Michael Morrison
English footballer and centre-back
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Athletes & Sports Figures
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England
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Professional career began at Birmingham City, where played as a centre-back. Made significant contributions to the team's defense over multiple seasons. Also played for clubs such as Peterborough United and Walsall, demonstrating versatility in defensive roles. Achieved notable success with a strong performance in League One, showcasing leadership skills on the pitch. Helped teams achieve important league standings and playoff positions.
Played for Birmingham City in the EFL Championship
Contributed to Peterborough United's promotion campaigns
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