Vince Bartram
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Vince Bartram born 7 August 1968 in Birmingham is an English retired former professional footballer.
Vince was a goalkeeper who started his career with Wolverhampton Wanderers in 1985, playing 5 league games. He had a loan spell with Blackpool in 1989 before signing for Bournemouth in 1991. He played 132 league games for Bournemouth before moving to Arsenal in 1994. At Arsenal he was David Seaman's unerstudy, and played 11 games in four seasons; he also played 12 games on loan with Huddersfield Town in 1997 before signing for Gillingham in 1998. He played 187 league games for the Gills, before his retirement from the game in 2004 due to a wrist injury.
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