Calvin Andrew

English footballer and striker

Calvin Andrew - Athletes & Sports Figures born December 19th, 1986
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Played as a forward, primarily in the lower leagues of English football. Started professional career at the youth academy of Crystal Palace and made several appearances for the senior team. Had stints at clubs including Stockport County, Luton Town, and Grimsby Town. Gained recognition for contributions in attacking roles, particularly during loan spells. Also represented teams in non-league football, showcasing versatility in offensive positions.

Made several appearances for Crystal Palace

Played for teams including Stockport County and Grimsby Town

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