Andy Sinton
Footballer and manager at QPR
Born
March 19th, 1966
59 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
England
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Career in professional football began at the age of 17 with a debut at Oxford United. Played in various positions but primarily as a winger, representing notable clubs like Queens Park Rangers, Sheffield Wednesday, and the Welsh club Cardiff City. Made appearances for the England national team, earning a total of 3 caps. Transitioned to management, where involvement with youth teams and lower leagues occurred after retirement from playing. His managerial career included stints at clubs like Wrexham and Hereford United.
Played for Queens Park Rangers
Represented England national team
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