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Mark Hateley
Mark Hateley

Mark Hateley, born on November 7, 1961, is a retired football player known for his exceptional skills and goal-scoring ability. He had a successful career at English clubs, including Southampton and Nottingham Forest, and also represented the England national team at international level. more

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