Showing posts with label wes brown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wes brown. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Brown Retires from England

Wes Brown, Retire duty International Football, Retires

I have to say that the announcement by Wes Brown that he is quitting international football surprised Fabio Capello.

Wes Brown has retired from international duty at the age of 30th, at 30th I feel its right for me to stand aside and let younger players come through. After a lot of thought and with a very heavy heart, I`ve decided the time is right for me to retire form international football

Brown, called into the squad for the friendly against Hungary, at Wembley, this Wednesday has decided that the nation would be better served by giving youth a chance and in a statement released last night (Sunday).

Brown leaves the international scene having accumulated 23 caps but at 30 years of age could have had one last major international tournament to look forward to.


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Friday, June 4, 2010

Wesley Brown Biograf

Usually known as Wes Brown. He was born in manchester, england 12 october 1979.
Wes brown enjoyed arguably his best season in 2007/08 as a key member of Sir Alex's miserly back four. Replacing the long-term injured Gary Neville at right-back, he played in more matches than any other player on the road to winning the Barclays Premier League and Champions League. Wes also enjoyed the personal fillip of a new four-year contract in April 2008, signed almost ten years after his debut.Wes Brown usually played as a central-defender or right-back defender

Brown showed talent and maturity at an early age, signing full professional terms with boyhood club Manchester United on 4 November 1996 at the age of 17.
Brown went on to success with the reserve and youth sides, winning the FA Youth Cup and a Lancashire Division One medal with the reserves. He also added two Jimmy Murphy (Young Player of the Year) awards to his collection, becoming only the second player to receive the award for a second time

In 2005/06 he became a linchpin in the centre of defence; his no-nonsense style perfectly complimented Rio Ferdinand’s more languid approach. Opportunities were somewhat limited during 2006/07, as Nemanja Vidic forged an almost telepathic relationship with Rio in central defence. Still, Wes took his chances when they arose and passed the 250-appearance mark while earning his fourth league winners' medal.

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