Elliott Ward
English footballer and defender
English footballer and defender
An English footballer played primarily as a defender. Began professional career in 2002 with West Ham United, contributing to the team's success in the FA Youth Cup. Subsequently transferred to various clubs including Plymouth Argyle, Coventry City, and Norwich City, showcasing defensive skills and versatility. Played an important role during loan spells, notably helping clubs maintain competitive standings in league play. Retired from professional football but continued involvement in coaching and development.
Played for West Ham United
Contributed to FA Youth Cup victory
Represented Plymouth Argyle on loan
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