Profile - Garry Monk

2006/07 Player Profile - Garry Monk

GARRY MONK

Name: Garry Monk DOB: 6^th March 1979 POB: Bedford

Contracted until June 2007

2005-06 Stats

Apps	Goals	YC	RC
42	2	7	0

Career Stats

Club	Time	Apps	Goals
Torquay (Junior)	1995-1996	5	0
Southampton	1996-2004	13	0
Torquay (Loan)	1998	6	0
Stockport (Loan)	1999	4	0
Oxford (Loan)	2001	5	0
Sheffield Wed (Loan)	2002-2003	15	0
Barnsley	2003-2004	21	1
Swansea	2004-Present	83	2
Totals		152	3

Swans Career Stats

Season	Apps	Goals
2004-05	41	0
2005-06	42	2
Total	83	2

Defender Garry Monk was signed by Kenny Jackett from Southampton in 2004, he had an interesting first season in South Wales where he was sent off 3 times and served a 7 match ban after being sent off against Shrewsbury.

He was solid in his first season as the Swans gained promotion but did look a little dodgy at times last season; he does read the game well but often his distribution lets him down.

He was also our top scorer in defence with two goals! The new Swans captain will be pushing for a starting place as the competition for centre-back is looking good for next season.

PROFILE BY MATTHEW PHILLIPS

MONK THROUGH THE AGES.........

GARRY'S 2005/6 PROFILE Here GARRY'S 2004/5 PROFILE Here

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