Keith Alexander

English football manager and player

Keith Alexander - Athletes & Sports Figures born 1956
Born

1956
70 years ago

Died
Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

England

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Played football as a forward with notable clubs including Lincoln City, where he made significant contributions as a player. Transitioned to management, successfully leading clubs such as Stevenage Borough and Lincoln City. Managed clubs in various divisions and gained recognition for tactical acumen and player development. Achieved promotions with teams under management, demonstrating capability in competitive leagues.

Managed Lincoln City and Stevenage Borough

Played for Lincoln City and Halifax Town

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