19 Facts About Mark McCammon

Mark Jason McCammon was born on 7 August 1978 and is a former professional footballer who played as a striker.

Mark McCammon found regular football at Brentford, before departing for Millwall in 2003.

Mark McCammon switched to Gillingham in 2008, where he remained for the next three years.

Mark McCammon played on loan for Bradford City in 2010.

Mark McCammon signed for Premier League Charlton Athletic in March 1999, and played five games for the Addicks following their relegation into the First Division.

Mark McCammon was loaned out to struggling Swindon Town in January 2000, of the First Division, and played four games before his return to The Valley.

Mark McCammon scored six goals in 33 games during his first season with the club.

Mark McCammon signed a permanent deal with the Seagulls in February 2005.

Mark McCammon was not offered a permanent deal with Bristol in the summer, and upon his return to Brighton he found the club relegated out of the Championship.

Mark McCammon moved to Doncaster Rovers in August 2006 following a successful trial period, and was confident of a successful season.

Mark McCammon finished the season with five goals in thirty games, having missed the close of the campaign with a shoulder injury.

McCammon joined League Two Gillingham in July 2008 on a three-year contract, as manager Mark Stimson hoped McCammon would prove an adequate replacement for Delroy Facey.

Mark McCammon finished the campaign with 25 appearances, four of which were for the Bantams.

In February 2012, Mark McCammon began action against Gillingham at an employment tribunal alleging racial discrimination.

Mark McCammon claimed that Hessenthaler was "racially intolerant" and that the club had tried to "frustrate him out".

Mark McCammon won five caps for Barbados, scoring four goals in the process.

Mark McCammon's nation went on to qualify for the tournament, before exiting at the First Round.

Mark McCammon returned to international football in 2008, so as to take part in his country's World Cup qualification campaign.

Mark McCammon was a target man striker, able to win the ball in the air.