Tommy Fraser
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Tommy Fraser, born 5th December 1987 in Brighton is a professional footballer who currently plays for Brighton & Hove Albion.
Fraser has progressed through the youth ranks at the club and was awarded a contract in the summer of 2006.
On the 9th September 2006, Fraser made his debut for the Albion at the New Den, coming of the bench. Later in the game Fraser cleared off the line as Millwall looked to have scored, but Tommy saved the goal. Brighton won the match 1-0 thanks to a goal in the 88th minute by a free-kick taken by Dean Cox. Since then Tommy has made several appearances in the first team and put in some excellent performances for the club. Tommy has recently been played on the right-hand side of midfield by manager Ray Wilkins, but his position in the team seems to be at a threat now that the Albion have extended the loan spell of Dean Bowditch from Ipswich.
Fraser is also well known because his grandfather was the Mad Frankie Fraser, who indeed was an Arsenal fan.
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1 Henderson | 2 Reid | 3 Mayo | 4 A. Hinshelwood | 5 Lynch | 6 El-Abd | 7 Frutos | 9 Hart | 10 Oatway | 11 Hammond | 12 Carpenter | 14 Butters | 15 Revell | 16 Kuipers | 17 Sullivan | 18 Martin | 19 Robinson | 20 Gatting | 22 Bowditch | 23 Loft | 24 Santos | 25 Breach | 26 Elphick | 27 Rents | 28 Cox | 29 P. Hinshelwood | 30 Fraser | 31 Chamberlain | 32 Fogden | Manager: Wilkins |
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