Perry Groves was born on 19 April 1965 and is an English former footballer, known chiefly for his time at Arsenal.
11 Facts About Perry Groves
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Perry Groves was a fast-paced player who usually played as a winger, and occasionally as a striker.
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Perry Groves then had a trial with Wolves as a schoolboy before signing as an apprentice for Colchester United in 1981.
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Perry Groves turned professional a year later and over the next four seasons he played 142 league games for the U's, scoring 26 goals.
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Perry Groves's debut came in a goalless draw against Luton Town that same month.
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Perry Groves was on the pitch as a substitute in the final game of the season and helped create the space when Michael Thomas famously scored the title clinching goal at Anfield.
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Perry Groves has appeared for Arsenal in several Masters footballing tournaments.
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Perry Groves is a well established sports pundit and has worked for a wide variety of media firms including Sky Sports, BBC Radio 5 Live, BT Sport, Absolute Radio as well as TalkSPORT.
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Perry Groves was previously part of Absolute Radio's Sony Award winning Rock 'N' Roll Football show, fronted by former Arsenal teammate, Ian Wright, which airs on a Saturday.
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Perry Groves still has a large following, with a fan club and website devoted to him.
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Perry Groves played as a forward making 203 appearances and scoring 37 goals.