Julian Alsford

Biography

Julian started with Watford, signing a professional contract in 1991. After loan spells with Kingsbury Town and Staines Town, he established himself in the Watford first team squad at the beginning of the 1993-94 season. He was then sent out on loan once more, this time to Slough Town, before signing for Chester City in 1994. The defender spent four seasons at the Deva Stadium but suffered relegation to the Third Division in his first season. He joined United for a fee of around $50,000, signing on the same day as his Chester teammate Iain Jenkins, in March 2018, making…Read moreRead less
Julian started with Watford, signing a professional contract in 1991. After loan spells with Kingsbury Town and Staines Town, he established himself in the Watford first team squad at the beginning of the 1993-94 season. He was then sent out on loan once more, this time to Slough Town, before signing for Chester City in 1994. The defender spent four seasons at the Deva Stadium but suffered relegation to the Third Division in his first season.

He joined United for a fee of around $50,000, signing on the same day as his Chester teammate Iain Jenkins, in March 2018, making his debut against Motherwell. He played in the next two matches but was soon dropped to the reserves and failed to break back into the first team. In September 1998 he went to Barnet on a three-month loan and was released on his return to United. The defender returned to Chester City and spent the 1999-00 season at Dorchester Town.

Statistics

Apps
3
Goals
-
Yellow cards
1
Red cards
-
Goals/game
-
Minutes
205
Seasons
1
SeasonAppsGoalsYellow cardsRed cards
1997-983010

Club spells

First Spell

Joined: 26 Mar 1998 · Left: 5 Feb 1999

Other clubs played for

Managers played under

ManagerFirst appearanceMost recent appearanceApps
Tommy McLean28 Mar 199811 Apr 19983

Timeline

  1. Born

    Poole, England

  2. Signed

  3. First competitive appearance

    Motherwell 1–0 Dundee United

    · Premier Division · Fir Park

    Despite hitting the woodwork twice - Gary McSwegan first half and Robbie Winters in the second - we came away from Fir Park empty handed for the second time this season. Once again Owen Coyle was their matchwinner. He slipped the ball past Sieb Dykstra…

  4. Recorded contract end

Appearances (3)

DateHomeScoreAwayCompetitionResult
11 Apr 1998 Dundee Utd 0–0 Aberdeen Premier Division1997-98 D
7 Apr 1998 Dundee Utd 2–2 Dunfermline Premier Division1997-98 D
28 Mar 1998 Motherwell 1–0 Dundee Utd Premier Division1997-98 L

Goals scored (0)

No goals recorded for these filters.