14 Facts About Caleb Folan

Caleb Colman Folan was born on 26 October 1982 and is a former professional footballer who played as a striker.

Caleb Folan was kept overnight at Victoria Hospital in Blackpool.

Caleb Folan returned to score several goals from the bench during Hull City's successful run-in.

Caleb Folan was sent off against Liverpool on 25 April 2009 for kicking out at Martin Skrtel.

Caleb Folan scored six goals during the 2011 season before moving on prior to the 2012 preseason.

Caleb Folan suffered a setback during his training program at Birmingham City picking up a nerve injury, which eventually would go on to rule him out of playing football for the good part of a year.

On 1 December 2012, after a lengthy period sidelined due to a previous injury, Caleb Folan announced on his official Twitter page that he had joined T-Team in the Malaysia Super League and it was confirmed shortly after.

But, on 27 March 2013, after struggling to find his previous form, Caleb Folan left the club by mutual consent after failing to score in 10 appearances.

On 28 September 2013, after training with Bradford City, Caleb Folan signed a three-month contract with the club.

In March 2014 Caleb Folan turned down an offer to play for the North American Soccer League Canadian based outfit FC Edmonton in pursuit to return and play his football in Asia.

Caleb Folan spent the 2015 season with Kanbawza FC of the Myanmar National League; he scored 13 goals from 17 league appearances.

However, Caleb Folan was forced to pull out of the squad due to injury.

Caleb Folan was added to the squad for the subsequent 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifier against Cyprus and appeared as an injury-time substitute.

Caleb Folan was brought on as a substitute against Italy in the World Cup qualifiers, and set up the equalising goal scored by Robbie Keane in the 87th minute.