11 Facts About Gregg Blundell

Gregg Steven Blundell was born on 3 October 1977 and is an English retired footballer who played as a striker.

Gregg Blundell was signed by Chester City from Doncaster Rovers for a Club Record Fee in July 2005.

Gregg Blundell made a quick impact with Chester, bagging six goals by the end of September 2005 as Chester challenged for promotion from Football League Two.

Gregg Blundell's confidence was still never fully recovered the following season and Chester accepted a nominal bid for Blundell from Darlington as transfer deadline day approached in January 2007.

Gregg Blundell was re-united with former manager Dave Penney at Darlington.

Apart from a loan spell with Accrington Stanley, Gregg Blundell remained at Darlington until the summer of 2009 when he returned to Chester who had just suffered relegation to the Conference National.

Gregg Blundell stayed just a half a season with Chester, scoring three goals in eighteen league games, before moving to Barrow AFC on loan as Chester looked to cut costs.

On 13 March 2010, Gregg Blundell scored the only goal of the match as Barrow beat Salisbury City in the 1st Leg of the FA Trophy Semi Final at Salisbury.

Gregg Blundell remained with Barrow for the following season, but left in June 2011.

Gregg Blundell graduated from the University of Salford in 2008 with a degree in Physiotherapy and has been studying for a master's degree in Football Rehabilitation at Edge Hill University.

Gregg Blundell is the uncle of Tranmere Rovers midfielder James Wallace.