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Shaun Goater

Striker, born 1970, 10 clubs, 2 loans, 1990s era

Shaun Goater played for 10 clubs in his senior career, starting at Manchester United in 1989. His longest spell was at Manchester City: 5 seasons, 1998–2003. He went out on loan 2 times, to Notts County, Coventry City. He returned to Rotherham United after time away. His last club was North Village Rams, where he played until 2010.

  1. Manchester United1989Manchester United, 1989
    Rotherham United1989–93Rotherham United, 1989–93
    Notts County1993loan from RUNotts County, 1993, on loan from Rotherham United
    Rotherham United1993–96backRotherham United, 1993–96, back after loan
  2. Bristol City1996–98Bristol City, 1996–98
    Manchester City1998–03Manchester City, 1998–03
    Reading2003–05Reading, 2003–05
    Coventry City2005loan from REACoventry City, 2005, on loan from Reading
  3. Southend United2005–06Southend United, 2005–06
    Bermuda Hogges2007–08Bermuda Hogges, 2007–08
    North Village Rams2008–10North Village Rams, 2008–10

Shaun Goater’s clubs

YearsClub
1989Manchester United
1989–1993Rotherham United
1993Notts CountyLoan from Rotherham United
1993–1996Rotherham UnitedReturned
1996–1998Bristol City
1998–2003Manchester City
2003–2005Reading
2005Coventry CityLoan from Reading
2005–2006Southend United
2007–2008Bermuda Hogges
2008–2010North Village Rams

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What clubs did Shaun Goater play for?
Shaun Goater played for 10 clubs in his senior career: Manchester United, Rotherham United, Notts County, Bristol City, Manchester City, Reading, Coventry City, Southend United, Bermuda Hogges and North Village Rams.
What was Shaun Goater's last club?
Shaun Goater's last club was North Village Rams (2008–2010).
What was Shaun Goater's first club?
Shaun Goater started his senior career at Manchester United in 1989.

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