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Guy Chambers
Personal information
Full name	Guy Dominic Chambers
Date of birth	December 5, 1992 (age 31)
Place of birth	Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, England
Height	1.78 m (5 ft 10 in)
Position(s)	Winger/Forward
Team information
Current team	Dosthill Rangers
Number	9
Youth career
2002-2004	Stoneydelph Juniors F.C.
2005-2010	St.John's JFC
2010-2011	Cottage Farm F.C.
Senior career*
Years	Team
2002	Stonydelph Boys
2003	Stonydelph Boys
2004-2010	St John's JFC
2010	Cottage Farm F.C. ;
2011-	Dosthill Rangers ;
	Total
	*Club domestic league appearances and goals, correct as of 11:33, 14 January 2012 (UTC)

Guy Chambers

Guy Chambers born in Newcastle-upon-Tyne(December 5, 1992) is a junior football league footballer currently playing for Saint Johns Junior F.C.. Guy underwent a trial with Tamworth F.C. in August 2007 but nothing materialised from it. Also during Pre-season for the 2009-2010 season trained with bolehall swifts.

Stonydelph Juniors

In his first year of 11-a-side football Guy scored 4 goals for Stonydelph including a hat-trick on his debut, the 4-3 win over polesworth. The other goal goal came against overseal in the 3-2 win later that season. Guy went on to play up until january in the 04/05 season and then left for Saint Jonh's after being left out in the cold by then manager Graham Jones.

St. John's JFC

After weeks of training for St. John's Guy finally signed up and was assigned the number 17 for the rest of that season struggling to break into the squad. When the 05/06 season came Guy bearly played a game but when he did he was usually upfront. towards the end of that season Guy broke in to the team, Converted to fullback. In 06/07 Guy had a fine season playing in a vast majority of the teams games. Attempting to win the cup and league. After a drop in form Guy found himself back on the bench and hardly playing a game. However, in the last 3 games was played as striker once again and proved his worth with 3 goals in as many games. The following season Guy started on the wing nothcing up 7 goals in 7 games but them dipped in form and hit the bench. After a man of the match performance Guy attained the most improved player award at the end of the season. The season after Guy kept his place in the team and scored the winning goal, in terrible conditions, against Winshall Town F.C. a game that ended 3-2 to St. John's. Throughout the rest of the season he was amongst the goals and eventually scored his first St. Johns hat-trick against whitehouse in a 7-0 demolishing. Guy finished the season with fifteen goals, just one short of getting the golden boot but had a cup winners medal and runner-up medal to his name. A 1-0 win against Rugby Town sealed the team the Invitation Trophy and St. Johns became the first tamworth league side to achieve this feat. A respectable second place in the league was acheived and eveything soon fell apart for Guy at this point. Manager Carl Cartright started leaving Guy out of the team. Frustrated Guy stared training with Cottage Farm and in the summer of 2010 registered with their team.

Cottage Farm FC

After Completing his registration Guy played his first game in a friendly Against Austry Town F.C and although his new side lost 6-4 Guy managed to bag a brace in the process from the right wing. Guy only managed to score another three goals before Cottage farm folded due to a poor display and turnout by a mojority of players.

Dosthill Rangers

After almost a year out of the game, Guy signed for Dosthill Rangers alongside longterm friend Chris Baddams in the Lichfield District sunday league and made an imediate impact scoring in just his third game and then scoring a brace in the Lichfield Challenge Cup against AC Lions. Dosthill were 5-1 down at half Time and guy scored his sides 2nd goal. In the final 90 seconds guy managed to score the equaliser and take the tie to extra time. Dosthill lost 6-5 in the second half of extra time.