Adam Mitchell
Defender- Height
- Age 41 years, 7 months
- Place of Birth Dublin
- Nationality Republic of Ireland
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Adam’s Biography
Adam is a central defender who joined Bray Wanderers in July 2010 from Dublin side Bangor Celtic. He made 12 league appearances over the remainder of the 2010 season, quickly establishing himself in the centre of the Seagull's defence.
In 2011 Adam made 28 league starts and in January 2012 he signed up for a third season with the Co Wicklow club. He made 24 league appearances over 2012 and 2013 during which time his contribution was affected by injury but in 2014 he netted his first league goal for the Seagulls in a 1-1 draw with Derry City at the Carlisle Grounds, also adding 23 more league appearances to his career tally.
Adam stayed with Bray for the 2015 season, his fifth campaign with the Seasiders, although he only made eight appearances in the Premier Division, pick up two red cards though, as Bray finished eighth in the table. In November 2015, Adam announced that he would retire from LOI football and he finishes with over one hundred appearances in the Bray backline. In December 2015, Adam signed for Dave Scully's O'Devaney Dunard.
In 2011 Adam made 28 league starts and in January 2012 he signed up for a third season with the Co Wicklow club. He made 24 league appearances over 2012 and 2013 during which time his contribution was affected by injury but in 2014 he netted his first league goal for the Seagulls in a 1-1 draw with Derry City at the Carlisle Grounds, also adding 23 more league appearances to his career tally.
Adam stayed with Bray for the 2015 season, his fifth campaign with the Seasiders, although he only made eight appearances in the Premier Division, pick up two red cards though, as Bray finished eighth in the table. In November 2015, Adam announced that he would retire from LOI football and he finishes with over one hundred appearances in the Bray backline. In December 2015, Adam signed for Dave Scully's O'Devaney Dunard.
