Tim Sparv
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Tim Sparv (born February 20, 1987 in Vaasa) is a Finnish footballer, currently playing for Southampton F.C..
In 2003, Sparv signed for Southampton, leaving the Finnish third division outfit Norrvalla FF. He spent three years in the renowned youth academy of Southampton.
He was a member of Southampton's youth team that reached the final of the FA Youth Cup in 2005, losing on aggregate to Ipswich Town. He was named in the first team squad for 2006-07 season and made numerous reserve team appearances but, unfortunately, as Southampton had a plethora of midfielders from which to choose, he was unable to break through into the first team itself.
As of 2007, he will play for Halmstads BK in Allsvenskan
As of 21 November 2006, he is still registered as a Southampton player and played in their reserve team.[1]
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1 Davis | 2 Östlund | 3 Pelé | 4 Sarmiento | 5 Lundekvam | 6 Powell | 7 Skácel | 8 Wright-Phillips | 9 Rasiak | 10 Wright | 11 Svensson | 12 Lička | 14 Idiakez | 15 Jones | 17 Belmadi | 18 Dyer | 19 Makin | 20 Prutton | 21 Baird | 22 Bale | 23 Viáfara | 26 Miller | 28 Białkowski | 29 Surman | 35 McGoldrick | 38 Sparv | 41 Lallana | Manager: Burley |
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