Scott Parker Profil Lengkap

Profil Tim dan Biodata Pemain, masih menyajikan kumpulan biodata pemain sepak bola dari seluruh dunia. Profil Pemain kali datang dari pemain tengah Tottenham Hotspur yaitu Scott Parker. Meski umurnya sudah tidak muda lagi, Scott Parker menjadi bagian penting di tim yang berjuluk The Lily White tersebut. Pengalaman dan memiliki visi bermain yang bagus, membuat Parker selalu mendapatkan tempat utama di skuad Tottenham. Pemain yang memiliki nama lengkap Scott Matthew Parker ini, lahir di Lambeth, Inggris, tanggal 13 Oktober 1980. Bagi kamu yang ingin mengetahui Profil dan perjalanan kari dari pemain berkebangsaan Inggris ini, berikut kami sajikan Profile dan Biography lengkap dari Scott Parker.


Profil dan Biodata Lengkap Scott Parker

Nama Lengkap : Scott Matthew Parker
Tempat Lahir : Lambeth, Inggris
Tanggal Lahir : 13 Oktober 1980
Kebangsaan : Inggris
Posisi : Gelandang
Bermain di Klub : Tottenham Hotspurs

Profil singkat

Scott Matthew Parker atau yang lebih sering dipanggil Scott Parker adalah seorang pemain sepak bola profesional yang berasal dari Inggris. Ia lahir pada tanggal 13 Oktober 1980 di Lambeth, Inggris. Saat ini ia merupakan salah satu punggaa dari klub Tottenham Hotspurs dan bermain pada posisi gelandang. Selain itu ia juga termasuk salah satu anggota timnas Inggris.

Perjalanan Karir

Karir Junior:
1990–1997 : Charlton Athletic

Karir Senior:
1997–2004 : Charlton Athletic
2000 → Norwich City (loan)
2004–2005 : Chelsea
2005–2007 : Newcastle United
2007–2011 : West Ham United
2011-xxxx : Tottenham Hotspurs

Karir timnas:
1996–1997 : England U16
1998–1999 : England U18
2000–2002 : England U21
2003–Sekarang : England

Demikian sekilas mengenai profil dan biodata dari Scott Parker, yang merupakan pemain Tottenham Hotspur.
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Pub Football Team - Last Orders!

TEAM NAME:
'Stella' Bucharest - (Steaua Bucharest)

TEAM MANAGER:
Lauent 'Sauvignon Blanc' - (Laurent Blanc)

GOALKEEPER:
Julian 'Peroni' - (Julian Speroni)

DEFENCE:
Bruce 'Rioja' - (Bruce Rioch)
Lucas 'Radebeer' - (Lucas Radabe)
Chris 'Captain Morgan' - (Chris Morgan)
Robert 'Hooch' - (Robert Huth)

MIDFIELD:
Micky 'Gin' - (Micky Gynn)
Wilson 'PaleAlecios' - (Wilson Palacios)
Nigel 'Reo-Coca Cola' - (Nigel Reo-Coker)
'Scotch' Parker - (Scott Parker)

STRIKERS:
Dennis 'Kronenbourgkamp' - (Dennis Bergkamp)
'Cider' Gudjohnsen - (Eidur Gudjohnsen)

SUBSTITUTES:
Jimmy 'Glass' - (Jimmy Glass)
Nicky 'Baileys' - (Nicky Bailey)
Steven 'Pina Colada' (Steven Pienaar)
Jermaine 'Tennent' (Jermaine Pennant)
'Shandy' Cole - (Andy Cole)
Teddy 'Sherryingham' - (Teddy Sherringham)

Stoke out for revenge against West Ham - FA Cup Betting News with Betfred

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West Ham United have turned things around in recent weeks, and they will be looking to replicate their recent Premier League form when they meet Stoke City in an intriguing FA Cup quarter-final tie this Sunday, but the hosts could be out for revenge.

The Hammers steamrollered Stoke 3-0 at Upton Park last weekend, in a Premier League fixture thanks to goals from Demba Ba, Manuel da Costa and Thomas Hitzlsperger and anyone making football predictions may fancy The Hammers to do the business once more.

But it could be a lot different in the FA Cup as the Brittania Stadium is a notoriously difficult place to win at, and West Ham have been fragile on the road this term, with just two league wins all season.

The football odds compilers make Stoke 11/10 to win the cup tie, and it's worth noting The Potters have yet to lose in front of their home fans since the turn of the year. In 2011 they have won three and drawn one of four Premier League games at the Brittania Stadium, but their away form not unlike that of West Ham's has been pretty dire, and that could go some way to explaining the recent rout at Upton Park.

Tony Pulis has already confirmed that Thomas Sorensen will play in goal and he could make a number of other changes for the FA Cup clash, which could make 13/5 for a West Ham victory look somewhat more tempting.

Up until a few weeks ago, it was West Ham's cup successes that had helped to save Avram Grant from the 'revolving door.' However the London side are facing a huge relegation battle, and there is always the fear the FA Cup can be more of a distraction than a blessing.

West Ham's defence has looked suspect on several occasions this season. That coupled with the loud Staffordshire home support, a big powerful Stoke attack and those legendary Rory Delap long throws will test West Ham's resilience to the core.

Stoke star Glenn Whelan reckons the crowd could be the preverbial 12th man for City, and help give them an edge to exact some measure of revenge on the Hammers for the league result.

He told BBC Radio Stoke: "We're on our home patch, that's where we're solid and hopefully that's what we'll be on Sunday.
If we can get right at them in the first five or ten minutes, I'm sure the crowd will be right behind us."

The resurgence at West Ham means they are now a vastly superior team to the one they were only a few months ago when they recorded a 1-1 draw at the Brittania Stadium thanks to a goal from, who else, their captain and talisman Scott Parker.

This is the second successive weekend that these clubs are meeting, and the fourth time they will have locked horns this season. Stoke are yet to win!

But a wounded Stoke are going to be a dangerous animal, and one the travelling Hammers need to ensure they don't take lightly.

My Tip of the Week:

Stoke look like they are going to be too strong for West Ham, but it should be a tight game unlike the Upton Park clash. With this in mind, odds of 2/1 for under 1.5 goals in the game looks a good bet.
I also fancy Stoke's fit again Matthew Etherington to get on the scoresheet against his former club. He is 10/1 to be first goalscorer and 11/4 to score at anytime with Betfred.

Sunday 27th March: Stoke City v West Ham, kick-off 2pm, live on ITV1.

By Drew Swainston
(Guest writer from Betfred on behalf of Beer Footy and Birds!)