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Luke Rodgers

Luke John Rodgers (born 1 January 1982) is an English former professionalfootballer who played as astriker.

Luke Rodgers
Rodgers playing forNew York Red Bulls in 2011
Personal information
Full nameLuke John Rodgers[1]
Date of birth (1982-01-01)1 January 1982 (age 43)[2]
Place of birthBirmingham, England[3]
Height5 ft 8 in (1.73 m)[4]
Position(s)Striker
Senior career*
YearsTeamApps(Gls)
1999–2005Shrewsbury Town176(65)
2005–2007Crewe Alexandra38(9)
2007–2009Port Vale59(16)
2008–2009→Yeovil Town (loan)6(2)
2009Yeovil Town16(1)
2009–2010Notts County46(13)
2011–2012New York Red Bulls23(9)
2012Lillestrøm7(1)
2012–2013Portsmouth10(2)
2012→Shrewsbury Town (loan)9(2)
2013Shrewsbury Town6(0)
2013Hammarby IF6(0)
2014Forest Green Rovers20(0)
2015–2016Sutton Coldfield Town23(12)
2016–2017Solihull Moors3(0)
2017Hednesford Town6(1)
2017–201?Highgate United
Total453+(133+)
International career
2003England C1(1)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

He played in England's Football League, starting atShrewsbury Town in 1999. Rodgers spent six years with the Shropshire side and made over 200 appearances as they wererelegated and thenpromoted back to theEnglish Football League. In the summer of 2005, he moved toCrewe Alexandra, where he stayed until a January 2007 switch toPort Vale. Two years later, he moved on toYeovil Town following a shortloan spell. His permanent spell at Yeovil was brief; he soontransferred toNotts County in the summer of 2009, whom he helped fire to promotion in his first season.

He completed a move toMajor League Soccer withNew York Red Bulls in January 2011. In March 2012, he was released by the Red Bulls after his work visa renewal was denied and transferred to the Norwegian clubLillestrøm. He returned to the English league withPortsmouth in August 2012 before joining Shrewsbury Town on loan two months later in a permanent deal the following January. He signed with the Swedish clubHammarby IF in July 2013 and stayed until the end of the calendar year. He signed withForest Green Rovers in February 2014 and joinedSutton Coldfield Town the following year. He joinedSolihull Moors in December 2016, and thenHednesford Town andHighgate United in 2017.

Club career

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Shrewsbury Town

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Rodgers joinedShrewsbury Town at 17.[5] He first established himself as a goal-scorer during the2000–01 season, as he bagged seven goals in 27 games (half of which were as asubstitute). Three of his goals came againstRochdale in a 7–1 romp atSpotland on 24 February.[6] The2001–02 season showed Rodgers' potential, as he hit 22 goals in 41 games, this time never being used as a substitute.

In2002–03 he hit twenty goals in 47 games. Rodgers also played in the club's giant-killing overPremier LeagueEverton in theFA Cup,[7] but despite this Shrewsbury sufferedrelegation out of theEnglish Football League having finished bottom of theThird Division. At the end of the season the club insisted that Rodgers was 'not for sale';[8] this was proved to be true whenFirst DivisionCrewe Alexandra had a £200,000 bid for Rodgers rejected by managerJimmy Quinn.[9]Hull City also had a £200,000 bid of their own rejected, as Quinn persuaded Rodgers to remain inShropshire.[10] Earlier in the season there was also unconfirmed speculation thatSouthampton had offered as much as £600,000 for the player.[11][12]

Despite being limited to 26 league starts in2003–04, he still bagged fifteen goals in his 41 games. He also scored both goals pastBarnet in the play-off semi-finalaggregate victory that took Shrewsbury into theplay-off final withAldershot Town at theBritannia Stadium. The final itself went to apenalty shoot-out. Though Rodgers missed hispenalty, Town won the match as all three Aldershot penalty-takers missed theirs.[13] In2004–05, his final season with the "Shrews", he managed just eight goals in forty games. However, he had long become a fan favourite atGay Meadow as he scored 67 goals in 204 appearances for the Shropshire side in all competitions, also managing four clubhat-tricks.

Crewe Alexandra

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Rodgers turned down Shrewsbury's offer of a one-yearcontract,[14] and was initially linked with a move toSPL high-flyersHibernian.[15] Instead he moved toChampionship clubCrewe Alexandra on a two-year contract for a tribunal-decided fee in July 2005.[16] Shrewsbury received £100,000 from the tribunal with two add-ons of £20,000 based on appearances; however, due to his brief spell at Crewe, Shrewsbury only received the first of these. Crewe went on to suffer relegation in2005–06, and though Rodgers was limited to six goals in his 26 games, he was forced to come off the bench in half of these games.

