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'''David Vorgensen''' is a [[Craitland|Craitish]] former-[[wikipedia:association football|footballer]] who last played for [[Biulya äqi Jedu FC]], with whom he spent the entirety of his career. | '''David Vorgensen''' is a [[Craitland|Craitish]] former-[[wikipedia:association football|footballer]] who last played for [[Biulya äqi Jedu FC]], with whom he spent the entirety of his career. | ||
==Career== | ==Career== | ||
Vorgensen began his professional career by signing for [[Biulya äqi Jedu FC]] at the age of 23 ahead of the club's [[2003 CrFA League 1|inaugural season]]. After being given the number 4 jersey, Vorgensen was | Vorgensen began his professional career by signing for [[Biulya äqi Jedu FC]] at the age of 23 ahead of the club's [[2003 CrFA League 1|inaugural season]]. After being given the number 4 jersey, Vorgensen was installed as a regular starter for the team during their earlier seasons in a central midfield partnership with [[Yaqin Demhivo]]. While BäJ struggled for competitive success during this period, Vorgensen was an integral part in the side which vastly improved in [[2009 CrFA League 1|2009]] and became the first player to lift a trophy for the club after winning the [[2009 King's Cup]] final; ultimately his only career honour. | ||
After turning 30, Vorgensen maintained his place in the team for the subsequent couple of seasons, though the addition of [[Chris Alberto]] ahead of the [[2011 CrFA League 1|2011 season]] led to more frequent line-up rotation. In what would be his [[2013 CrFA League 1|final year]], Vorgensen was utilised primarily as a substitute—with the on-loan [[Stephen Rydberg]] a regular starter—before announcing his retirement in the summer of 2013 aged 34. | After turning 30, Vorgensen maintained his place in the team for the subsequent couple of seasons, though the addition of [[Chris Alberto]] ahead of the [[2011 CrFA League 1|2011 season]] led to more frequent line-up rotation. In what would be his [[2013 CrFA League 1|final year]], Vorgensen was utilised primarily as a substitute—with the on-loan [[Stephen Rydberg]] a regular starter—before announcing his retirement in the summer of 2013 aged 34. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:15, 26 March 2018
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| Full name | David Vorgensen | ||
| Year of birth | 1979 | ||
| Place of birth | Cherry Trees, Craitland | ||
| Playing position | Defensive midfielder | ||
| Senior career | |||
| Years | Team | Apps | (Gls)* |
| 2003–13 |  Biulya äqi Jedu FC | ||
| International career | |||
| Craitland | |||
| * Appearances (Goals) Player has received at least one call-up for any emboldened national teams | |||
David Vorgensen is a Craitish former-footballer who last played for Biulya äqi Jedu FC, with whom he spent the entirety of his career.
Career
Vorgensen began his professional career by signing for Biulya äqi Jedu FC at the age of 23 ahead of the club's inaugural season. After being given the number 4 jersey, Vorgensen was installed as a regular starter for the team during their earlier seasons in a central midfield partnership with Yaqin Demhivo. While BäJ struggled for competitive success during this period, Vorgensen was an integral part in the side which vastly improved in 2009 and became the first player to lift a trophy for the club after winning the 2009 King's Cup final; ultimately his only career honour.
After turning 30, Vorgensen maintained his place in the team for the subsequent couple of seasons, though the addition of Chris Alberto ahead of the 2011 season led to more frequent line-up rotation. In what would be his final year, Vorgensen was utilised primarily as a substitute—with the on-loan Stephen Rydberg a regular starter—before announcing his retirement in the summer of 2013 aged 34.
Honours
- King's Cup (1): 2009
