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Michael Stowell (born 19 April 1965) is an English former professional
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who played as a
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, and is currently the goalkeeping
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at club
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. As a player, he spent twenty years as a professional, eleven of which were with
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. He is married to former England women's international footballer Rachel Stowell. Gaining his chance in the professional game at
Preston North End Preston North End Football Club, commonly referred to as Preston, North End or PNE, is a professional association football club in Preston, Lancashire, England. They currently play in the EFL Championship, the second level of the English footbal ...
in 1985, he impressed enough to receive a
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with top-flight Everton later in the year. In his five years at the club, he was
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ed out to Chester City,
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,
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,
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, Wolverhampton Wanderers, and Preston North End. He signed permanently with Wolves in 1990 and was their goalkeeper of choice throughout the decade, making 441 league and cup appearances. He was named as the club's Player of the Year in 1991. In July 2001, he signed with
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before retiring in May 2005. He then became a coach at
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and has had six separate spells as
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in 2007, 2010, 2011, 2017, 2019 and 2023.


Playing career


Preston and Everton

Having played junior football for Kirkham Juniors as a centre-half, Stowell gained his first experience of professional football with a trial for
Preston North End Preston North End Football Club, commonly referred to as Preston, North End or PNE, is a professional association football club in Preston, Lancashire, England. They currently play in the EFL Championship, the second level of the English footbal ...
, where he played in their
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and was offered a one-year
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. He turned this down, though, as the club sat bottom of the Third Division. He was entering his final year's apprenticeship with BT in Preston, the town in which he was raised. While playing for
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side
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, he was offered a trial at
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side Everton. Subsequently, he was offered a two-and-a-half-year contract by
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. He signed in December 1985 for what turned out to be a five-year stay at
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. However, he could not force his way past
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into the first team and never made a league appearance, instead playing in the Central Reserve League. His sole outing for the "Toffees" came under the stewardship of
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in a
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tie against
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on 20 December 1988, in which he kept a
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in a 2–0 victory. The lack of first-team opportunities at Everton saw Stowell experiencing a string of
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moves to lower-league sides. In September 1987, he was loaned to Third Division Chester City, making his
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debut in a 4–1 win over
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on 5 September 1987. He made 15 further appearances for
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's "Seals" before joining Third Division rivals
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for a brief loan spell in December 1987. He played six league games under manager
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at
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. In February 1988, he joined
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club
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on loan, playing 14 league and one
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game for the club during the latter half of the 1988–89 season. "Citizens" manager
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allowed goalkeeper
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to leave
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on loan after securing Stowell's services for the rest of the campaign. He joined
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in a two-month loan deal in October 1988 as
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needed cover for the injured
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. The "Valiants" struggled without their regular custodian, conceding eight goals in Stowell's first three appearances before he settled into his time at
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and went unbeaten in the remainder of his league appearances.
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required his services from March 1989 to the end of the 1988–89 season. He kept goal in seven league games as Wolves ended up as Third Division champions. His final loan spell was with Preston North End in February 1990, and he played just the two Third Division games at
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.


Wolverhampton Wanderers

Stowell's two-month loan spell at Wolverhampton in the spring of 1989 made a good impression on manager
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, who took him to Molineux permanently in July 1990 for a fee of £275,000. He was named Player of the Year for the 1990–91 season, ahead of fan favourite
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, after making a total of 44 appearances in his debut season. He featured 51 times in the 1991–92 campaign, though was limited to 29 appearances in the 1992–93 season, with back-up goalkeeper Paul Jones and loanee
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filling in for the remainder. He became an ever-present throughout 1993–94, however, playing 55 matches as Wolves posted a fifth-successive mid-table finish in the Second Division. They improved to a fourth-place finish under new manager
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in 1994–95, Stowell featuring 45 times, before being eliminated from the
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after losing the semi-finals 3–2 on aggregate to
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. He played 46 games as Wolves declined in the 1995–96 season, causing Taylor to leave the club and be replaced by
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. Stowell then featured 51 times in the 1996–97 campaign, with Wolves reaching third but again failing at the play-off semi-finals with a 4–3 aggregate defeat to
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. Though they only finished ninth in 1997–98, they did reach the semi-finals of the
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; Stowell was on the bench in the semi-final, Dutchman
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was between the posts as Wolves lost 1–0 to
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at
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. Stowell made 52 appearances in the 1998–99 campaign as Wolves posted a seventh-place finish under new boss
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. However, he eventually lost his first-team place to Michael Oakes, who joined the club in October 1999, limiting Stowell to 20 appearances in the 1999–2000 season. He was given a
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against
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in July 2000, and the following summer was released by the Midlanders. He was given a farewell appearance by Dave Jones as a substitute on the last day of the 2000–01 season, against
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. He made a total of 441 league and cup appearances in his 11-year stay at Wolves and for the final three years he also worked as a goalkeeping
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at the club's youth academy.


Bristol City

Stowell joined Second Division side
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on a free transfer in July 2001, having chosen them over
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. He made 28 appearances for Danny Wilson's "Robins" throughout the 2001–02 campaign. Thereafter he was a reserve and part-time goalkeeping coach at Ashton Gate, and was an unused substitute at the
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in both the 2003 Football League Trophy final victory over
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and the 2004 play-off final defeat to
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. He retired in May 2005, and turned down the offer of becoming an official goalkeeping coach at the club, having already found employment at Leicester City.


Coaching career

Stowell spent the early part of his coaching career as, firstly, a goalkeeping coach, and then assistant manager at
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, before being sacked alongside manager
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on 11 April 2007. In July 2007, he was re-appointed goalkeeping coach at Leicester City by Kelly's replacement,
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. In August 2007, he took over (joint) managerial responsibility at Leicester, following Allen's sacking. He returned to his goalkeeping coaching role when the club appointed Allen's successor,
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, the following month. He resumed joint managerial duties at Leicester in October 2010, after the sacking of manager
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after less than three months in charge. He then resumed his role as goalkeeping coach. He was appointed
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for a second time in twelve months when
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was sacked in October 2011. After a win and two defeats,
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was re-appointed as Leicester manager and Stowell was made goalkeeping and first-team coach. He was at the
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when the "Foxes" won the
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title in the 2015–16 season. He took charge of the first-team for a fourth time on 23 February 2017, as joint caretaker manager with assistant manager
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, following the sacking of
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. He reverted to his position as goalkeeping and first-team coach after Shakespeare was confirmed as the club's new manager on 12 March. He once again was appointed caretaker manager, alongside Adam Sadler, following the departure of
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on 24 February 2019.
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was named as Puel's successor three days later, taking charge shortly after Leicester beat
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2–1 in the
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. Stowell and Sadler again stood in as joint-caretaker managers after Rodgers was sacked on 2 April 2023. He left Leicester City on 30 June 2023 after the arrival of new manager
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. On 26 July 2023, Stowell joined
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side
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as a goalkeeping coach.


Personal life

He married Rachel McArthur in June 2009, who had given birth to his daughter the previous April.


Career statistics


Playing statistics

Source:


Managerial statistics


Honours

Wolverhampton Wanderers *
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: 1988–89 Bristol City *
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: 2002–03 Individual *
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Player of the Year: 1990–91


References

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