Despite being popular with supporters,[17] he was never a favourite ofDario Gradi,[18] and was third-choice behind free-scoringLuke Varney andNicky Maynard at the start of the2006–07 season. Rodgers asked for atransfer to a club that would provide him with regular football,[18] and in January 2007, after just 39 appearances and 9 goals, he moved to local rivalsPort Vale for a £30,000 fee. This came after he chose to sign for Vale ahead ofPaul Sturrock'sSwindon Town, who had also agreed a fee with Crewe;[19] as well asChester City;[20] and an unnamed League Two club who offered £40,000 for the striker.[21]

Port Vale

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He got injured after just three appearances for the "Valiants" and only played a total of eight games before the end ofthe season, though he still managed to score three goals. His first goal for the club came against Crewe in a 3–0 win atVale Park. During the2007–08 season, Rodgers was the club'stop scorer with twelve goals in 41 games, but famously missed two penalties in Vale's defeat toSouthern Football League minnowsChasetown in the Second Round of theFA Cup.[22][23]

Unhappy on the club's bench,[24] in November 2008 there was talk of Rodgers moving toYeovil Town, yet the move stalled as the two clubs had difficulties reaching a transfer fee.[25] However, aloan deal was made which would take Rodgers to Yeovil until the Januarytransfer window,[26] when the club would have the option of purchasing him for £30,000 fee, with a 10% sell-on clause (an offer Yeovil bossRussell Slade described as "the final throw of the dice").[27][28] Despite all this, when January came he was released from his contract by mutual consent,[29] having had a disagreement with managerDean Glover.[30] Glover claimed the decision was motivated by a desire to free up the wage bill.[31]

Yeovil Town

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Rejecting an approach fromNorthampton Town,[32] Rodgers instead signed withYeovil Town until the end of the season.[33] He left the club at the end of his contract, having scored three goals in 22 games for theLeague One club.

Notts County

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After leaving Yeovil, Rodgers had planned to remain in League One,[34] but instead signed forNotts County in July 2009 on a two-year deal.[35] Rodgers made a slow start to the season, making eight appearances without scoring, only to break out of the barren spell with a hat-trick pastLincoln City on 29 September.[36] He played in 42 league matches for Notts County, scoring 13 league goals in helping the club to gainpromotion out ofLeague Two.

At the end of the season it was reported that Rodgers was set to leave Notts County to join former Magpies' bossHans Backe atNew York Red Bulls,[37] a move his club permitted.[38][39] However, this move was put in jeopardy after his initial application for a USwork permit was turned down.[40] Nevertheless, Backe was confident that Rodgers would join the club in the January 2011 transfer window,[41] and after Rodgers had reached an agreement with Notts County for a mutual termination of his contract atMeadow Lane,[42][43] the move did go through as predicted.

New York Red Bulls

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Rodgers depicted on an iconic Red Bull Arena supporter banner.

After a lengthy process, Rodgers eventually signed withMajor League Soccer clubNew York Red Bulls in January 2011.[44] He made his MLS debut two months later, in a goalless draw with theColumbus Crew.[45] The following month, Rodgers scored his first two goals andassistedstrike-partnerThierry Henry in a 3–0 win over theSan Jose Earthquakes.[46][47] For this feat he was named as the MLS 'player of the week'.[48] Rodgers told reporters that "this is the happiest I've been in football."[49] He scored nine goals in 23 league games, ashead coachHans Backe tended to select Rodgers ahead ofUSA internationalJuan Agudelo as Henry's strike partner. This was despite Rodgers missing two months of the campaign withplantar fasciitis.[50] His "feisty nature" led him to become a fan's favourite at theRed Bull Arena.[51]

Lillestrøm

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On 30 March 2012, the New York Red Bulls had to end their contract with Rodgers as he was unable to secure a visa to play in the United States,[52] and the same day he signed a contract with NorwegianTippeligaen clubLillestrøm SK lasting till the end of the2012 season.[53] He scored four minutes into his debut two days later, in a 2–2 draw withRosenborg at theÅråsen Stadion.[54] However, after failing to cement his place in the first-team, Rodgers and Lillestrøm decided to part ways during the summer break of Tippeligaen.[55]

Portsmouth

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On 16 August 2012,Portsmouth signed Rodgers and nine other players on a one-month contract.[56] Five days later, he scored for the club in a 2–2 draw withColchester United, and also set up a goal forJordan Obita.[57] He scored his first goal atFratton Park on 4 September, in a 2–2 draw withAFC Bournemouth in theFootball League Trophy, before converting the winning penalty in the resulting shoot-out.[58] Five days later, Rodgers scored a 25 yards (23 m)free kick in a 3–0 win overCrawley Town.[59] Rodgers suffered an injury on his left thigh at the end of September, ruling him out action for three weeks.[60]

