PAST PLAYERS PROFILE

 2010s...
Dirk Kuyt Craig Bellamy Ryan Babel Fabio Aurelio
Alberto Aquilani Charlie Adam Maxi Rodriguez
Nathan Eccleston David Amoo Stephen Darby
Fernando Torres Raul Meireles David Ngog
Paul Konchesky Christian Poulsen Emiliano Insua Philipp Degen
Thomas Ince Milan Jovanovic Sotirios Kyrgiakos
Javier Mascherano Yossi Benayoun Andriy Voronin Andrea Dossena
Charles Itandje Damien Plessis Lauri Dalla Valle
 2000s...
Nicolas Anelka Gary McAllister Christian Ziege Nick Barmby
Stephen Wright Jari Litmanen Pegguy Arphexad Bernard Diomede
Vegard Heggem Markus Babbel Emile Heskey Abel Xavier
Vladimir Smicer Mauricio Pellegrino El-Hadji Diouf Alou Diarra
Igor Biscan Gregory Vignal Richie Partridge Paul Harrison
Jon Otsemobor Mark Smyth Antonio Nunez Milan Baros
John Welsh Josemi Fernando Morientes Zak Whitbread
Bruno Cheyrou Neil Mellor Robbie Fowler Jerzy Dudek
Daniele Padelli Craig Bellamy Mark Gonzalez
Chris Kirkland Paul Jones Gabriel Paletta Darren Potter
David Raven Djibril Cisse Bolo Zenden Stephen Warnock
Jan Kromkamp Momo Sissoko John Arne Riise Harry Kewell
Anthony Le Tallec Peter Crouch Danny Guthrie Robbie Keane
Steve Finnan      

Monday, January 14, 2008

PAST PLAYER PROFILE - Zak Whitbread

Zak Whitbread : Defender 2004-2006

Date of Birth: 4-3-1984
Birthplace: USA
1st team games: 6
1st team goals: 0






PROFILE

Liverpool defender Zak Whitbread joined League One side Millwall in June 2006 after a successful loan spell with the club in the 2005/06 season.
A product of the club's Academy, American centre half Zak Whitbread enjoyed a prosperous 2004/05 season when he made his first team debut and was handed a new contract. Whitbread was a regular during the Carling Cup run in 2004 and helped the team to memorable victories over Millwall, Middlesbrough and Tottenham Hotspur.

However for the 2005/06 season Zak was back in the reserve team and jumped at the chance of regular first team football with an initial loan spell at the New Den.

Whitbread teams up with a former Liverpool favourite at the New Den in former midfielder and Lions Boss Nigel Spackman.

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