Dexter Blackstock

English footballer with Championship success

Dexter Blackstock - English footballer with Championship success
Born

May 20th, 1986
39 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

England

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Born in 1986, this footballer began his career at Arsenal's youth academy before moving to Southampton, where he made his professional debut. Played for several clubs including Plymouth Argyle, Nottingham Forest, and Queens Park Rangers. Achieved success in the Football League Championship, demonstrating skills as a forward throughout his career. Accumulated significant experience in both domestic leagues and cup competitions, contributing to his teams over a decade in professional football.

Played for Southampton in the Premier League

Contributed to Nottingham Forest in the Championship

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