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Robert Earnshaw

Striker, born 1981, 11 clubs, 2 loans, 2000s era

Robert Earnshaw played for 11 clubs in his senior career, starting at Cardiff City in 1998. His longest spell was at Cardiff City: 4 seasons, 2000–2004. He went out on loan 2 times, to Morton, Maccabi Tel Aviv. He returned to Cardiff City after time away. His last club was Vancouver Whitecaps, where he played until 2015.

  1. Cardiff City1998–00Cardiff City, 1998–00
    Morton2000loan from CARMorton, 2000, on loan from Cardiff City
    Cardiff City2000–04backCardiff City, 2000–04, back after loan
    West Bromwich Albion2004–06West Bromwich Albion, 2004–06
  2. Norwich City2006–07Norwich City, 2006–07
    Derby County2007–08Derby County, 2007–08
    Nottingham Forest2008–11Nottingham Forest, 2008–11
    Cardiff City2011–12Cardiff City, 2011–12
  3. Maccabi Tel Aviv2012–13loan from CARMaccabi Tel Aviv, 2012–13, on loan from Cardiff City
    Toronto FC2013Toronto FC, 2013
    Blackpool2014Blackpool, 2014
    Chicago Fire2014Chicago Fire, 2014
  4. Vancouver Whitecaps2015Vancouver Whitecaps, 2015

Robert Earnshaw’s clubs

YearsClub
1998–2000Cardiff City
2000MortonLoan from Cardiff City
2000–2004Cardiff CityReturned
2004–2006West Bromwich Albion
2006–2007Norwich City
2007–2008Derby County
2008–2011Nottingham Forest
2011–2012Cardiff City
2012–2013Maccabi Tel AvivLoan from Cardiff City
2013Toronto FC
2014Blackpool
2014Chicago Fire
2015Vancouver Whitecaps

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What clubs did Robert Earnshaw play for?
Robert Earnshaw played for 11 clubs in his senior career: Cardiff City, Morton, West Bromwich Albion, Norwich City, Derby County, Nottingham Forest, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Toronto FC, Blackpool, Chicago Fire and Vancouver Whitecaps.
What was Robert Earnshaw's last club?
Robert Earnshaw's last club was Vancouver Whitecaps (2015).
What was Robert Earnshaw's first club?
Robert Earnshaw started his senior career at Cardiff City in 1998.

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