SOL CAMPBELL

Sulzeer Jeremiah Campbell[1]
 
 
Date of birth     18 September 1974 (age 38)[1]
Place of birth     Plaistow, England
Height     1.88 m (6 ft 2 in)[2]
Playing position     Centre back

Youth career
1988–1989     West Ham United
1989–1992     Tottenham Hotspur

Senior career*

1992–2001     Tottenham Hotspur     255     (10)

 Tottenham Hotspuer 1994 Away Shirt (Player)

1995-97 Tottenham Away

 1995-97 Tottenham

  25 Oct 1996: Sol Campbell and Chris Armstrong 

 of Tottenham Hotspur celebrate the winning goal

during a Coca Cola Cup match against Sunderland

1997-98 Tottenham Away

1998-99 Tottenham Away Shirt

 17 Mar 2001: Sol Campbell celebrates with goal scorer Les Ferdinand of during the FA Carling Premiership match between Coventry City at White Hart Lane.

 

 

1999: Sol Campbell wins the League Cup with Tottenham

4 Nov 1999:  Stephen Carr of Tottenham Hotspur (right) scores an injury time own goal against Kaiserslautern during the UEFA Cup sercond round second leg match at the Fritz-Walter Stadium in Kaiserslautern, Germany. Kaiserslautern won 2-0 on the night togo through 2-1 on aggregate

2001–2006     Arsenal     135     (8)

  2001: Sol Campbell joins Arsenal on a free transfer

 ony Adams Martin Keown and Sol Campbell (Arsenal). Arsenal Photo-call, Arsenal Stadium, Highbury, 8/8/2001. Credit : Stuart MacFarlane /  Credit : Stuart MacFarlane / Arsenal Football Club.

November 2001: Sol Campbell of Arsenal gets a challenge in on Teddy Sheringham the match ended 1-1

25 Nov 2001: Sol Campbell of Arsenal tackles Ruud van Nistelrooy of Manchester United.

 May 2002: Patrick Vieira, Ashley Cole and Sol Campbell celebrate after a premier league match win over Manchester United at Old Trafford

 Topps Premier Gold 2004
Sol Campbell D12 (blue)

 WCCF European Clubs 2004-2005
Sol Campbell 002

 Shoot Out 2005-2006
Sol Campbell

 

LONDON - MAY 07:  Thierry Henry of Arsenal celebrates with Jose Antonio Reyes and Sol Campbell after scoring his teams fourth goal during the Barclays Premiership match between Arsenal and Wigan Athletic at Highbury on May 7, 2006 in London, England

2006–2009     Portsmouth     95     (2)

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2007.07.24 - Barclays Asia Trophy - Day 1

 FA Cup final May 17th 2008

 

2009     Notts County     1     (0)

 

Morecambe 2 Notts County

Sol Campbell's one and only game for Notts County. 

He was pants! He got paid more in one week than 

Morecambe FC's budget for a month! (Allegedly!)

2010     Arsenal     11     (0)

 Match Attax Extra 2009-2010
Sol Campbell 60

2010–2011     Newcastle United     7     (0)

Total         504     (20)

National team‡
1994–1996     England U21     11     (2)
1994–2006     England B     2     (0)
1996–2007     England     73     (1)

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Inglaterra en Georgia en 9 de Noviembre de 1996.

September 10, 1997 - Wembley Stadium -
 England 4 (Scholes, Wright 2, Gascoigne) Moldova 0

May 22 1998: Sol Campbell becomes

 England’s second youngest ever captain.

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1999

Euro 2000 -  England-Germany

Olympiastadion, München, 1 September 2001 - The team that faced Germany.
Back row - Sol Campbell, Emile Heskey, Rio Ferdinand, David Seaman, Michael Owen.
Front row - Nicky Barmby, Steven Gerrard, Paul Scholes, Gary Neville, David Beckham (captain), Ashley Cole.

England footballers Sol Campbell (L) and Steven Gerrard gesture after their team lost 3-2 to Croatia in a Group E Euro 2008 Qualifying game at Wembley, in north London, 21 November 2007.