Harchester United | Former Players

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HARCHESTER UNITED FORMER PLAYERS...

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ALEX LAWLER

Name: Alex Lawler
Country: England
Position: Goalkeeper

Signed from: Youth Academy in April 2001
Left for: Died in May 2005

Alex Lawler was a goalkeeper that impressed whilst in the youth team and was offered a professional contract by Ray Wyatt in April 2001.

For much of his time at the club, he was the second choice keeper, although he often suffered many injuries that would hamper his chances. Lawler was tragically killed in the bus explosion in May 2005.

JUSTIN LEE

Name: Justin Lee
Country: England
Position: Goalkeeper

Signed from: Youth Academy in January 2004
Left for: Mansfield Town in June 2004

RYAN LEE

Name: Ryan Lee
Country: England
Position: Midfield

Signed from: Youth Academy in January 2004
Left for: Released in June 2004

PAUL LINGER

Name: Paul Linger
Country: England
Position: Midfield

Signed from: West Ham United in July 1998
Left for: Queens Park Rangers in July 2002

Paul Linger enjoyed a successful spell with the Dragons that saw the club win the FA Cup in 1999, qualify for the Champions League in 2001 and reach the UEFA Cup Final a year later.

Linger was very much apart of all of these achievements throughout the good times and bad times. However, in late May 2002, Linger was released by manager Patrick Doyle after being told he was too old.

MIGUEL LOPEZ

Name: Miguel Lopez
Country: Spain
Position: Striker

Signed from: Atletico Madrid in August 2006
Left for: Real Madrid in July 2009

Miguel Lopez was said to be a distraction off the pitch at Atletico Madrid and this continued during his 3 year stay at the Dragons Lair.

He was imprisoned for for 3 months after perverting the course of justice following the death of a casino boss. But on the pitch, he was a striking legend that scored valuable goals as Harchester United went on to win the Premiership title in the 2006/07 season.

2006/2007

2008/2009

SCOTT LUCAS

Name: Scott Lucas
Country: England
Position: Striker / Midfield

Signed from: Liverpool in July 1999
Left for: Chelsea in July 2001

Scott Lucas was a controversial figure with Liverpool in the late-90's and at such a young age, so it was decided by Gerard Houllier to sell the player and Harchester United bought him after finding themselves in desperate need of a striker following the departure of Karl Fletcher.

Lucas made his debut in the Charity Shield defeat by Man Utd.

Throughout his first season, Lucas struggled in the first half to find the back of the net and this was put down to his attitude of the pitch. Although he was a fans favourite, he was said to be not so popular with many of his team-mates.

In the second half of his first season, Lucas began finding the net - until Fletcher rejoined the club and then he lost his form once again.

The following season saw Lucas become more mature following the birth of his son and he went on to have a fantastic season. He was sold to Aston Villa before breaking his leg in a bizarre incident.

That deal broke down but Chelsea remained interested in the player and took the risk of signing him, despite not being fully recovered. Lucas played his first game for Chelsea in November 2001.

Scoring in 1999

Scoring a hat-trick in 2000

Playing for Chelsea in 2002

LEE LUSCOMBE

Name: Lee Luscombe
Country: Scotland
Position: Midfield

Signed from: Hearts in August 2000
Left for: Derby County in July 2002

OTHERS

MD. Alan Law (August 1986 to May 1998)
Arrived from West Ham United, left for Colchester United

MD. Billy Lee (October 1980 to September 1988)
Arrived from West Ham United, left for Chelsea

ST. Trevor Lee (August 1945 to May 1949)
Arrived on FREE, left for Burnley

MD. Gareth Lloyd (May 1907 to May 1916)
Arrived from Unknown, left for Chelsea

DF. Roy Lyamani (August 2003 to March 2005)
Arrived from Charlton Athletic, left for Swindon Town

ST. James Lydddington (June 1908 to May 1918)
Arrived from Burnley, left for Everton

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