Stewart Dean Talbot was born on 14 June 1973 and is an English former footballer who played as a midfielder.
15 Facts About Stewart Talbot
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Stewart Talbot made over 300 appearances in the Football League in an eleven-year professional career.
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Stewart Talbot played over 100 league games for each club.
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Stewart Talbot then played over fifty games for Brentford before leaving the English Football League in 2005 to join Boston United.
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Stewart Talbot spent four years at Boston before finishing his career at Kidsgrove Athletic.
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Stewart Talbot instead entered the English Football League with Port Vale of the First Division in August 1994, signing after a period on trial.
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Stewart Talbot was in even greater demand the next season, making 45 appearances, justifying his reputation as a hard-working player.
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Stewart Talbot racked up thirteen yellow cards and six goals.
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Stewart Talbot was at the club for the dismissal of manager John Rudge, who joked that injury-prone Michael Walsh and Talbot were responsible for his sacking as Walsh was "never fit" and Talbot was always fit.
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Stewart Talbot still found himself in the first-team with new man Brian Horton though, the club barely surviving relegation.
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Stewart Talbot made it onto the pitch just six times following recovery from his injury, Vale salvaging just one point of a possible eighteen.
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Stewart Talbot played 43 games of the campaign, picking up seven yellow cards and one straight red along the way.
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Stewart Talbot told manager Martin Allen that he wanted to return to the North, he joined League Two side Boston United on a free transfer in June 2005.
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The Rotherham United website states that Stewart Talbot was a "midfield dynamo" with "powerful tackling".
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Since leaving the professional game, Stewart Talbot took up a position in child care in North Staffordshire.