Stewart Downing known as English international footballer

England footballer Stewart Downing was born in Didcot, England on July 22, 1984 and he played as a winger with the England national team and club Liverpool.
During his lifetime, Downing was involved in charitable projects and support the national campaign 'No messin' which is a warning to children against playing on the railway. Downing also raise funds for the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle Upon Tyne in February 2008, the hospital caring for her sister Vicky who has died at the age of 4 years from leukemia.
Before playing with Liverpool, Downing played for several clubs including the joint Middlesbrough at junior level in 2001, then at a senior level in 2001-2009 but in 2003 Downing loan at Sunderland. During the play as a loan player, he has scored three goals in seven appearances. After the loan period ends, Downing returned to Middlesbrough and the total he played for the club together & become as much a loan player with 181 appearances scoring 17 goals.
In 2009-2011, Downing became part of the players at the club Aston Villa. Over the past two seasons with the club, he has scored 9 goals in 63 appearances. After the contract with Aston Villa ended, he joined the club Liverpool on July 15, 2011 and until now. During joined Liverpool, he has played in 11 appearances. Downing was still able to play and score goals for Liverpool until he ended the contract period.
His career for the England national team began when Downing played for the U-21 in 2004-2005 and he played in eight appearances. In 2005, he had played for the senior England team and managed to make 31 appearances.
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