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Player

Sean Marsden

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Sean Marsden
Walt
Position
Full-back
Weight
89 kg
Height
1.83 m
DoB
17th Jan 1980
Age
44
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Sean joined Glasgow Warriors from Bristol in 2006 but left during season 2007/08 to join Exeter Chiefs.

Sean, who was born in Stirling, is a full back with an impressive track record for scoring tries.

In season 2003/04 he scored 13 tries in the number 15 shirt, and the following year, he scored 21 league tries becoming Bristol's record league try scorer.

His opportunities at Glasgow were limited due to injury and the good form of the Warriors backs.

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    Posted by Dave g on August 1, 2006 01:27 PM | Reply to this comment

    Just back in Bristol from an extended holiday and browsing over the Bristol site I saw that Sean Marsden has moved to Glasgow.(I appreciate I'm 2 months out of date.) Just to wish him all the very best and to thank him for his flashes of brilliance during tremendously exciting moments in the 2004/5 season.

    Posted by Mike Mercer on November 24, 2009 09:19 PM | Reply to this comment

    Beanie, it's Blaino. You need to get in touch with me lad, it's been too long.

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