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Jon Brady
Newcastle, Australia native who joined in 1991 from minor league hometown club Adamstown Rosebuds after being spotted playing for Australia U17s. He made no appearances and left the club at the end of the 1992/93 season, dropping by Swansea and Wycombe and making a handful of appearances for Norwegian second-tier side Mjølner.
He came back to England in 1994 and found a home at Hayes, winning the Isthmian Premier title in 1996. He transferred to Rushden & Diamonds in 1998 and they secured promotion to the FL in 00/01. He was released at the end of the following season (after losing in the Div 3 playoff final) and he bounced around Woking, Chester, Stevenage, Hereford, Cambridge United, Kidderminster and Kettering before signing for Southern Premier outfit Brackley Town in January 2009. He became manager that April, qualifying for the playoffs in the 09/10 season. Last season he took them up to the Conference North as champions and they currently sit 3rd in that division.
He came back to England in 1994 and found a home at Hayes, winning the Isthmian Premier title in 1996. He transferred to Rushden & Diamonds in 1998 and they secured promotion to the FL in 00/01. He was released at the end of the following season (after losing in the Div 3 playoff final) and he bounced around Woking, Chester, Stevenage, Hereford, Cambridge United, Kidderminster and Kettering before signing for Southern Premier outfit Brackley Town in January 2009. He became manager that April, qualifying for the playoffs in the 09/10 season. Last season he took them up to the Conference North as champions and they currently sit 3rd in that division.
