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Bobby Shinton
Robert Thomas Shinton (born 6 January 1952 in West Bromwich) is an English former football forward and manager.
Shinton began his playing career with Walsall in 1971 before moving on to Cambridge United in 1974. He left the club in the 1975 close season to sign for Wrexham where he proved a hit, helping the club to a Football League Third Division title and a series of FA Cup giant-killing results.〔(Profile on Wrexham site )〕 A £300,000 move to Manchester City in the 1979 close season proved unsuccessful and Shinton was loaned out to Millwall before completing a full time move to Newcastle United. Although he featured more regularly at Newcastle than he had in Manchester Shinton's scoring boots deserted him as the club struggled for goals across the board.〔(Please Give us a Goal )〕 He left Newcastle in March 1982 to sign for Millwall again. He finished his league career with the Lions after having his contract cancelled by mutual consent.〔(Season Review 1983-84 )〕
Dropping out of the league, Shinton played non-league football with Worcester City and briefly managed the club in 1984. He finished his playing career with spells at Weymouth and Malvern Town. During the late 1990s he was involved in the management of Newmarket Town〔(Newmarket Town website )〕 although he has since left football to set up his own double glazing firm in Worcester.〔(Saddlers A-Z )〕 Shinton now works at a local builder's merchant, A.R. Aspinall & sons, in Cambridgeshire.
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