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The Football Association The Football Association List of Players under Written Contract Registered Between 01/07/2012 and 31/07/2012 Player Name Club Registration Date Abdelhamid, Ahmed Hossam Hussein Barnsley FC 05/07/2012 Abdulla, Ahmed Barnet FC 04/07/2012 Abu, Mohammed Manchester City FC 12/07/2012 Adams, Blair Vincent Sunderland A.F.C. 01/07/2012 Adarabioyo, Mubarak Olufisayo Olatayo Birmingham City FC 01/07/2012 Addai, Alex Blackpool FC 11/07/2012 Ademola, Moses Eastleigh FC 31/07/2012 Agombar, Harry Macclesfield Town FC 10/07/2012 Ahodikpe, Euloge Daniel Macclesfield Town FC 30/07/2012 Aimson, William Hull City AFC 01/07/2012 Ainsworth, Gareth Wycombe Wanderers FC 01/07/2012 Ainsworth, Lionel Rotherham United FC 01/07/2012 Ake, Nathan Chelsea 01/07/2012 Akhazzan, Hicham Sittingbourne FC 23/07/2012 Akiotu, Emmanuel Jammie Ikpeminogiena AFC Wimbledon 01/07/2012 Akokhia, Emmanuel AFC Wimbledon 01/07/2012 Akpa Akpro, Jean Louis Tranmere Rovers FC 01/07/2012 Akuruka, Aaron Chukwuebuka Crystal Palace FC 01/07/2012 Alexander, Gary George Crawley Town 01/07/2012 Allan, Jonathan Michael Harrogate Town FC 13/07/2012 Allen, Charlie Gillingham FC 20/07/2012 Allen, Jamie Fleetwood Town FC 01/07/2012 Allen, Luke Cambridge United FC 16/07/2012 Allen, Richard Fleetwood Town FC 01/07/2012 Allinson, Lloyd Huddersfield Town FC 01/07/2012 Almond, Louis Blackpool FC 11/07/2012 Almunia Rivero, Manuel Watford 20/07/2012 Alnwick, Ben Barnsley FC 04/07/2012 Amankwaah, Kevin Exeter City FC 01/07/2012 Amoo, David Oluwaseun Segun Preston North End FC 01/07/2012 Anderson, Paul Bristol City FC 26/07/2012 Andrade, Bruno Miguel Carvalho Queens Park Rangers 22/07/2012 Andres Lopez, Guillermo Wigan Athletic FC 27/07/2012 Andrews, Keith Joseph Bolton Wanderers FC 01/07/2012 Andrews, Zac Robert Bristol City FC 01/07/2012 1 List of Players under Written Contract Registered Between 01/07/2012 and 31/07/2012 Player Name Club Registration Date Angol, Lee Wycombe Wanderers FC 01/07/2012 Angoy Cruyff, Jessua Andrea Wigan Athletic FC 01/07/2012 Ann, Alasan Luton Town 01/07/2012 Anoruo, Obi Barrow AFC 07/07/2012 Anyon, Joseph Shrewsbury Town FC 05/07/2012 Aquilani, Alberto Liverpool FC 06/07/2012 Arber, Mark Andrew Dartford FC 28/07/2012 Archer, Jordan Tottenham Hotspur 01/07/2012 Archibald-Henville, Troy Swindon Town FC 30/07/2012 Armstrong, Graeme Whitby Town 02/07/2012 Armstrong, James Sunderland A.F.C. 01/07/2012 Arnason, Kari Rotherham United FC 12/07/2012 Arnison, Paul Simon Celtic Nation FC 13/07/2012 Arnold, Nathan Alfreton Town FC 05/07/2012 Arnold, Nicholas Samuel Reading FC 01/07/2012 Arnold, Steven John William Stevenage 01/07/2012 Arquin, Yoann Notts County FC 10/07/2012 Arshavin, Andrey Arsenal 02/07/2012 Arteta Amatriain, Mikel Arsenal 24/07/2012 Asafu-Adjaye, Edward Yaw Okyese Forest Green Rovers FC 02/07/2012 Ashikodi, Moses Ebbsfleet United FC 01/07/2012 Ashton, James Chelsea 01/07/2012 Ashworth, Luke Alexander Hyde FC 19/07/2012 Atkins, Ross Michael Derby County 01/07/2012 Atkinson, Robert Fleetwood Town FC 01/07/2012 Atkinson, William Henry Bradford City FC 01/07/2012 Austin, Ryan Kidderminster Harriers 04/07/2012 Avery, Richard Margate 31/07/2012 Aylmer, Peter Francis Wigan Athletic FC 06/07/2012 Azeez, Adebayo Charlton Athletic 01/07/2012 Azeez, Lanre Wazir Ebbsfleet United FC 24/07/2012 Bailey, Ben Thomas Hednesford Town FC 01/07/2012 Bajandouh, Jamal Abdullah AFC Bournemouth 01/07/2012 Bakare, Michael Adewale Oluwabunmi Southport FC 28/07/2012 Baker, Adam Bradford