Robbie Winters

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Robbie Winters
Personal information
Full name Robert Winters
Date of birth November 4, 1974
Place of birth East Kilbride, Scotland
Height 177 cm
Position Striker
Club information
Current club SK Brann
Number 7
Youth clubs
1991 Scotland Muirend Amateurs
Professional clubs*
Years Club Apps (goals)
1992-1997
1998-2001
2002
2002-
Scotland Dundee United
Scotland Aberdeen
England Luton Town
Norway SK Brann
66 (17)
135 (42)
1 (0)
98 (36)
National team**
1999 Scotland Scotland 1 (0)

* Professional club appearances and goals
counted for the domestic league only and
correct as of October 29 2006.
** National team caps and goals correct
as of May 28 2006.

Robbie Winters (born November 4, 1974 in East Kilbride) is a Scottish footballer. He is a former Dundee United and Aberdeen player, and currently plays for S.K. Brann in Norway. He has one cap for Scotland. He's a comparatively small, quick player, known for his effective diagonal runs plus his assists and goal scoring abilities. Despite his height, he scores frequently from headers. In recent seasons, he has been one of Brann's most important players and one of the biggest fan favourites. In the 2006 season, Norwegian experts such as Nils Johan Semb have frequently called him one of the best strikers in the Norwegian Premier League.

After several seasons with hints about leaving Bergen due to family-issues, Winters stated on October 31, that he no longer had the motivation needed to play for SK Brann, and that he wishes to leave the club in January [1].

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Preceded by:
Jackie McNamara
Scottish PFA Young Player of the Year
1997
Succeeded by:
Gary Naysmith
SK Brann - Current Squad

1 Thorbjørnsen | 3 Dahl | 4 Guntveit | 5 Knudsen | 6 Haugen | 7 Winters | 8 Andresen | 9 Helstad | 10 Sæternes | 11 Vaagan Moen | 12 Opdal | 13 Huseklepp | 14 Gashi | 15 Hanstveit | 16 Miller | 17 Bakke | 18 Bjarnason | 19 Misje | 20 Ludvigsen | 21 Sigurðsson | 22 Ystaas | 24 Haraldsen | 25 Memelli | 28 Björnsson | 30 Monkam | Coach Mjelde

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