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Richard Wright

Goalkeeper, born 1977, 8 clubs, 1 loan, 2000s era

Richard Wright played for 8 clubs in his senior career, starting at Ipswich Town in 1995. His longest spell was at Ipswich Town: 6 seasons, 1995–2001. He went out on loan once, to Southampton. His last club was Manchester City, where he played until 2016.

  1. Ipswich Town1995–01Ipswich Town, 1995–01
    Arsenal2001–02Arsenal, 2001–02
    Everton2002–07Everton, 2002–07
    West Ham United2007–08West Ham United, 2007–08
  2. Southampton2008loan from WHUSouthampton, 2008, on loan from West Ham United
    Ipswich Town2008–10Ipswich Town, 2008–10
    Sheffield United2010–11Sheffield United, 2010–11
    Ipswich Town2011–12Ipswich Town, 2011–12
  3. Preston North End2012Preston North End, 2012
    Manchester City2012–16Manchester City, 2012–16

Richard Wright’s clubs

YearsClub
1995–2001Ipswich Town
2001–2002Arsenal
2002–2007Everton
2007–2008West Ham United
2008SouthamptonLoan from West Ham United
2008–2010Ipswich Town
2010–2011Sheffield United
2011–2012Ipswich Town
2012Preston North End
2012–2016Manchester City

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What clubs did Richard Wright play for?
Richard Wright played for 8 clubs in his senior career: Ipswich Town, Arsenal, Everton, West Ham United, Southampton, Sheffield United, Preston North End and Manchester City.
What was Richard Wright's last club?
Richard Wright's last club was Manchester City (2012–2016).
What was Richard Wright's first club?
Richard Wright started his senior career at Ipswich Town in 1995.

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