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| birth_place = Manchester, England
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| position = Forward
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| youthclubs1 = Manchester United
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| youthclubs3 = Manchester City
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| youthclubs4 = Wigan Athletic
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| caps1 = 5
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| clubs2 = Atlético Marbella
| caps2 = 6
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| clubs3 = Ayr United
| caps3 = 7
| goals3 = 1
| years4 = 1995
| clubs4 = Tidaholm GoIF
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| clubs5 = Hyde United
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| clubs8 = → Burton Albion (loan)
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Julian Whytus Lennox Dowe (born 9 September 1975)^[1] is a retired English professional footballer and founder of football4football. He played as a forward for clubs in England, Scotland, Sweden, Spain and Latvia.

Career

Having broke numerous goal scoring records in the Salford Junior League and for Trafford Schoolboys as a teen, he was coveted by both his local teams Manchester United and Manchester City as well as Leeds United. After a brief spell on the books at Manchester United,^[2] he signed as a schoolboy for Everton after their youth team manager personally made the trip to his mother's house. He later decided to join Manchester City, who took the unprecedented step to virtually guarantee Dowe a professional contract, even though he was still at school and recovering from fractured spine at the time, after getting injured previously in an Everton reserve game. After 8 months he was allowed back to action, training and playing with the 1st team squad that featured, Garry Flitcroft, Steve Lomas and Clive Allen at Maine Road when only 15 years old. After some misguided advice, he left Maine Road for Wigan, something that Dowe cited as "A big regret, it had great fans but wasn't the professionally run club you see now." The then Wigan manager Brian Hamilton famously substituted Dowe minutes after bringing him on at half time of a trial game, to immediately offer him a professional contract aged 16.

He went on to make his first team debut for Wigan against a Manchester United team that featured Paul Ince, David Beckham, Paul Scholes, Lee Sharpe and Gary Neville.^[3] He became the youngest British player to sign a professional contract in Spain at age 18 when he was brought to CA Marbella by manager Dragoslav Šekularac. Also joining Dowe was fellow Englishman Andy Gray who signed from Tottenham Hotspur and described Dowe as "one of the most talented teenagers he'd seen."

During his spell there his first team chances were limited due to the foreigner rule that applied before the Bosman ruling. Players such as Vladan Lukić and Predrag Spasić were teammates. Dowe featured mainly in cup games and preseason tournaments against the likes of Real Zaragoza and Barcelona. Dowe went on to play in the Scottish 1st division for Ayr United F.C., under former QPR and Aston Villa player Simon Stainrod. He memorably scored a 35-yard volley in the Ayrshire Cup Final during a win over local rivals Kilmarnock F.C. in 1995. After the season ended, he went to play in the Swedish league playing for Tidaholm GoIF.

Returning to England he fell into non-league football playing for Hyde United^[3] which saw him star in their most successful run in the FA Vase. A persistent knee injury kept Dowe out of the game for the best part of two years. On his return to the game, he played in the north-west counties with Colne F.C. before making a leap back into league football with Rochdale.^[4] Again, glimpses of his ability occasionally surfaced, particularly in an FA Cup game against Burton Albion, when he scored with a 30-yard strike to seal a 3-0 win. On leaving Rochdale he joined Morecambe,^[5] making his debut for the club on 23 September 2000.^[6] He later joined Latvian team FK Ventspils who signed him after a trial game against the Latvian national team after which he continued playing in non-league football around Greater Manchester before the accumulation of 7 knee operations totally ended his playing career.

Dowe never took coaching badges but has stayed in the game creating leading football resource football4football .

References

1. ^{{Hugman|5382|accessdate=4 March 2017}}
2. ^{{Cite news|url=http://www.planetfootball.com/in-depth/amazing-story-julian-dowe-career-man-utd-latvia/|title=The amazing story of Julian Dowe and his career from Man Utd to Latvia - Planet Football|date=2017-06-08|work=Planet Football|access-date=2017-06-10|language=en-US}}
3. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.hydeunited.com/playerstats.php?p=156|title=Julian Dowe: Hyde Football Club Database|last=|first=|date=|website=www.hydeunited.com|archive-url=|archive-date=|dead-url=|access-date=2017-06-10}}
4. ^¹Lancashire Telegraph. "Dowe's Dale deal". 3 September 1999. Retrieved on 27 May 2013.
5. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.soccerbase.com/players/player.sd?player_id=17764|title=Julian Dowe {{!}} Football Stats {{!}} No Club {{!}} 1999-2001 {{!}} Soccer Base|website=www.soccerbase.com|access-date=2017-06-10}}
6. ^BBC. "Morecambe 0-0 Telford". 23 September 2000. Retrieved on 27 May 2013.

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