Ryan Crowther

Ryan John Crowther ( born September 17, 1988 in Stockport ) is an English footballer.

Career

Crowther comes from the youth system of Stockport County, where he played a total of nine years. To his debut in the Football League Two, he came on 2 January 2006 against Cheltenham Town, the first match of the Club with Jim Gannon as manager, the einwechselte him shortly before the game ends. His second league use followed in September, as he stood at a surprising 0-3 defeat against Shrewsbury Town in the grid. In the summer of 2007, he took with his teammate Greg Tansey as a Test player on the summer tour of Liverpool FC to Italy part. While Tansey remained in Stockport, Crowther moved for a six-figure transfer fee to Liverpool.

In Liverpool Crowther played the following two years regularly in the youth and reserve team. He was, however, neither the victory in the championship final of the Premier Reserve League 2008 while still winning the Liverpool Senior Cup 2009 in the squad. His contract was terminated in August 2009, as it was first called by mutual agreement. Only a year later it was announced that Crowther had no reason beaten in state of drunkenness in Watford town center on the way home after an argument with his girlfriend a standing roadside taxi driver, prompting the club to immediately terminate the contract.

As a result, Crowther graduated from, among others, at AFC Bournemouth and Grimsby Town and its youth club Stockport tryouts, handed it to a new contract, however. In August 2010, he joined the sixth division club Stalybridge Celtic, his thereat guest, however, was short-lived, because he was convicted in September 2010 for his assault for assault to four months in prison.

After his release he joined in November 2010, the seventh division club Ashton United on, in June 2011, he moved to the neighboring sixth division side FC Hyde.