1. Leon Charles Constantine was born on 24 February 1978 and is an English former footballer who played as a striker.
13 Facts About Leon Constantine
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Leon Constantine was unimpressive and moved on to Southend United the following year, where he proved to be a goal-ever-other-game revelation.
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Leon Constantine had loan spells with Leyton Orient and Partick Thistle before moving to Wally Downes's Brentford on a free transfer in August 2002.
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Leon Constantine struggled to establish himself at Griffin Park and in August 2003 joined Southend United, initially on non-contract terms, signing a permanent deal the following month.
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Leon Constantine turned down the offer of a new two-year contract from Southend and joined Peterborough United on a two-year contract in May 2004, scoring his first and what turned out to be the only goal for the club against Milton Keynes Dons on 7 December.
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Leon Constantine scored just seven times in 38 appearances and was transfer-listed in October 2005 by Torquay manager Leroy Rosenior, along with Darren Garner, Mamadou Sow, Carl Priso, Morike Sako and Nick Skinner.
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Leon Constantine had been linked with several League One clubs throughout pre-season; however, he agreed a contract in principle with Leeds United when they were in administration, paying out of his own pocket to take part in the pre-season programme.
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Leon Constantine was released at the end of the season following a disappointing year.
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Leon Constantine then went on trial with newly-promoted Conference Premier side Braintree Town and recorded a goal and an assist in a game against Billericay Town.
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Leon Constantine was released by the club on 11 March 2012, having scored one goal in two starts and eight substitute appearances.
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Leon Constantine later had spells in the Spartan South Midlands League playing for Arlesey Town, Brimsdown and Enfield Borough.
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Leon Constantine went on to work as a football consultant at a sports agency company and opened his own football academy.
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Leon Constantine represented former Port Vale youth team player Rhys Walters.