Robert Kozluk was born on 5 August 1977 and is an English former footballer who played primarily as a right-back.
11 Facts About Rob Kozluk
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Rob Kozluk joined Port Vale on a short-term deal in September 2011 before signing with Bradford City for the remainder of the season in January 2012.
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Rob Kozluk joined Ilkeston in January 2013 and retired in October.
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Rob Kozluk gained two caps for the England under 21s in summer 1998, where he played in the Toulon Tournament alongside Frank Lampard and Emile Heskey.
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In September 2001, Rob Kozluk again left Bramall Lane on loan.
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Rob Kozluk was allowed to join Championship rivals Preston North End on a one-month loan in January 2005 where he played in one FA Cup and one league games for the Lilywhites before returning to Bramall Lane where he played a further nine games before the end of the season.
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In July 2007, Rob Kozluk turned down a contract at Sheffield United and Leeds United to sign for Championship side Barnsley, after manager Simon Davey offered him the highest wages at the club.
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In July 2010, Rob Kozluk signed for Sheffield United for the second time on a one-year deal.
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Rob Kozluk spent September 2011 training at Burton Albion whilst considering his options, before rejoining his former boss Micky Adams at League Two club Port Vale on 22 September, signing a short-term contract until 1 January 2012.
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Rob Kozluk joined Northern Premier League side Ilkeston as a player-coach in January 2013, dropping outside of the English Football League for the first time.
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Rob Kozluk has vast experience with more than 300 League games at a high level, and that's a commodity that we feel we're a bit short of at the moment.