Joel Grant
Footballer; played for Plymouth Argyle
Born
August 27th, 1987
38 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Jamaica
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Born in England and raised in Jamaica, a professional footballer specialized as a winger. Began senior career at Luton Town before moving to various clubs, including a significant tenure at Plymouth Argyle. Contributed to teams in lower divisions of the English football league system, displaying notable skill in attack and versatility on the pitch. Transitioned to playing in Jamaica's top league late in his career, maintaining a consistent presence in competitive football.
Played for Plymouth Argyle in League One
Competed in the Jamaican Premier League
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