Mark Paston
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Mark Paston (born December 13, 1976) is a New Zealand soccer player who plays as a goalkeeper for the New Zealand Knights.
He collected 8 caps for the All Whites in official FIFA internationals between 1997 and 2005.He is New Zealand's second choice goal keeper after teammate Glen Moss he has last starred in New Zealand's 2006 Tour of Europe.
[edit] Club history
- Napier City Rovers (2003)
- Bradford City (2003-2004)
- St Johnstone (2005-2006)
- Template:New Zealand Knights (2006-)
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2 Bazeley | 3 Duruz | 4 Bunce | 5 Carbon | 6 Emblen | 7 Johnson | 8 Gemmill | 9 Rodrigues | 10 Devine | 11 Richter | 12 Paston | 13 Salley | 14 Buari | 15 Casey | 16 Hickey | 17 van Eijs | 18 White | 19 Kovacevic | 20 Turnbull | 26 Fernando | 27 Wells | 28 Marcina | 29 Li Yan | 31 Gao | 33 Gordon | Coach: Simmonds |
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