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Luke Chadwick

Position: forward

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HAN P W D L F A Diff Win%
H 16 10 1 5 31 14 +17 62.50
A 23 11 4 8 37 31 +6 47.83
TOTALS 39 21 5 13 68 45 +23 53.85

Name: Luke Harry Chadwick
Birthdate: 18-11-1980
Age: 45
Birthplace: Cambridge, England
Height: 5' 11" (1.80m)
Weight: 12st (76.2kg)
Years at Club: 1999-2004
Signing Info: Signed Trainee: 30/06/1997. Signed Professional: 05/02/1997
Previous Clubs: Royal Antwerp (loan), Reading (loan), Burnley (loan)
Debut: 13/10/1999 v Aston Villa (A) 0-3 (League Cup 3rd Round)
Farewell: Transferred to West Ham United, 03/08/2004 £Free
Passed Away:

Biography

Luke Chadwick is a former English footballer known for his early promise as a winger at Manchester United during the early 2000s. Although he never fully established himself as a regular at Old Trafford, Chadwick had a long career in English football, playing for several clubs in the lower leagues. His pace, ability to beat defenders, and technical skills made him a valuable player at the clubs he represented after his time at United.

Early Career and Rise at Manchester United
Chadwick joined Manchester United as a youth player and was part of the club's famous Class of '92, emerging from United's academy alongside future stars like David Beckham and Ryan Giggs. Known for his dribbling ability and energy on the wing, Chadwick was highly regarded as one of the most promising young players in the Manchester United system.

He made his senior debut for Manchester United in 1999 and became a regular feature in Sir Alex Ferguson's squad during the 2000-01 season. Chadwick often played as a right winger, offering pace and width to United's attacking play.

Key Moments at Manchester United:
2000–01 Season: Chadwick made 25 appearances in all competitions during the 2000–01 season, contributing to Manchester United's Premier League title win. Although he wasn't a first-choice starter, his appearances in league and cup competitions helped him earn a Premier League medal.
Youth and Reserve Success: Chadwick also enjoyed significant success with United's reserve team, helping develop his technical skills and game awareness under the guidance of Ferguson.
Career After Manchester United
Despite his potential, Chadwick found it difficult to break into the first team on a consistent basis due to the fierce competition for places in United's squad, particularly with established stars like David Beckham and Ryan Giggs occupying the wide positions. As a result, Chadwick was loaned out to gain first-team experience.

Loan Spells:
Royal Antwerp (2000): Chadwick was loaned to Royal Antwerp, Manchester United's Belgian partner club, where he gained valuable match experience.
Reading (2003), Burnley (2003): Chadwick also spent time on loan at Reading and Burnley, where he impressed with his dribbling and ability to create goal-scoring opportunities.
Move to West Ham United:
In 2004, Chadwick joined West Ham United but struggled to establish himself in the team. After a brief spell at Stoke City, Chadwick moved to Norwich City in 2006, where he found more regular playing time in the Championship.

Success at Milton Keynes Dons and Later Career
Chadwick's most successful period after Manchester United came at Milton Keynes Dons (MK Dons), where he joined in 2009. He became a key player for MK Dons, regularly contributing with goals and assists from the wing and helping the club become a competitive force in League One.

Key Achievements at MK Dons:
Promotion Push: Chadwick played an important role in MK Dons' promotion bids, consistently providing quality performances on the wing.
Long Tenure: Chadwick spent five years at MK Dons, making 191 appearances and becoming a fan favorite for his work rate and professionalism.
In 2014, Chadwick returned to his hometown club, Cambridge United, where he played until his retirement from professional football in 2016.

Playing Style: Quick, Skillful, and Industrious
Chadwick was known for his pace and dribbling ability, which allowed him to beat defenders and deliver dangerous crosses from the wing. His technical skills, particularly in one-on-one situations, made him a useful player for teams looking to stretch defenses. Despite his slender frame, Chadwick was resilient and industrious, working hard for his team both offensively and defensively.

