Keith Lowe (footballer)

Keith Stephen Lowe (* September 13 1985 in Wolverhampton ) is an English footballer. The applicable both in central defense and on the right side of defense was trained at Wolverhampton Wanderers and is since the beginning of the 2010/11 season when fourth division Cheltenham Town under contract.

Sports career

Lowe visited in his home city of the Academy of Wolverhampton Wanderers and arrived on 23 August 2004 in the League Cup against AFC Rochdale (4-2 ) to its first competitive game in the first team. In November 2004, he signed the first professional contract with the " Wolves "; while he was with eleven league operations regularly to find at this time in the initial lineup. In the aftermath, the young defender but should not be able to establish itself in the first team and he received between 2005 and 2008 mostly only " visiting clubs " Players out on loan as sporadic playing time.

The first short engagement was at the beginning of the 2005 /06 for second division rivals Burnley. He returned in December 2005 after Wolverhampton back to help out a short time later at the Queens Park Rangers and then the Welsh club Swansea City for one month - so that he completed during the 2005/06 season appearances for four different professional clubs. Also in the episode season 2006/ 07 Lowe was active as Players out on loan. But while the initial phase at Brighton & Hove Albion August-September 2006 was a limited success, he left behind during the two following months at third division Cheltenham Town such a good impression that you invited him once more to the season to end to play. In the third division competitors Port Vale after he denied equal to the entire 2007/08 season and completed 31 Official matches. The " Lend- Odyssey" was only then come to an end, since freed him to his home club in Wolverhampton in August 2008 for a transfer.

The path led Lowe to the unterklassigen Kidderminster Harriers, where he met with coach Mark Yates, whom he had known from his time in Burnley and Cheltenham. With 42 league games, he was a fixture at his new club immediately. However, he then fell necessary budget cuts in the club for victims and changed it in May 2009 to Hereford United, who had recently relegated to the fourth-rate Football League Two. After a season and 19 league games, he signed the ex- Leihklub and Hereford - league rivals Cheltenham Town a further one-year contract.