John Halls

Footballer and model; played for Reading

John Halls - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 14th, 1982
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Professional career in football began with Reading FC, where significant contributions were made as a defender. Later played for several clubs in the lower tiers of English football, including a stint at Stevenage Borough. Additionally, pursued a modeling career parallel to football, featuring in various campaigns and projects. The dual pursuit of sports and modeling characterized this individual's career path.

Played for Reading FC in the 2000s

Contributed to teams in lower English leagues

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