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Steve Bould. Senior Surveyor at Van Oord Location Blackpool, United Kingdom Industry Civil Engineering

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Stephen Andrew "Steve" Bould (born 16 November 1962) is an English former professional footballer who played as a defender from 1980 until 2000. He is currently the Head Youth

Steve Bould | Coaching Staff | Reserves & Youth | Arsenal.com

The Official Arsenal website for Arsenal supporters Name. Steve Bould. Position. Youth-team coach. Born. November 16, 1962, Stoke. Previous clubs as player

Steve Bould | Football Stats | No Club | Age 49 | 1980-2000

Steve Bould-1980-2000. (Born 16 Nov, 1962) Defender. Current season & career stats available, including appearances, goals & transfer fees.

Steve Bould | Arsenal Player Database | History | Arsenal.com

The Official Arsenal website for Arsenal supporters England international central defender Steve Bould was an experienced figure in Arsenal's 1997/98 'double' success.

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Interview with Steve Bould he should be one of the first team coaches maybe defensive coach dont know why he only played two games for england he was hard as

Steve Bould 'in line to become Arsenal's assistant manager'

The 49-year-old spent 11 years as a Gunners centre-back during an era in which the club were famed for having a strong back four. Arsene Wenger needs a replacement for Pat Rice

Steve Bould should replace Arsene Wenger as Arsenal boss, says

That is the view of ex-Gunners midfielder and France legend Patrick Vieira, who picked out his former Arsenal team-mate as the perfect candidate to replace Wenger should he

Steve Bould: From Arsenal's 'famous four' to the production of

Steve Bould, like other Academy coaches, refuses to measure his success in silverware. Winning the Under 18 League title and the FA Youth Cup is encouraging but this will not