Mark Bunn

English footballer and goalkeeper

Mark Bunn - English footballer and goalkeeper
Born

November 16th, 1984
40 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

England

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Played as a goalkeeper in English football. Began professional career at Norwich City, making appearances in the league and cup competitions. Transferred to Aston Villa, contributing as a backup goalkeeper. Known for stints at various clubs, including Blackburn Rovers and Sheffield United. Retired from professional football after a career spanning over a decade.

Played for Norwich City in the Premier League

Served as backup goalkeeper at Aston Villa

Made appearances for Blackburn Rovers

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