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Career. Liverpool. Born in Birkenhead, Merseyside, Thompson's Liverpool debut came on 19 August 1996, as an 87th-minute substitute in a 2–0 victory against Arsenal. He only played one more game before being loaned to Swindon Town for two and a half months in November 1997.
Aug 23, 2023 · David Thompson, 45, made over 250 first-team appearances during an 11-year career that saw him play over 160 Premier League games for clubs including Liverpool, Blackburn, Wigan, Portsmouth...
Ironically the Liverpool team was crying out for years following McManaman's and Thompson's departure for a player similar to their style who was able to run the length of the field. Thompson spent two years with the Sky Blues becoming one of their key players scoring a creditable 15 goals in 66 League games.
Jul 1, 2007 · Name in home country: David Anthony Thompson Date of birth/Age: Sep 12, 1977 (47) Place of birth: Birkenhead Height: 1,70 m Citizenship: England Position: Midfield - Right Midfield Foot: right Current club: Retired Joined: Jul 1, 2007 Contract expires: - Loading... Youth clubs. Liverpool FC (1993-1996) Career stats. View full stats. Loading...
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David Thompson was a favourite among the Liverpool crowd as he was always willing to give 100 per cent. David was sold to Coventry City before the start of the 2000-2001 season and spent two years with the Sky Blues becoming one of their key players scoring a creditable 15 goals in 66 league games.
The Liverpool-born midfielder made nearly 50 appearances for the club, before spells at both Coventry and Blackburn. Whilst at Blackburn, Thompson's excellent form was recognised by then-England boss Sven Goran Eriksen, who called him up to the squad for games against Slovakia and Macedonia..
May 10, 2020 · James Rowe spoke to former Liverpool, Coventry, and Blackburn midfielder David Thompson for WFi. They discussed his time coming through the ranks at Liverpool with a number of local stars, his career progression, and the influence of Steve Heighway.
