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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 62. Chapters: Adrian Jevri, Alban Meha, Albert Bunjaku, Aleksandr Rytchkov, Alessandro Alvares da Silva, Alexander Bade, Andreas Zimmermann, Andrew Sinkala, Antonio Di Salvo, Anton Velkov, Benjamin Schussler, Bjorn Lindemann, Borislav Tomovski, Botomotoito Skito Litimba, Carsten Nulle, Cataldo Cozza, Christian Schreier, Christian Strohdiek, Cyrille Florent Bella, Daniel Brinkmann, Daniel Bruckner, Daniel Hoffmann, Daniel Masuch, Danko Bo kovi, David Jansen, David Pisot, David Poljanec, David Siradze, Deniz Naki, Deniz Yilmaz, Dennis Schulp, Dion Esajas, Dirk Vollmar, Dominick Kumbela, Dominic Peitz, Dragan Bogavac, Dragan Georgiev, Du ko uri i, Elvis Hajradinovi, Emil Noll, Enis Alushi, Erwin Koen, Florian Mohr, Frank Loning, Fumaca (footballer born 1976), Gaetano Manno, Georgi Donkov, Gunther Rybarczyk, Hans-Gunter Etterich, Huzeyfe Do an, Jan Manner, Jens Wemmer, Jerome Assauer, Jorg Schwanke, Jukka Raitala, Junior Hoilett, Karsten Fischer, Kasper Jensen, Leszek Wrona, Lukas Kruse, Lukas Rupp, Mahir Sa l k, Manuel Zeitz, Marcel Ndjeng, Marc Gouiffe a Goufan, Mario Vran i, Markus Bollmann, Markus Krosche, Markus Palionis, Martin Amedick, Massimilian Porcello, Matthias Holst, Matt Taylor (American soccer), Mehmet Dragusha, Michael Henke, Michael Lorenz (footballer), Miodrag Latinovi, Neboj a Krupnikovi, Nejmeddin Daghfous, Nick Proschwitz, Nico Burchert, Nils Doring, Patrick Owomoyela, Pavel Dobry, Pavel Dochev, Philipp Heitholter, Reiner Plasshenrich, Rene Muller (footballer born 1974), Roel Brouwers, Roger Schmidt (football manager), Rolf-Christel Guie-Mien, Rudolf Zedi, Sascha Siebert, Sebastian Schachten, Sebastian Schoof, Sebastian Schuppan, Sercan Guven k, Serdar Bayrak, Soren Brandy, Soren Gonther, Soren Halfar, Stephan Loboue, Sven Krause, Thijs Waterink, Thomas Broker, Thomas Klasener, Thorsten Becker, Timo Rottger, Tobias Feisthammel, Tobias Kempe, Tom Bertram (footballer), Tom Starke, Toni Wachsmuth, Winfried Stradt, Zsolt Petry. Excerpt: David Wayne "Junior" Hoilett (born 5 June 1990) is a Canadian footballer who plays for Queens Park Rangers as a winger. Born in Brampton, Ontario, Hoilett was part of the Blackburn Rovers academy set up since the age of 13. He was initially unable to obtain a work permit whilst in England; as a result, Blackburn loaned him to German clubs to help the player earn one in the future. Hoilett made his debut for Paderborn (on loan) against Kickers Offenbach, after being a substitute for Sven Lintjens in a 3-2 victory on 3 February 2008, aged 17. Hoilett's first match in the starting eleven was against TSG 1899 Hoffenheim on 9 March 2008. He scored his only goal of his loan campaign on 18 May 2008 versus Borussia Monchengladbach, in what would be his final game for the club. Paderborn were later relegated, ending the 2007-08 2. Fussball-Bundesliga season in 17th position. Hoilett was loaned to another German club in the 2. Fussball-Bundesliga, FC St. Pauli for the 2008-09 2. Fussball-Bundesliga season. He made his debut for the Hamburg based side against Greuther Furth on 22 August 2008. He scored six times during his loan campaign with braces against Alemannia Aachen and Hansa Rostock as well as individual goals against TSV 1860 Munchen and 1. FC Kaiserslautern. His final game would come in the form of a 1-0 loss against Rot Weiss Ahlen on 3 May 2009. St. Pauli finished the season in 8th position. In January 2009, his home club Blackburn Rovers applied for Hoilett to get a work permit for him to play football in England. In the Summer of 2009, Hoilett was granted a work permit on appeal, allowing him to continue his fledgling career in England at Premier League club Blackburn. He scored his first and second goals for Blackburn since his full-time return to the club in only h
