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| Photo =http://wearebrighton.com/images/withdean-team/paul-brooker.jpg
| Fullname = Paul Brooker
| DOB = November 25, 1976 (Age 34)
| Birthplace = Hammersmith, England
| Height = 5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)
| Position = Winger
| Club = Unknown
| Number = Unknown
| Youthclub = Fulham
| Season1 = 1995-2000
| Club1 = Fulham
| Apps1 = 56
| Goals1 = 4
| Season2 = 1998-1999
| Club2 = (L)Stevenage Borough
| Apps2 = 8
| Goals2 = 1
| Season3 = 2000
| Club3 = (L)Brighton and Hove Albion
| Apps3 = 15
| Goals3 = 2
| Season4 = 2000-2003
| Club4 = Brighton and Hove Albion
| Apps4 = 118
| Goals4 = 13
| Season5 = 2003-2004
| Club5 = Leicester City
| Apps5 = 3
| Goals5 = 0
| Season6 = 2004
| Club6 = (L)Reading
| Apps6 = 11
| Goals6 = 0
| Season7 = 2004-2005
| Club7 = Reading
| Apps7 = 31
| Goals7 = 0
| Season8 = 2005-2007
| Club8 = Brentford
| Apps8 = 71
| Goals8 = 4
| Season9 = 2007-2008
| Club9 = Chertsey Town
| Apps9 = ?
| Goals9 = ?
| Season10 = 2008
| Club10 = Havant and Waterlooville
| Apps10 = 1
| Goals10 = 0
|DataCorrectDate=30 August 2007
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Paul Brooker (born 25 November 1976 in Hammersmith, London) is a professional footballer. He is a right-winger who can also deputise on the left wing if needed.
[H="Football Career"]Football career[/H]
[H="Overview"]Overview[/H]
Born and raised in London, Brooker started his career as a trainee at Fulham. Whilst there, he had loan spells at Stevenage Borough and Brighton & Hove Albion, the latter of which he joined permanently in 2000. It was during his three years at Brighton that Brooker made the majority of his league appearances so far, and it was his form for Brighton that prompted then-Premier League club Leicester City to sign him. However, his first team opportunities at Leicester proved to be limited, so Leicester's manager at the time, Micky Adams, allowed Brooker to go out on loan to Reading, a deal which was made permanent in 2004.
He made a number of appearances for Reading during their 2004–05 Football League Championship campaign, but at the end of the season was allowed to leave as he did not feature in Reading's plans for the future. Brooker then signed for Brentford in the summer of 2005, where he showcased his talents by scoring the Bees' goal of the season against Swindon in 2006. However, Brooker's spell at Brentford was largely disappointing and he left by mutual consent with a year remaining on his contract on 30 August 2007. In September 2008 Brooker has rejoined up with his former boss Micky Adams at Brighton & Hove Albion and is training with the squad, after leaving Chertsey in the summer of 2008.
[H="Personal life"]Personal life[/H]
Brooker is a blood relative to Matt Elliott (retired professional footballer with Leicester City and Scotland).
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| Photo =http://wearebrighton.com/images/withdean-team/paul-brooker.jpg
| Fullname = Paul Brooker
| DOB = November 25, 1976 (Age 34)
| Birthplace = Hammersmith, England
| Height = 5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)
| Position = Winger
| Club = Unknown
| Number = Unknown
| Youthclub = Fulham
| Season1 = 1995-2000
| Club1 = Fulham
| Apps1 = 56
| Goals1 = 4
| Season2 = 1998-1999
| Club2 = (L)Stevenage Borough
| Apps2 = 8
| Goals2 = 1
| Season3 = 2000
| Club3 = (L)Brighton and Hove Albion
| Apps3 = 15
| Goals3 = 2
| Season4 = 2000-2003
| Club4 = Brighton and Hove Albion
| Apps4 = 118
| Goals4 = 13
| Season5 = 2003-2004
| Club5 = Leicester City
| Apps5 = 3
| Goals5 = 0
| Season6 = 2004
| Club6 = (L)Reading
| Apps6 = 11
| Goals6 = 0
| Season7 = 2004-2005
| Club7 = Reading
| Apps7 = 31
| Goals7 = 0
| Season8 = 2005-2007
| Club8 = Brentford
| Apps8 = 71
| Goals8 = 4
| Season9 = 2007-2008
| Club9 = Chertsey Town
| Apps9 = ?
| Goals9 = ?
| Season10 = 2008
| Club10 = Havant and Waterlooville
| Apps10 = 1
| Goals10 = 0
|DataCorrectDate=30 August 2007
[/TEMPLATE]
Paul Brooker (born 25 November 1976 in Hammersmith, London) is a professional footballer. He is a right-winger who can also deputise on the left wing if needed.
[H="Football Career"]Football career[/H]
[H="Overview"]Overview[/H]
Born and raised in London, Brooker started his career as a trainee at Fulham. Whilst there, he had loan spells at Stevenage Borough and Brighton & Hove Albion, the latter of which he joined permanently in 2000. It was during his three years at Brighton that Brooker made the majority of his league appearances so far, and it was his form for Brighton that prompted then-Premier League club Leicester City to sign him. However, his first team opportunities at Leicester proved to be limited, so Leicester's manager at the time, Micky Adams, allowed Brooker to go out on loan to Reading, a deal which was made permanent in 2004.
He made a number of appearances for Reading during their 2004–05 Football League Championship campaign, but at the end of the season was allowed to leave as he did not feature in Reading's plans for the future. Brooker then signed for Brentford in the summer of 2005, where he showcased his talents by scoring the Bees' goal of the season against Swindon in 2006. However, Brooker's spell at Brentford was largely disappointing and he left by mutual consent with a year remaining on his contract on 30 August 2007. In September 2008 Brooker has rejoined up with his former boss Micky Adams at Brighton & Hove Albion and is training with the squad, after leaving Chertsey in the summer of 2008.
[H="Personal life"]Personal life[/H]
Brooker is a blood relative to Matt Elliott (retired professional footballer with Leicester City and Scotland).
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