Ian Feuer
Ian Anthony " Tony" Feuer ( born May 20, 1971 in Las Vegas, Nevada ) is a retired American soccer goalkeeper who was active mainly Belgian and English clubs in his career.
Life
Ian is the son of a show dancer and keyboardist Ron fire, who was born in Las Vegas and grew up there. He has two sisters, Tamara an artist and Debra, ex-wife of Mickey Rourke, is an actress. At the age of eight years played Ian Fire football, first in the field, before he was asked by his coach with eleven years into the goal. At age 16, he was in a soccer clinic in Alabama the tip of Toni Schumacher, that he would have to Europe to promote his skills.
Career
After the fire followed the advice of Schumacher, he signed in 1988 a contract with Belgian club Club Brugge, but could not prevail, and was awarded on 1 August 1991 for two years until May 31, 1993 to R. White Daring Molenbeek. During the time when he was Molenbeek 1992 squad of the U.S. soccer team at the Summer Olympics in Barcelona. He was a substitute in the defeat against the Moroccan national football team on 18 March 1992 for Mark Dodd in the 71st minute.
In 1993 Ian returned to the USA and played for one season in Los Angeles salsa. As the team reached the fourth place, they qualified for the playoffs, where they defeated in the semifinals Vancouver 86ers on penalties and in the final against Colorado Foxes lost and were runners-up.
Fire moved to West Ham United for the 1994-1995 season but was not used because Luděk Mikloško was the first choice. Then West Ham gave his Erstazkeeper to the second division to Peterborough United, on 20 February 1995 after which he graduated from the remaining 19 games for The Posh.
In the 1995-1996 season fire again belonged to the squad of West Ham. In August 1995, he broke the training of the U.S. national soccer team the wrist. After a month, the injury was cured and was back on loan from West Ham in the second division. This time, to Luton Town where he became the first-choice goalkeeper and 14 competitive games completed. Due to his good performances Luton, fire Treaty of West Ham bought in December 1995 for £ 580,000 on.
On 24 March 1998 he moved fire from Luton Town free transfer in the MLS for New England Revolution. He played 26 games in the season before he signed a contract for the Colorado Rapids signed on 24 February 1999, to which he moved in the summer of 2000. After Walter Zenga also signed for New England, it gave Ian at Rushden & Diamonds. Fire was used in the FA Cup and kept his goal against Leeds United clean, the game ended in a 0-0 draw.
As fire in Colorado arrived, he was the Ersatztkeeper by Marcus Hahnemann. Hahnemann moved to the recycle time, during the current season, after FC Fulham fire and then stood in the remaining 19 games in goal. After these games, the contract was extended for one year with the Rapids.
On 1 October 2000, under fire wrote a contract as a goalkeeper, for the term of one month, at Cardiff City. After this month, he moved again in November to West Ham United, where he stood with three games in goal. At the end of the 1999-2000 season Ian joined fire to the First Division for FC Wimbledon. He spent the next two seasons only replacement for Kelvin Davis and completed only four games. Then you gave him to Derby County for the 2000-2001 season, where he was deployed twice. After he left Wimbledon and signed on 12 August 2002 at Tranmere Rovers and came only because of an injury of the root goalkeeper Keith Welch for two consecutive games to use. In the meantime ordeal had completed training at Arsenal and Wolverhampton Wanderers in September 2002. In response, the leaders of the Wanderers decided to give him a contract. After expiry of the contract, ended his career as a fire Ian football players aged 31 years and went back to the United States.
In March 2010, the Premier League announced that the fire was the longest goalie who has ever played in England.
Others
In 2005, Ian had fire a supporting role as assistant coach in the film comedy football fever - Penalty for Daddy by director Jesse Dylan, starring Will Ferrell and Robert Duvall in the lead roles. In published in 2007 science fiction horror film Aliens vs. Predator 2, was fire for the second time as an actor before the camera. In the film, by brothers Colin and Greg Strause, he embodied a Predator.
In September 2007, he signed a contract as a goalkeeping coach at Los Angeles Galaxy and sparked Tim Hanley from. Fire also heads in St. Louis, the Premier Goalkeeping Academy ( PGKA ).