Paul Rutherford (footballer)
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Paul Rutherford (born 10 July 1987 in Wirral) is an English professional footballer who currently plays as a striker for Chester City.
He was encouraged from an early age to play football by his father. He had a mini-goal permanently set up in his back garden in Town Meadow Lane, Moreton. He was brought up through the ranks in Liverpool academy with his brother John Rutherford before deciding to play for City.
In 2005 he signed his first professional contract after impressing in Chester City's Youth Team.
He made his First Team debut for Chester City against Cambridge United in the LDV Vans Trophy in 2005.
| Chester City F.C. - Current Squad |
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2 Marples | 3 Sandwith | 4 S. Vaughan | 5 Bolland | 6 Hessey | 7 Hand | 8 Yeo | 11 Cronin | 12 Danby | 14 Meechan | 15 Allen | 16 Bennett | 17 Wilson | 18 Westwood | 19 Linwood | 21 Artell | 27 Holroyd | 28 Marsh-Evans | 31 Cadwallader | 32 Rutherford | 33 Palethorpe | 34 Steele | 35 A. Kearney | 36 J. Kearney | Manager: Wright |
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