Post-Retirement and Coaching
After retiring from professional football, Chadwick remained involved in the sport, working as a youth coach and helping to develop the next generation of footballers. He has also been active in media, discussing his career and experiences in football, including his time at Manchester United.

Legacy
Although Luke Chadwick never reached the heights expected of him at Manchester United, his determination and love for the game saw him carve out a successful career in English football, particularly at MK Dons and Cambridge United. His resilience in overcoming challenges and his ability to adapt to life in the lower leagues made him a respected figure in the footballing community. Chadwick's early promise, combined with his long career in the game, ensured that he remained a memorable name for fans of the clubs he played for.

Summary
Luke Chadwick is a former Manchester United winger who played for the club between 1999 and 2004, contributing to United's 2000–01 Premier League title win. Known for his pace and dribbling ability, Chadwick went on to have a successful career in the lower leagues, most notably at MK Dons, where he became a key player. After retiring in 2016, Chadwick transitioned into coaching, continuing to contribute to the footballing world.
 
League League Cup FA Cup Charity Shield European Cup Europa League Super Cup Cup Winners Cup Inter-cont Cup World Clubs Cup    
Season Goals Season Apps
No Season League Goals League Apps LC Goals LC Apps FAC Goals FAC Apps CS Goals CS Apps EC Goals EC Apps Europa Goals Europa Apps SC Goals SC Apps CWC Goals CWC Apps IC Goals IC Apps CWC Goals CWC Apps Season
Goals		 Season
Apps
1. 1999-2000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
2. 2000-2001 2 16 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 22
3. 2001-2002 0 8 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11
4. 2002-2003 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5
TOTALS 2 25 0 5 0 3 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 39

Detailed Match & Performance Charts

MUFC Player Goals MUFC Player Appearances MUFC Player Opponent Manager MUFC Player Club Manager
No Opponent Goals Appearances
1. Bradford City 1 1
2. Leeds United 1 1
No Opponent Appearances Goals
1. Aston Villa 3 0
2. Middlesbrough 3 0
3. Derby County 2 0
4. Sunderland 2 0
5. Liverpool 2 0
6. Fulham 2 0
7. Everton 2 0
8. Arsenal 2 0
9. Leeds United 2 1
10. Ipswich Town 2 0
11. Watford 1 0
12. Charlton Athletic 1 0
13. Newcastle United 1 0
14. Bradford City 1 1
15. Panathinaikos 1 0
