Justin Cochrane

Justin Vincent Cochrane ( born January 26, 1982 in Hackney, London) is a native of England national football team from Antigua and Barbuda. At club level, the midfielder currently plays for Hayes & Yeading United.

Club career

Cochrane began his professional career at Queens Park Rangers. On the final day of the season 2000/ 01 he made his debut in the 55th minute to be sent off just 17 minutes later. It remained until his departure in 2002 his only league use for QPR and he joined the FC Hayes in the Isthmian League. A year later he returned to the Football League and signed for second division club Crewe Alexandra. 2006 Crewe dismounted and Cochrane to the third tier, who previously played in the months on loan at Gillingham FC, changed free transfer to Rotherham United. Rotherham, started the season due to financial problems with ten penalty points, rose at the end of the season from the Football League Two and broke the contract with Cochrane again.

In the following years he played primarily on a contract -free base at Yeovil Town, the Millwall and Rushden & Diamonds FC. In February 2009 he signed for Aldershot Town a contract until the end of the season, the local manager Gary Waddock trained Cochrane already as teenagers at QPR. After his contract expired at Aldershot and was not renewed, Cochrane signed for Hayes & Yeading United in the Conference National.

National

Cochrane plays since 2008 for the National Team of Antigua and Barbuda. He came in the two qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2010 against Cuba are also employed in the second round of the CFU Caribbean Cup 2008, in Antigua qualified for the final round.