David Poole (footballer)
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David Poole (born 12 November 1984 in Manchester) is a footballer currently playing for Stockport County.
A product of the Manchester United academy, he left United for a trial with Yeovil after the Old Trafford giants decided to abandon one of their reserve sides. David, a right-sided midfielder, impressed then manager, Gary Johnson, during his month at Huish Park and he was signed by the Glovers in June 2005.
He moved to Stockport on loan in September, 2006 and during his three-month spell played an important part in a County side that went unbeaten in the league for two months. After returning shortly back to Yeovil, both clubs & the player agreed a deal that saw David return to Edgeley Park for a £10,000 fee.
Poole scored for Stockport in an FA Cup 3rd Round tie at Premiership side Watford in January 2007.
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