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{ | {{Infobox Player | ||
| | | playername = David Tirado | ||
| | | playerid = 130468063 | ||
| | | image = Player130468063.png | ||
| | | fullname = David Tirado | ||
| nickname = Tirado | |||
| country = España | |||
| position = [[Wingback]] | |||
| | | currentteam = Retired | ||
| | | seasons1 = 18 (30) - 25 (37) | ||
| countryteam1 = España | |||
| | | team1 = La Ciutat C.F. | ||
| matches1 = 51 | |||
| | | goals1 = 15 | ||
}} | |||
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'''David Tirado''' is a [[Hattrick]] retired Spanish [[player]], who played as a [[wingback]]. | '''David Tirado''' is a [[Hattrick]] retired Spanish [[player]], who played as a [[wingback]]. | ||
== | == Biography == | ||
He made his professional debut with [[La Ciutat C.F.]] in the [[original squad]]. He used to play as a right wingback but in some occassions he played as a [[forward toward wing]]. | |||
With [[La Ciutat C.F./Fernando Bousoño|Fernando Bousoño]] and [[La Ciutat C.F./Gustavo Triguero|Gustavo Triguero]] were known as the "3 of 30" because they were almost this age. He was also known for his trademark and sometimes seemingly impossible free kicks. | |||
Tirado showed attracted interest from some club but he remained loyal to La Ciutat until his retirement. | Tirado showed attracted interest from some club but he remained loyal to La Ciutat until his retirement. His glory days were clearly over when he was 35 years and 86 days. He was last seen coaching his old junior school team. | ||
His glory days were clearly over when he was 35 years and 86 days. He was last seen coaching his old junior school team. | |||
== Prize Shelf == | == Prize Shelf == | ||
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* Series Champion of the [[IX.336 (España)]] on Season 23 (35) | |||
* Series Champion of the [[X.3664 (España)]] on Season 22 (34) | |||
* Series Champion IX.336 | |||
* Series Champion X.3664 | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
* [http://laciutatcf.blogspot.com La Ciutat Official Website] | * [http://laciutatcf.blogspot.com La Ciutat Official Website] {{language|Spanish}} | ||
[[Category:Spanish Players|Tirado, David]] | [[Category:Spanish Players|Tirado, David]] | ||
[[Category:Retired Players|Tirado, David]] | [[Category:Retired Players|Tirado, David]] | ||
Revision as of 22:13, 28 October 2010
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| Personal Information | |||
| Full name | David Tirado | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Nickname | Tirado | ||
| Country |  España | ||
| Position | Wingback | ||
| Current team | Retired | ||
| Senior Career | |||
| Seasons (Global) | Team |  |  |
| 18 (30) - 25 (37) | La Ciutat C.F. | 51 | (15) |
| Appearances and goals counted for competitive matches only. | |||
David Tirado is a Hattrick retired Spanish player, who played as a wingback.
Biography
He made his professional debut with La Ciutat C.F. in the original squad. He used to play as a right wingback but in some occassions he played as a forward toward wing.
With Fernando Bousoño and Gustavo Triguero were known as the "3 of 30" because they were almost this age. He was also known for his trademark and sometimes seemingly impossible free kicks.
Tirado showed attracted interest from some club but he remained loyal to La Ciutat until his retirement. His glory days were clearly over when he was 35 years and 86 days. He was last seen coaching his old junior school team.
Prize Shelf
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- Series Champion of the IX.336 (España) on Season 23 (35)
- Series Champion of the X.3664 (España) on Season 22 (34)
External links
- La Ciutat Official Website (Spanish)
