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    Post by Guest Tue May 18 2010, 07:27

    Talking at work today with a Chelsea fan, obviously over the moon, and we got talking about the 80's and various players we remembered from each others clubs and this guys name got mentioned. A short career but not a bad return on goals per games for a winger. Maybe a forerunner of young Aaron ?

    Chiedozie joined Orient as an apprentice in April 1977 where he went on to make 145 appearances including 14 as sub and scoring 20 goals. In August 1981 he joined Notts County for the first time in a £600,000 transfer deal. Chiedozie featured in 111 matches including one as substitute and finding the net on 15 occasions. Tottenham paid £375,000 for his services in August 1984. The winger showed great pace but was often the victim of over zealous defenders. In his career at the club much of it disrupted through injury he played in 75 matches including 11 as sub and scoring 14 goals in all competitions. Derby County was his next club which he joined on a free transfer in August 1988 and completing only two games in his time at the Baseball Ground. A second spell at Notts County began in January 1990 which resulted in just one substitute appearance, before joining Chesterfield in March 1990 where he featured in seven matches including five as sub. Chiedozie ended his career at the Hampshire non-league side Bashley, and retired from competitive football in 1992.
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    (John Chiedozie is pictured during his Tottenham debut against Everton on the opening day of the 1984-85 season. He scored that day in an impressive 4-1 Spurs win.)
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    Post by BazSpur Tue May 18 2010, 07:59

    Retired from playing in
    1992 and started running a children's soft play
    equipment business in the New Forest, Hampshire.

    His son Jordan, also a
    winger, is with the AFC Bournemouth Academy.

    Chiedozie was honoured
    with the award of the title of Officer of the Order of
    Niger by Nigerian president Olusegun Obasanjo in late
    2002, for his contribution to Nigerian football.


    His full name is John
    Okechukwu Chiedozie.

    Kenny Dalglish once
    described Chiedozie "as quick as an hare."

    Plays golf at
    Barton-on-Sea off a handicap of four.









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    Post by Guest Thu May 20 2010, 10:50

    i remember him. i remember him scoring aganst notts count. i must been well young
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    Post by BazSpur Thu May 20 2010, 18:04

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