16 Facts About Pawel Abbott

Pawel Tadeusz Howard Abbott was born on 5 May 1982 and is a former professional footballer who played as a striker.

Pawel Abbott first played football for Beagle Boys in York before the team changed its name to York RI.

Pawel Abbott did not have the best time at Preston making only 25 appearances in three years and having two loan spells at Bury.

In early 2004, Pawel Abbott was signed on loan by Huddersfield Town as a makeshift replacement for Jon Stead who had just been sold to Premier League side Blackburn Rovers.

Pawel Abbott scored on his debut after coming off the bench against Bristol Rovers, going on to score four times in six games on loan.

In July 2006, Pawel Abbott rejected a move to Milton Keynes Dons as part of a deal or no deal with their defender Dean Lewington.

Pawel Abbott said that he wanted to fight for a first-team place against Gary Taylor-Fletcher, Andy Booth, John McAliskey and new signing Luke Beckett.

Pawel Abbott made his debut as a late substitute against Gillingham on 23 January 2007.

Pawel Abbott was signed by Kenny Jackett, however shortly after he joined the club Jackett was replaced by Roberto Martinez.

On 26 June 2009, Pawel Abbott signed for League One team Oldham Athletic on a two-year deal.

Pawel Abbott finished the season as Oldham's top scorer with 13 goals.

Pawel Abbott netted twice against Shrewsbury Town in the League Cup to register his first goals for the club.

Pawel Abbott went on to score against MK Dons in the Football League Trophy and Swindon in the league, ending his season tally on 4 goals.

On 28 February 2011, Pawel Abbott joined Polish side Ruch Chorzow on a free transfer, after playing 25 matches for Charlton scoring four goals.

Pawel Abbott was eligible to represent both England and Poland at International level, and chose to represent Poland due to his mother.

Pawel Abbott made one appearance for the Poland national under-21 team, where he scored his first international goal.