Alan Shearer

Biography

In club

It makes its beginnings in First League the March 26th 1988, under the colors of Southampton, as a substitute vis-a-vis the team of Chelsea. Hardly one month later, it does the one of the national newspapers by registering a triplet vis-a-vis Arsenal with The Dell. At the 17 years and 240 days age, it treats to the luxury then to become the youngest player to register a hat-trick in the 1st English division (this record was held before by Jimmy Greaves).

Its good performances with Southampton do not pass unperceived and Kenny Dalglish, then to manage Blackburn Rovers, the fact of coming in its club. With Blackburn Shearer the First League in 1995 gains, finishing better striker of the championship with 34 goals, and being elected better player of the competition.

From 1996 to 2006 Alan plays Newcastle United, the club of its birthplace. Its transfer since Blackburn Rovers, which intervenes just after the Euro 1996, is assembled to 15 million books, which makes then him to it footballer expensive of all the history of football.

True Fox of surfaces, Shearer is shown always essential for its team, and this while at the same time it arrives in end of a career. In all, it registers 422 goals, that it is in club or national selection, with a prolific average of 25 goals per season.

In 2006, Shearer puts a term at its sporting career following a wound with the knee. In July 2006, he refuses a role within the staff of the team of England, but he expresses his desire to become Manager. He still needs for that to acquire the necessary diplomas.

In selection

Alan plays first of all in Équipe of England hopes, where it counts 11 selections for 13 goals between 1990 and 1992.

It is then called in team of England in February 1992, where it registers its first goal as of its first selection (against the France, victory 2-0). In 1997 it gains with the " Three Lions" , the Tournament of France, just a year before the World 98. On the whole Shearer plays 63 times for the England and marks 30 goals, until its international retreat in June 2000 after the Euro.

Career player

1987 - 1992: ()
1992 - 1996: ()
1996 - 2006: ()

Career trainer

2006 - 2007: (Co-trainer with Sam Allardyce) ()

Prize list

Teams

Champion of England in 1995 with the Blackburn Rovers.
Vice-champion of England in 1994 with the Blackburn Rovers and in 1997 with Newcastle.
Finalist of the F Cup in 1998 and 1999 with Newcastle.
Finalist of the Cut Intertoto in 2001 with Newcastle.
Victorious of the Tournament of France in 1997 with the England.

Personal distinctions

Better striker of the championship of England in 1995 and 1996 with the Blackburn Rovers; in 1997 with Newcastle.
Better striker of all the history of Newcastle United with 206 goals all confused competitions (it exceeds Jackie Milburn which registered 200 goals).
Better striker of all the history of Newcastle United out of Cut of Europe with 30 goals.
Better striker in club at the time of the seasons 1994-95, 1995-96, 1996-97, 1998-99, 1999-00, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05 and 2005-06.
Better striker of the Championship of Europe 1996 with five goals.
34 times captain of the team of England.
with the English Football Hall off Famed in 2004.
Named with FIFA 100.

External bonds

Shearer9.com - site of fan, Alan Shearer

References

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