longest spell was at Rangers: 5 seasons, 1990–1995. He went out on loan 2 times, to Detroit Express, Leeds United. He returned to Coventry City and Queens Park Rangers after time away. His last club was Ross County, where he played until 1999.

  1. Coventry City1978–80Coventry City, 1978–80
    Detroit Express1980loan from COVDetroit Express, 1980, on loan from Coventry City
    Coventry City1980–83backCoventry City, 1980–83, back after loan
    Portsmouth1983–84Portsmouth, 1983–84
  2. AC Milan1984–87AC Milan, 1984–87
    Monaco1987–90Monaco, 1987–90
    Rangers1990–95Rangers, 1990–95
    Queens Park Rangers1995–96Queens Park Rangers, 1995–96
  3. Leeds United1996loan from QPRLeeds United, 1996, on loan from Queens Park Rangers
    Queens Park Rangers1996–97backQueens Park Rangers, 1996–97, back after loan
    Rangers1997Rangers, 1997
    Hull City1997–98Hull City, 1997–98
  4. Ross County1999Ross County, 1999

Mark Hateley’s clubs

YearsClub
1978–1980Coventry City
1980Detroit ExpressLoan from Coventry City
1980–1983Coventry CityReturned
1983–1984Portsmouth
1984–1987AC Milan
1987–1990Monaco
1990–1995Rangers
1995–1996Queens Park Rangers
1996Leeds UnitedLoan from Queens Park Rangers
1996–1997Queens Park RangersReturned
1997Rangers
1997–1998Hull City
1999Ross County

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What clubs did Mark Hateley play for?
Mark Hateley played for 10 clubs in his senior career: Coventry City, Detroit Express, Portsmouth, AC Milan, Monaco, Rangers, Queens Park Rangers, Leeds United, Hull City and Ross County.
What was Mark Hateley's last club?
Mark Hateley's last club was Ross County (1999).
What was Mark Hateley's first club?
Mark Hateley started his senior career at Coventry City in 1978.

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