John Frederick Moncur was born on 22 September 1966 and is an English football chairman and former professional footballer.
11 Facts About John Moncur
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John Moncur played in the English Football League for Doncaster Rovers, Cambridge United, Portsmouth, Brentford and Ipswich Town.
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John Moncur started the following season in the side, but injury spoiled most of the season; he made only fourteen appearances in the league, three of which were as a substitute.
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John Moncur was almost ever-present in Swindon's Premier League campaign, missing just one game.
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John Moncur joined West Ham United in the summer of 1994 to bolster their midfield.
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John Moncur ended his first season with three goals in 35 appearances.
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John Moncur was often a substitute for West Ham, particularly in his later career and was used sparing and strategically for the Hammers.
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John Moncur was dismissed three times during his West Ham career.
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John Moncur then ran over to the West Ham fans and took his shirt off in celebration.
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West Ham were relegated at the end of the season and John Moncur retired from football after having played in the Premiership for 10 consecutive seasons.
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John Moncur is a devout Christian having turned to religion during his footballing career in order to help him deal with his anger.