City FC 01/07/2012 Baker, Lewis Renard Chelsea 01/07/2012 Baker, Richard Barrow AFC 27/07/2012 Baldwin, Jack Hartlepool United FC 01/07/2012 Baldwin, Patrick Michael Exeter City FC 01/07/2012 Bale, Gareth Tottenham Hotspur 01/07/2012 Balkestein, Pim AFC Wimbledon 17/07/2012 Ball, Jordan Darren Doncaster Rovers FC 01/07/2012 2 List of Players under Written Contract Registered Between 01/07/2012 and 31/07/2012 Player Name Club Registration Date Ball, Matthew Stevenage 19/07/2012 Barker, Shaun Derby County 21/07/2012 Barnes, Philip Kenneth Alfreton Town FC 05/07/2012 Barnes-Homer, Matthew Brian Macclesfield Town FC 20/07/2012 Barrera Acosta, Pablo Edson West Ham United 04/07/2012 Barrett, Callum Alastair Aston Villa FC 01/07/2012 Barry, Aaron Thomas Sheffield United FC 01/07/2012 Barry, Anthony Fleetwood Town FC 01/07/2012 Barry-Murphy, Brian Rochdale FC 01/07/2012 Barthram, Jack Tottenham Hotspur 01/07/2012 Barton, Jack Charles Aldershot Town FC 01/07/2012 Barton, Jamie Gateshead FC 01/07/2012 Barton, Joshua Aston Villa FC 01/07/2012 Bateman, Paris Oliver Crewe Alexandra FC 01/07/2012 Baudry, Mathieu Leyton Orient 01/07/2012 Baxter, Craig Michael Bedlington Terriers FC 17/07/2012 Beadle, Louis Rae Staines Town FC 19/07/2012 Beales, John Charles Margate 23/07/2012 Bean, Marcus Tristam Colchester United 01/07/2012 Bedwell, Leigh Andrew Swindon Town FC 30/07/2012 Beeley, Shaun Fleetwood Town FC 01/07/2012 Beeson, Lee Andrew Worksop Town FC 12/07/2012 Beevers, Lee Jon Mansfield Town FC 01/07/2012 Beevers, Mark Geoffrey Sheffield Wednesday FC 01/07/2012 Bell, Amari'I Birmingham City FC 01/07/2012 Bell, Ryan Consett AFC 02/07/2012 Bellerini Moruno, Hector Arsenal 01/07/2012 Bender, Thomas Joseph Colchester United 01/07/2012 Bennett, Ian Michael Huddersfield Town FC 01/07/2012 Bennett, Rhys Gordon Rochdale FC 01/07/2012 Benning, Malvind Walsall FC 01/07/2012 Berrett, James Carlisle United 01/07/2012 Bevans, Matthew Watford 01/07/2012 Bialkowski, Bartosz Notts County FC 01/07/2012 Bidwell, Jake Everton FC 13/07/2012 Bigirimana, Gael Newcastle United FC 06/07/2012 Bihmoutine, Samir Lee Arsenal 01/07/2012 Bijev, Villyan Liverpool FC 04/07/2012 Bingham, Billy Christopher Dagenham & Redbridge 01/07/2012 Birch, Gary Stephen Solihull Moors FC 24/07/2012 Black, Paul Tranmere Rovers FC 05/07/2012 Blackett, Tyler Nathan Manchester United FC 01/07/2012 3 List of Players under Written Contract Registered Between 01/07/2012 and 31/07/2012 Player 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Written Contract Registered Between 01/07/2012 and 31/07/2012 Player Name Club Registration Date Brown, Sebastian Alexander AFC Wimbledon 01/07/2012 Brown, Troy Rotherham United FC 01/07/2012 Brown, Wayne Bristol Rovers FC 01/07/2012 Brown, Wayne Larry Oxford United FC 01/07/2012 Brownhill, Kyle Stockport County FC 01/07/2012 Bruce, Alex Hull City AFC 27/07/2012 Buchanan, David Thomas Hugh Preston North End FC 01/07/2012 Buchanan, Elliott Leigh Boreham Wood FC 12/07/2012 Buddle, Nathan John Hartlepool United FC 01/07/2012 Budtz, Jan Gainsborough Trinity FC 26/07/2012 Bullard, Thomas James Bury Town 15/07/2012 Bullock, Lee York City FC 01/07/2012 Bulman, Dannie Crawley Town 01/07/2012 Burgess, Benjamin Kieron Tranmere Rovers FC 01/07/2012 Burgess, Christian Middlesbrough FC 01/07/2012 Burke, James Huddersfield Town FC 01/07/2012 Burnell (Bath), Joseph Michael Bath City FC 27/07/2012 Burrell, Warren Sheffield FC 02/07/2012 Bush, Christopher Miles Gateshead FC 01/07/2012 Butler, Daniel 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