Tom Craddock

English footballer and player for Luton Town

Tom Craddock - English footballer and player for Luton Town
Born

October 14th, 1986
39 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

England

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Professional football player with a career spanning several clubs in the English Football League. Primarily played as a forward, achieving recognition at clubs including Luton Town and Oxford United. Made significant contributions to team performances throughout his career, particularly during successful spells at his respective clubs. Played in crucial matches that led to promotions and cup runs, showcasing consistent goal-scoring ability during key competitions.

Played for Luton Town

Scored decisive goals in cup matches

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