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Hall OF Fame

In the course of Cleveland Hall`s 43 year history a number of players who have represented the Boys Club have gone on to successful careers in professional football. They are recognised below in the Cleveland Hall of Fame.

 

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STEVE STONE

Aston Villa FC & England

A Heathfield Comprehensive schoolboy, Steve played for a number of years for Cleveland Hall before breaking into professional football with  Nottingham Forest.  Despite having suffered three broken legs (not all different legs) he established himself as an England regular prior to Euro 96.  Nottingham Forest`s most saleable asset Steve was sold to Aston Villa for £5.5m in March 1999 and has made a solid start in claret and blue colours.

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CRAIG HARRISON

Middlesbrough

Craig is the owner of one of the most cultured left foots ever to represent Cleveland Hall. Another ex Heathfield schoolboy, he played for the club during his Under 13 season in 1992-93 and demonstrated a mature attitude to go with his undoubted skill. Craig  broke into the Middlesbrough first team, displacing experienced internationals such as Kinder and Fleming, and other than one unfortunate sending off (later rescinded) he acquitted himself admirably. Recently signed by Crystal Palace for £250,000.

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GRAEME JONES

Doncaster Rovers, Wigan Athletic

Graeme is an exciting front player whose main claim to fame is being the top scorer in division three in the 1995-96 season. That corresponded with Wigan being promoted as champions and he has continued to score goals regularly at the higher level. Graeme has scored goals throughout his career and he was top scorer at Doncaster Rovers for 2 consecutive seasons before his £200,000 transfer to Wigan in the summer of 1995.

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PAUL THIRLWELL

Sunderland

Paul is definitely one for the future! Having starred in the Cleveland Hall Under 12 team which went undefeated through the 1991-92 season Paul signed schoolboy forms with Sheffield Wednesday. At 16 he was signed by Sunderland and he has been a regular in Sunderland`s reserve team this season. A cultured midfield player who is definitely worth keeping an eye on. Made his full league debut away at Bolton last season.

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LEE WARREN

Leeds Utd,  Hull City,   Doncaster Rovers

Lee is currently club captain at Doncaster Rovers although his performances, both this season has last, have been blighted by recurrent injury problems. Having started off his league career with Leeds he soon moved on to Hull City for a fee of £60,000 before signing for Doncaster in the summer of 1994. We naturally wish Lee all the best in his struggle against injury.

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PAUL WILLIAMS

Sunderland,  Doncaster Rovers

Paul graduated from Cleveland Hall in 1986-87 to sign forms with Sunderland. Having been a prolific striker during his days at the Boys Club Denis Smith soon converted Paul into a full back and he made a successful 1st team debut v Bournemouth in a league cup win in 1989. However Paul then suffered serious injury problems and his first team appearances were restricted. Following years fighting for full fitness Paul was allowed a free transfer to Doncaster Rovers.

 

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CHRIS SWAILES

Doncaster Rovers, Ipswich Town & Bury FC

Chris is a tall central defender who has recently moved to Gigg Lane in a swap deal with the highly rated David Johnson. After finishing his time with Cleveland Hall Chris was taken on as a professional by Doncaster Rovers. He was transferred to Ipswich Town for the sum of £250,000 in the summer of 1994 and after making nearly 100 appearances for the Portman Road outfit moved to Bury in October 1997.

 

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MICHAEL LAWS

Northampton Town

Michael is a player who has worked his way up from Cleveland Hall Under 12`s all the way to the second division. Regularly on the bench in his first season at Northampton, this strong midfield player will be seeking further progress over the coming years.

 

 

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