16. Sturm Graz 1 0
17. Leicester City 1 0
18. Bayern Munich 1 0
19. Manchester City 1 0
20. Southampton 1 0
21. Bolton Wanderers 1 0
22. Chelsea 1 0
23. West Ham United 1 0
24. Olympiakos Piraeus 1 0
25. Bayer 04 Leverkusen 1 0
26. Basel 1 0
27. Burnley 1 0
No Opponent Manager No
1. Gregory, John 3
2. Smith, Jim 2
3. Reid, Peter 2
4. Houllier, Gerard 2
5. Tigana, Jean 2
6. Smith, Walter 2
7. Wenger, Arsene 2
8. Venables, Terry 2
9. Burley, George 2
10. Taylor, Graham 1
11. Robson, Bryan 1
12. Curbishley, Alan 1
13. Robson, Bobby 1
14. Jefferies, Jim 1
15. O'Leary, David 1
16. Kyrastas, Ioannis 1
17. Osim, Ivica 1
18. Taylor, Peter 1
19. Hitzfeld, Ottmar 1
20. Royle, Joe 1
21. Gray, Stuart 1
22. Allardyce, Sam 1
23. Ranieri, Claudio 1
24. Roeder, Glenn 1
25. McClaren, Steve 1
26. Kollias, Ioannis 1
27. Toppmoller, Klaus 1
28. Gross, Christian 1
29. Ternent, Stan 1
No MUFC Managers Count
1. Ferguson, Alex 39
Stadiums Competition Opponents Opponent Nationality
No Stadium Count
1. Old Trafford 16
2. Elland Road 2
3. Riverside Stadium 2
4. Stadium of Light, Sunderland 2
5. Villa Park 2
6. Anfield 1
7. Craven Cottage 1
8. Highbury 1
9. Olympic Stadium, Athens 1
10. Olympic Stadium, Munich 1
11. Portman Road 1
12. Pride Park 1
13. Rizoupoli 1
14. St Jakob Stadium 1
15. St James Park, Newcastle 1
16. The Dell 1
17. The Valley 1
18. Turf Moor 1
19. Valley Parade 1
20. Vicarage Road 1
No Competition Count
1. Premiership 25
2. European Cup 6
3. League Cup 5
4. FA Cup 3
No Opponent Count
1. Aston Villa 3
2. Middlesbrough 3
3. Derby County 2
4. Sunderland 2
5. Liverpool 2
6. Fulham 2
7. Everton 2
8. Arsenal 2
9. Leeds United 2
10. Ipswich Town 2
11. Watford 1
12. Charlton Athletic 1
13. Newcastle United 1
14. Bradford City 1
15. Panathinaikos 1
16. Sturm Graz 1
17. Leicester City 1
18. Bayern Munich 1
19. Manchester City 1
20. Southampton 1
21. Bolton Wanderers 1
22. Chelsea 1
23. West Ham United 1
24. Olympiakos Piraeus 1
25. Bayer 04 Leverkusen 1
26. Basel 1
27. Burnley 1
No Opponent Nationality Count
1. England 33
2. Greece 2
3. Germany 2
4. Austria 1
5. Switzerland 1
Roy Keane own goal v Real Madrid Old Trafford 2000 Cup Finals
No Date Opponent Competition Own Goals
Player has never scored an own goal against the club.
No Date Opponent WDL F-A Competition
Player never featured in a Cup Final.
Penalties scored for Manchester United Manchester United Hat-Tricks
No Date Opponents Competition Penaltys
Player has never scored a penalty for the club.
No Date Opponent Competition Goals
Player has never scored a hat-trick or better during a game.
 
