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Michael Brown

Midfielder, born 1977, 9 clubs, 2 loans, 2000s era

Michael Brown played for 9 clubs in his senior career, starting at Manchester City in 1994. His longest spell was at Sheffield United: 5 seasons, 1999–2004. He went out on loan 2 times, to Hartlepool United, Portsmouth. He returned to Manchester City after time away. His last club was Port Vale, where he played until 2017.

  1. Manchester City1994–97Manchester City, 1994–97
    Hartlepool United1997loan from MCIHartlepool United, 1997, on loan from Manchester City
    Manchester City1997–99backManchester City, 1997–99, back after loan
    Portsmouth1999loan from MCIPortsmouth, 1999, on loan from Manchester City
  2. Sheffield United1999–04Sheffield United, 1999–04
    Tottenham Hotspur2004–06Tottenham Hotspur, 2004–06
    Fulham2006–07Fulham, 2006–07
    Wigan Athletic2007–09Wigan Athletic, 2007–09
  3. Portsmouth2009–11Portsmouth, 2009–11
    Leeds United2011–14Leeds United, 2011–14
    Port Vale2014–17Port Vale, 2014–17

Michael Brown’s clubs

YearsClub
1994–1997Manchester City
1997Hartlepool UnitedLoan from Manchester City
1997–1999Manchester CityReturned
1999PortsmouthLoan from Manchester City
1999–2004Sheffield United
2004–2006Tottenham Hotspur
2006–2007Fulham
2007–2009Wigan Athletic
2009–2011Portsmouth
2011–2014Leeds United
2014–2017Port Vale

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What clubs did Michael Brown play for?
Michael Brown played for 9 clubs in his senior career: Manchester City, Hartlepool United, Portsmouth, Sheffield United, Tottenham Hotspur, Fulham, Wigan Athletic, Leeds United and Port Vale.
What was Michael Brown's last club?
Michael Brown's last club was Port Vale (2014–2017).
What was Michael Brown's first club?
Michael Brown started his senior career at Manchester City in 1994.

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