Stephen Carl Livingstone was born on 8 September 1969 and is an English former professional footballer who played as a forward and makeshift defender from 1986 to 2004.
12 Facts About Steve Livingstone
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Steve Livingstone helped Rovers to win promotion to the top-flight via the play-offs 1992.
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Steve Livingstone spent the next ten years at the club, helping the "Mariners" to win promotion out of the Second Division via the play-offs in 1998, as well as the Football League Trophy title, again in 1998.
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Steve Livingstone joined Carlisle United in 2003 before retiring due to injury in January 2004.
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Steve Livingstone was promoted to the first-team squad at Coventry City in July 1986 following one year on a Youth Training Scheme.
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Steve Livingstone went on to make just under 50 appearances for the "Sky Blues" in all competitions between 1986 and 1991, including 31 in the First Division.
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Steve Livingstone played under George Curtis, John Sillett, and Terry Butcher.
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Chairman Ken Bates did not renew Webb's contract, and Steve Livingstone did not feature in new boss Glenn Hoddle's first-team plans.
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Steve Livingstone was an instant hit at Blundell Park and his performances earned him respect amongst the "Mariners" fans, he formed notable impressive strike partnerships with Clive Mendonca, Jack Lester and Lee Nogan.
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However, Steve Livingstone struggled with his fitness, and made a total of nine appearances for the club, with two red cards, one of them on his debut against York City, the other against Lincoln City.
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Steve Livingstone collected three yellow cards in this time, and all this without scoring a goal.
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Steve Livingstone was placed on the transfer list four months after signing with the club, but due to a persistent back problem, he retired in January 2004.