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Ian Fitzpatrick

English footballer

Summary

English footballer

Field	Value
name	Ian Fitzpatrick
fullname	Ian Matthew Fitzpatrick
birth_date
birth_place	Manchester, England
height
position	Forward
years1	1995–1997	clubs1= England National School	caps1=18	goals1 =6
years2	1999–2000	clubs2 = Manchester United	caps2 = ?	goals2 =?
years3	1999–2000	clubs3 = → Fortune FC (loan)	caps3 = ?	goals3 = ?
years4	2000–2003	clubs4 = Halifax Town	caps4 = 87	goals4 = 28
years5	2004–2005	clubs5 = Shrewsbury Town	caps5 = 27	goals5 = 2
years6	2004	clubs6 = → Forest Green Rovers (loan)	caps6 = 5	goals6 = 0
years7	2005–2006	clubs7 = Droylsden	caps7 = 49	goals7 = 14
years8	2006–2007	clubs8 = Radcliffe Borough	caps8 = 41	goals8 = 24
years9	2007–2008	clubs9 = Ashton United	caps9 = 39	goals9 = 19
totalcaps	268
totalgoals	91

Ian Matthew Fitzpatrick (born 22 September 1980) in Manchester, England, is an English retired professional footballer who played as a striker for Manchester United, Halifax Town and Shrewsbury Town in the Football League. F.A. National School Graduate, E.S.F.A, England U15-U18 (18 Caps).

He is the younger brother of former Blackburn Rovers and Hartlepool United midfielder Lee Fitzpatrick.

Ian now works as a Premiership Academy Coach at Manchester City Football Club.

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