Return to Shrewsbury Town

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On 9 November, he returned to the club where he started his career,Shrewsbury Town, on loan, with the move set to become permanent in the January transfer window.[61] On returning to theNew Meadow, Rodgers said that: "People do say 'don't ever go back', but what's the worst that can happen?"[62] After the move was made permanent in January, Rodgers said that he hoped to stay beyond the end of the2012–13 season.[63] He left the club in March 2013, after scoring just twice in 15 appearances and failing to win a place in the starting line-up in six weeks.[64]

Later career

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He signed with SwedishSuperettan clubHammarby IF in July 2013.[65] He was one ofGregg Berhalter's last signings before the American was sacked.[5]

Rodgers signed withConference National clubForest Green Rovers in February 2014.[66][67] He made his debut atThe New Lawn on 8 March as a late substitute forLee Hughes in a 3–2 win overCambridge United.[68] He scored his first competitive goal for Rovers in anFA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round tie 4–1 win overGloucester City on 25 October 2014.[69] On 1 December 2014, it was confirmed that he had agreed to part ways with Forest Green by mutual consent.[70]

He played forSutton Coldfield Town of theNorthern Premier League Premier Division in the2015–16 season.[71] He signed with National League sideSolihull Moors in December 2016.[72] He joined Northern Premier League Premier Division clubHednesford Town in June 2017.[73] He scored one goal in six games for the "Pitmen", picking up oneman of the match award.[74]

In September 2017, Rodgers moved toHighgate United of theMidland League Premier Division, making his debut on 30 September in a 3–1 victory overCoventry Sphinx.[75]

International career

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On 4 November 2003, whilst withShrewsbury Town in the Conference National, Rodgers won onecap for England underPaul Fairclough atsemi-professional level.[76] A 2–2 draw withBelgium under-20s, Rodgers provided an assist forSam Ricketts before grabbing a goal himself with a 25 yards (23 m) free kick two minutes before the final whistle.[77]

Style of play

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Rodgers was astriker who liked to lie alongside the lastdefender, which led to him being frequently ruledoffside when he timed his run wrong.[5]

Personal and later life

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In April 2003, Rodgers was ordered to carry out 100 hours of community service and pay £5,000 in compensation byWarwick Crown Court after afirework set by Rodgers misfired and hit a 16-year-old girl, causing significant damage to the girl's face. Rodgers stated, "It was a complete accident... I am glad it's all over, although it's never been about the sentencing, I was more concerned about the girl."[78] Rodgers was given an 'adult caution for a public order offence' by theSomerset Police Force, after an incident in April 2009.[79] On 1 October 2009, Rodgers was arrested and bailed in connection with a disturbance inNottingham city centre, following a drinking session with his Notts County teammates.[80]

After retiring as a player, Rodgers worked as a football consultant, representing the Sports Management International agency firm in Birmingham and the Midlands.[81]

Career statistics

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Appearances and goals by club, season and competition
ClubSeasonLeagueNational CupLeague CupOtherTotal
DivisionAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
Shrewsbury Town1999–2000[82]Third Division6110001[a]081
2000–01[83]Third Division26700001[a]0277
2001–02[84]Third Division382210101[a]04122
2002–03[85]Third Division361640106[a]4[a]4720
2003–04[86]Conference341320005[b][c]2[c]4115
2004–05[87]League Two36610112[a]1[a]408
Total17665703115720473
Crewe Alexandra2005–06[88]Championship266000000266
2006–07[89]League One123100000133
Total389100000399
Port Vale2006–07[89]League One8300000083
2007–08[90]League One36931111[a]1[a]4112
2008–09[91]League Two15400111[a]0175
Total59163122216620
Yeovil Town2008–09[91]League One223000000223
Notts County2009–10[92]League Two42136110004914
2010–11[93]League One4011000051
Total46137210005415
New York Red Bulls2011Major League Soccer2390021002510
Lillestrøm SK2012[94]Tippeligaen7100000071
Portsmouth2012–13[95]League One10210002[a]1[a]133
Shrewsbury Town2012–13[95]League One152000000152
Hammarby IF2013[96]Superettan6000000060
Forest Green Rovers2013–14[97]Conference National100000000100
2014–15[94]Conference National100110000111
Total200110000211
Solihull Moors2016–17[94]National League3000002[b]151
Hednesford Town2017–18[98]Northern Premier League Premier Division6100000061
Career total[d]430121224843210492139
  1. ^abcdefghijklAppearance/s and goal/s in theEFL Trophy.
  2. ^abAppearance/s in theFA Trophy.
  3. ^abAppearance/s and goal/s in the play-offs.
  4. ^Statistics forSutton Coldfield Town andHighgate United not recorded.

Honours

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Shrewsbury Town

Notts County

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