Adam Rachel

Adam Rachel ( born December 10, 1976 in Birmingham) is an English football goalkeeper.

Career

Rachel comes from the youth department of Aston Villa in May 1995 and received his first professional contract. After goalkeeper Mark Bosnich in the 1998/99 season turned out longer term, Rachel moved behind Michael Oakes on the goalkeeper and was for several months regularly as a substitute keeper Round squad. To his debut in the Premier League, while his only duty stake for Aston Villa, he was born on December 26, 1998 against Blackburn Rovers as he referenced the last 30 minutes of the field Oakes replaced. With the commitment of Peter Enckelman in February 1999 Rachel lost, which compensates its for a goalkeeper rather small body size of 180 cm by his agility, his place in the team arrived again and from now on only in the reserve team for use.

In September 1999, he finally moved free transfer to third division side FC Blackpool, was there but mostly behind Tony Caig and Phil Barnes only third choice and only came in October 1999 to a bet against Bristol Rovers. Even after Blackpool's relegation to the fourth division was no change in his existence reservists, after a short loan in the Conference National at Northwich Victoria in October 2000 was not extended his contract at the end of the season.

He then moved into the non- league football to Moor Green in the Southern League, in 2004 after qualifying for the newly created sechstklassige Conference North. Although Rachel can contribute very irregular due to work commitments, he is also after completed in the year 2007, of Moor Green and Solihull Borough to Solihull Moors continued to the squad of the club.