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Bradbury joined Woodhurst in 1998
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Jamie Andrew Bradbury
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Position |
Forward / Midfield / Club Secretary
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Date of Birth |
9th April 1978
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Place of Birth |
Colchester, Essex
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Height |
6ft 2ins
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Weight |
13st
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Signed for WFC |
August 1998
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First WFC Boss |
Paul (POPS) Parris
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Woodhurst debut |
Kuba 0-1 Woodhurst, Forest & District Sunday League, September 1998
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Best tour moment |
Goldfinger’s in Prague
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Best tour song |
Can’t take my eyes off you
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Other Clubs |
Boxted Lodgers FC and The FA Staff Team
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Previous Clubs |
Fingringhoe Rovers YFC, Reedhall Sentinels YFC, Tiptree Monarchs, Wivenhoe Town, Nayland Rangers, Dedham Old Boys, East Thurrock United, Bowers United, Basildon United
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Team Supported |
Liverpool
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Favourite boots |
Adidas Aveiro
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Favourite Player |
Zinedine Zidane
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Best game seen |
Liverpool 3-3 AC Milan (Liverpool win 3-2 on pens), Champions League Final 2005
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Dream Tour Venue |
Miami: Game at the Joe Robbie Stadium and Rinse in Mangos
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Dream female
5-a-side team |
Goalkeeper: Gisele Bundchen Defender: Kirsty Gallagher Midfield: Carmen Electra and Lisa Snowdon Striker: Joanne Woodford
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Click here to watch Jamie's video from an FA coaching video session at Spurs' Chigwell training HQ.
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Historical Player Profiles
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From the Prague 2000 Tour programme
The official Woodhurst 'crooner' and Entertainments officer (Classical Division), Jamie is hoping to release a 12 inch but unfortunately it is more likely to be a 'Mini Disc'.
A would be world class striker, but for the unfortunate hamstring injuries, Jamie's 28 goals have fired Woodhurst to their amazing League and Cup double, but he doesn't like to talk about it really. However, of winning the trophies, he declares "Oh What a Towering feeling!"
From the Denmark 2001 Tour programme
With the void left by the late Frank Sinatra still unfulfilled, Essex boy Bradbury is pulling out all the stops to replace him, and the twenty three-year-old striker has certainly started at the top, as one of the founder members of the Woodhurst FC Crooning Society.
Though still prolific in front of goal, Jamie has found a couple of D.O.T.D's come his way after Brian Deane style misses and Torville and Dean style challenges. Still living off the glory of his 'Pilot' gag when alighting the plane at Stansted last year, he'll be aiming for more of the same this time round, but will probably end up repeating it instead.
From the Vicenza 2002 Tour programme
In the absence of Mike, Jamie has been the man behind the club this season and it won't be the first time.
Concentrating on team affairs throughout the year has coincided with the drop in shower entertainment, but the Essex toe-rag is determined to put the work to one side for the tour.
Speaking exclusively on his website, GermanSkids.com he said; "It's been a great season for me both professionally and personally, I had a tough time mid-way through the campaign, but the purchase of some new underwear got me back on track.
"Now, with the lads, I'll enjoy a few great days in Italy."
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Tom Gray
