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Last updated : 23 July 2009 By @pnemad

PNE No:

Name:

PNE Debut:

PNE Apps:

PNE Goals:

Stoke Apps:

Stoke Goals:

66

Bob Barr

01/09/1894

29

9

3

0

749

George Berry

17/09/1981

4

0

237

27

888

Marlon Broomes

26/08/2002

69

0

37

2

762

Aaron Callaghan

15/08/1992

36

2

15

0

877

Richard Cresswell

14/03/2001

187

49

73

11

966

Andrew Davies

14/02/2009

5

0

2

0

332

Jim Dickie

02/01/1926

3

1

1

0

319

Cyril Eastwood

28/08/1925

20

2

46

0

716

Tony Ellis

10/10/1987

157

74

77

19

730

Mike Flynn

13/12/1989

136

7

13

0

760

Lee Fowler

15/08/1992

32

2

49

1

887

Ricardo Fuller

10/08/2002

58

27

106

36

951

Paul Gallagher

01/09/2007

19

1

37

11

884

Thordur Gudjonson

10/02/2002

7

0

2

0

377

Bert Hales

29/08/1931

57

10

1

0

952

John Halls

03/11/2007

4

0

69

2

623

Sean Haslegrave

01/10/1977

113

2

113

5

25

Billy Hendry

27/03/1890

15

0

16

1

933

Jason Jarrett

07/03/2006

18

1

2

0

545

Howard Kendall

11/05/1963

104

13

82

9

154

Arthur Lockett

02/09/1905

64

5

65

7

732

Sammy McIlroy

17/02/1990

20

0

133

14

450

Williw McIntosh

31/08/1946

91

46

26

5

921

Carlo Nash

02/04/2005

82

0

10

0

924

Lewis Neal

08/08/2005

65

5

70

2

405

Jackie Palethorpe

20/01/1934

24

15

21

11

961

Jon Parkin

30/08/2008

39

11

35

5

936

Danny Pugh

05/08/2006

52

4

47

0

940

Michael Ricketts

13/01/2007

14

1

65

7

800

Mark Sale

13/08/1994

13

6

2

0

301

Lewis Scott

24/11/1923

2

0

21

11

726

Graham Shaw

19/04/1989

121

29

135

23

769

Barry Siddall

12/12/1992

1

0

20

0

806

Allan Smart

26/11/1994

21

6

2

0

509

Tommy Thompson

20/08/1955

189

116

42

17

910

Gavin Ward

19/10/2004

7

0

79

0

Player Profile - Lee Fowler

Lee Edward Fowler was born in Eastwood on 26 January 1970 and came through the YTS at Stoke.

His debut came as a substitute in the 1987/88 season before signing professional forms in July 1988. He was a versatile player who could play in various positions and played as either a central defender and was highly effective in his right back position.

Although never fully establishing him in the side he made 15 appearances during the 1989/90 as Stoke were relegated to Division Three. A further 17 appearances were made in 1990/91 and scored his first and only league goal in 1991/92 as Fowler made 16 appearances with Stoke losing in the Play Offs. He had made 49 league appearances.

Fowler signed for Preston in July 1992 and for his one season for the Lilywhites he played under three managers. He was signed by Les Chapman before Sam Allardyce took over as Caretaker in September before John Beck took over the reigns in December.

Fowler started at Left Back, making his debut in a 1-1 draw at home to Bournemouth on 15 August and scored his first of two league goals in a 2-2 draw at Mansfield on 24 October. He again showed his versatility in not only wearing the No: 3 Left Back shirt but also the Central Defence No:6 shirt and in Midfield with Nos: 7 & 11.

He made 32 league appearances, which was the most he made in a season during his football league career. His last game came in the final game of the season in a 1-0 defeat at Bolton on 8 May 1993 when he was replaced by Liam Watson. Preston finished fourth bottom of the Second Division and was relegated to the bottom tier.

In December 1993 Fowler joined Third Division Doncaster and made 11 appearances during the season. Fowler then moved into non-league football with Halifax, Dagenham & Redbridge and Telford.