
Date of birth: March 11, 1991 (age 16)
Place of birth: Southport, England
Playing position: Centre-back
Jack Rodwell is an English football player, currently playing for Everton F.C. Jack captained the England Under 16 side to Victory Shield glory in December 2006.
He made his Everton Under-18s debut as a 14-year old and his Reserves debut, in October 2006, aged just 15. Rodwell replaced Scotland international David Weir in the second half of a fixture with Sheffield United. He was part of the first team side that faced Northern Ireland in a pre-season friendly before the 2007/08 season.
Jack is the nephew of former Blackpool winger Tony Rodwell.
Jack has been tipped by many as a great defender and one who could make it to the top. Touted to have a great future ahead of him by Everton youth team coach Ray Hall, Rodwell has established himself as a reserve team regular at the age of only 16.
Jack also captains England under 18s team and scored the first English goal at the new Wembley.
Many pundits in the game have compared Rodwell to Manchester United and England defender Rio Ferdinand & Tottenham & England defender Ledley King due to his pace and perfection in the centre of the back four.
Will be a great defender, already rejected offers off Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool to stay with us. He's got his head screwed on (I've spoke to him a few times on MSN) - really nice lad.
Certainly will make it, has the ability.
This post has been edited by Liam: 22 June 2009 - 09:18 PM
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