18 Facts About Lewis Haldane

Lewis Oliver Haldane was born on 13 March 1985 and is a Welsh former under-21 international footballer who scored 75 goals in 414 league and cup games in a 14-year career.

Lewis Haldane played in the club's defeat in the Football League Trophy final.

Lewis Haldane retired following a brief return to Yate Town in January 2016.

Lewis Haldane went on to sign a new three-year deal in November 2004.

Lewis Haldane played six games before returning to Bristol, following the dismissal of manager Ian Atkins.

Lewis Haldane played 32 games for the League Two side, scoring three goals, two of them at the end-of-season clash with Macclesfield Town.

Lewis Haldane joined Oxford United on a season-long loan in July 2008, following the arrival of Jeff Hughes at Rovers.

Lewis Haldane played 46 games for the Conference side, but remained on the transfer list at the Memorial Stadium upon his return.

Lewis Haldane remained in training with the club, hopeful of a short-term contract in January 2010.

Lewis Haldane has got the ingredient that can hurt teams at this level, which is real pace.

Lewis Haldane signed for Vale on 27 January 2010, just days before the transfer window closed.

Lewis Haldane was sent off in his first game as a fully signed Vale player, to his great disappointment.

Lewis Haldane was offered a new contract by the club at the end of the season, and quickly signed the two-year deal.

Lewis Haldane was allowed to prove his fitness when he was offered a new six-month contract in May 2012.

Lewis Haldane rejected an approach from Paulton Rovers in August 2014, and three months later instead joined Frome Town.

In February 2009, Lewis Haldane was selected to represent England C for the fixture against Malta under-21s.

Lewis Haldane was a pacey winger, adept at working either flank.

Already boasting a considerable amount of body art, Lewis Haldane had his girlfriend's name tattooed onto his torso in February 2010 as a Valentine's Day gesture.