Steve Morrow

Footballer and manager in Northern Ireland

Steve Morrow - Athletes & Sports Figures born July 2nd, 1970
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A former professional footballer and manager from Northern Ireland, played primarily as a defender. Started his youth career at Arsenal and made his professional debut in the 1980s. Played for clubs including QPR and played a significant role in Arsenal's 1993 League Cup victory. Transitioned into management positions after retirement, taking roles in various clubs and contributing to the development of football.

Played for Arsenal in the 1990s

Won the League Cup with Arsenal in 1993

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