Red Cards  
No Date Opponent Competition
1. 17-12-2000 Liverpool Premiership
 

All Matches played
No Date Comp Opponent WDL F-A HAN Goal!! Scorers Opponent scorers
1. 13-10-1999 LC Aston Villa L 0-3 A 0 Julian Joachim 18', Ian Taylor 49', Steve Stone 90'
2. 31-10-2000 LC Watford W 3-0 A 0 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 12', 81', Dwight Yorke 54'
3. 11-11-2000 PL Middlesbrough W 2-1 H 0 Nicky Butt 62', Teddy Sheringham 65' Christian Karembeu 31'
4. 25-11-2000 PL Derby County W 3-0 A 0 Teddy Sheringham 61', Nicky Butt 69', Dwight Yorke 76'
5. 28-11-2000 LC Sunderland L 1-2 A 0 Dwight Yorke 31' Julio Arca 75', Kevin Phillips 101' (pen)
6. 09-12-2000 PL Charlton Athletic D 3-3 A 0 Ryan Giggs 42', Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 43', Roy Keane 66' Shaun Bartlett 10', 79', John Robinson 85'
7. 17-12-2000 PL Liverpool L 0-1 H 0 Danny Murphy 43'
8. 30-12-2000 PL Newcastle United D 1-1 A 0 David Beckham 25' (pen) Stephen Glass 82'
9. 07-01-2001 FAC Fulham W 2-1 A 0 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 8', Teddy Sheringham 89' Fabrice Fernandes 24'
10. 13-01-2001 PL Bradford City W 3-0 A 1 Teddy Sheringham 72', Ryan Giggs 75', Luke Chadwick 87'
11. 20-01-2001 PL Aston Villa W 2-0 H 0 Gary Neville 57', Teddy Sheringham 87'
12. 03-02-2001 PL Everton W 1-0 H 0 Steve Watson 52' (o.g.)
13. 25-02-2001 PL Arsenal W 6-1 H 0 Dwight Yorke 3', 18', 22', Roy Keane 26', Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 38', Teddy Sheringham 90' Thierry Henry 15'
14. 03-03-2001 PL Leeds United D 1-1 A 1 Luke Chadwick 64' Mark Viduka 84'
15. 07-03-2001 EC/UCL Panathinaikos D 1-1 A 0 Paul Scholes 90'+1 Giourkas Seitaridis 25'
16. 13-03-2001 EC/UCL Sturm Graz W 3-0 H 0 Nicky Butt 5', Teddy Sheringham 20', Roy Keane 86'
17. 17-03-2001 PL Leicester City W 2-0 H 0 Dwight Yorke 88', Mikael Silvestre 90'
18. 31-03-2001 PL Liverpool L 0-2 A 0 Steven Gerrard 16', Robbie Fowler 40'
19. 18-04-2001 EC/UCL Bayern Munich L 1-2 A 0 Ryan Giggs 49' Giovane Elber 5', Mehmet Scholl 40'
20. 21-04-2001 PL Manchester City D 1-1 H 0 Teddy Sheringham 71' (pen) Steve Howey 84'
21. 28-04-2001 PL Middlesbrough W 2-0 A 0 Phil Neville 4', David Beckham 84'
22. 05-05-2001 PL Derby County L 0-1 H 0 Malcolm Christie 34'
23. 13-05-2001 PL Southampton L 1-2 A 0 Ryan Giggs 71' Wesley Brown 9' (o.g.), Marion Pahars 14'
24. 19-08-2001 PL Fulham W 3-2 H 0 David Beckham 36', Ruud van Nistelrooy 51', 53' *Louis Saha 4', 48'
25. 08-09-2001 PL Everton W 4-1 H 0 Juan Sebastian Veron 4', Andrew Cole 40', Quinton Fortune 46', David Beckham 90' Kevin Campbell 68'
26. 22-09-2001 PL Ipswich Town W 4-0 H 0 Ronny Johnsen 13', Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 20', 90', Andrew Cole 89'
27. 13-10-2001 PL Sunderland W 3-1 A 0 Stanislav Varga 35' (o.g.), Ryan Giggs 59', Andrew Cole 66' Kevin Phillips 83'
28. 20-10-2001 PL Bolton Wanderers L 1-2 H 0 Juan Sebastian Veron 25' Kevin Nolan 35', Michael Ricketts 84'
29. 05-11-2001 LC Arsenal L 0-4 A 0 Sylvain Wiltord 15', 30' (pen), 45', Nwankwo Kanu 67' (pen)
30. 01-12-2001 PL Chelsea L 0-3 H 0 Mario Melchiot 6', Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink 64', Eidur Gudjohnsen 86'
31. 08-12-2001 PL West Ham United L 0-1 H 0 Jermain Defoe 63'
32. 06-01-2002 FAC Aston Villa W 3-2 A 0 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 77', Ruud van Nistelrooy 80', 82' Ian Taylor 52', Phil Neville 54' (o.g.)
33. 26-01-2002 FAC Middlesbrough L 0-2 A 0 Noel Whelan 85', Andy Campbell 89'
34. 27-04-2002 PL Ipswich Town W 1-0 A 0 Ruud van Nistelrooy 45' (pen)
35. 14-09-2002 PL Leeds United L 0-1 A 0 Harry Kewell 67'
36. 23-10-2002 EC/UCL Olympiakos Piraeus W 3-2 A 0 Laurent Blanc 20', Juan Sebastian Veron 58', Paul Scholes 83' Lampros Choutos 69', Predrag Djordjevic 73'
37. 13-11-2002 EC/UCL Bayer 04 Leverkusen W 2-0 H 0 Juan Sebastian Veron 42', Ruud van Nistelrooy 69'
38. 26-11-2002 EC/UCL Basel W 3-1 A 0 Ruud van Nistelrooy 62', 63', Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 68' Christian Eduardo Gimenez 1'
39. 03-12-2002 LC Burnley W 2-0 A 0 Diego Forlan 35', Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 65'
 

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