Michael Owen(IV)

Actor

Michael Owen is a former England footballer who played for Liverpool, Real Madrid, Newcastle United, Manchester United and Stoke City. He claimed the Premier League Golden Boot twice and was the last English player to win the Ballon d'Or. Over the course of an impressive career, he won the FA Cup, Football League Cup (three times), UEFA Cup, UEFA Super Cup, Premier League title and appeared in three World Cups for England, amassing 89 caps. Michael is a co-owner of Manor House Stables racing yard near Chester and since retiring in 2013, he has been working as a pundit and co-commentator, an Ambassador for Bet Victor and Liverpool FC and alongside other commercial obligations, he has set up a football management company to help guide young players through their careers.

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Known for

Goal II: Living the Dream

5.8

Self

2007

Miranda

8.2

TV Series

Michael Owen

LaLiga

7.0

TV Series

Self - Real Madrid #11

Middlesbrough FC vs Newcastle United

Self

2007

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Miranda
8.2
TV Series
- Michael Owen
- 2012

Personal details

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Official sites
- Cameo
- Instagram
Height
- 5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
Born
- December 14, 1979
- Chester, England, UK
Spouse
- Louise BonsallJune 24, 2005 - present (4 children)
Children
- Gemma Owen
Other works
TV commercial for Walkers Crisps (1999).
Publicity listings
- 3 Articles

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Trivia
Became the first England footballer since Geoff Hurst in the 1966 World Cup final to score a hat-trick against Germany. His three goals came in a World Cup qualifier and England won the match 5-1.

Quotes
In the longer term, you have to fear for the future of the game. Football is massively popular in England but, when I was a kid, I never had a computer or anything. I drive along the road now and look at parks and they are empty. When school was finished I would be straight to the park at 4pm and my mum would be dragging me by the ear at 9pm to get home to bed. Life has changed and kids cannot be getting the same practice as my generation. Yet look at the beaches in Brazil and the streets of Africa and you can see why so many players come from abroad.