Lee Jones

Forward · Liverpool 1992–1997

Personal

Born
29 March 1973
Place of birth
Wrexham, Wales
International
2/0 - (1/0 at LFC) - 20.08.1997 Debut 27.05.1997 vs. Scotland
Other clubs
Wrexham (1989-92), Crewe Alexandra (loan 1993), Wrexham (loan 2 / 1996 + loan 3 / 1997) Tranmere Rovers (1997-2000), Barnsley (2000-02), Wrexham (4 / 2002-04), Caernarfon Town (2004-06), NEWI Cefn Druids (2006-08)

At Liverpool

Signed from
Wrexham
Joined
12 March 1992
Transfer fee
£300,000
Last appearance
29 September 1996
Left the club
30 May 1997

Liverpool career

4 Appearances
0 Goals
0 Assists
  • League 3 apps · 0 goals · 0 assists
  • Win ratio 100% — W 4 · D 0 · L 0

Honours

League Cup
1995

Player profile

A striker who scored a number of goals for the youth team and the reserves at Liverpool despite breaking his leg twice. He was loaned out to his first club, Wrexham, in 1995/96, scoring in almost every other game in 20 appearances in the Second Division. He made a total of four substitute appearances for Liverpool before being loaned again to Wrexham. He was eventually sold to John Aldridge's Tranmere Rovers in the 1996/97 season. After a successful three-year stay at Rovers Jones returned to Wrexham for his fourth spell in 2002 before playing for and managing Caernarfon Town and NEWI Cefn Druids in the Welsh League. Jones retired due to a knee injury in 2008. In the summer of 2016, Jones was appointed Tranmere Rovers' new Academy manager and head of recruitment.

Appearances per season

Season League FA LC Europe Other Total
1994-1995 1 0 1 0 0 2
1995-1996 0 0 0 0 0 0
1996-1997 2 0 0 0 0 2
Totals 3 0 1 0 0 4

A more detailed look at the player's appearances

Apps Mins Opponent
4 34 All opponents
1 4 Arsenal
1 15 Burnley
1 8 West Ham United
1 7 Wimbledon
Total Started/substitutions
0 Started
0 Substituted
4 Substitute
24 On bench
Total Venue
2 Home
2 Away
Total Competition
3 Premier League
1 League Cup
Total W D L Win% Manager
4 4 0 0 100.0% Roy Evans
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