Micky Stockwell is pictured above during the 2-1 win against Manchester City.
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| Free transfer to Colchester United in July 2000 |
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Colchester United: 2000-2003. 131 League games. 22 goals.
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Mick Stockwell pictured above playing football for Ipswich Town during their 0-0 draw with Liverpool
on 16th. February 1992 in the 5th round of the FA Cup. Photo Nigel French. © G.H.
Ipswich Town's Mick Stockwell is pictured above during the 1-1 draw against Luton Town
on 28th. December 1985. Photograph George Herringshaw. ©
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Micky Stockwell signed for Colchester in 2000 and instantly made an impact. He went on to play 145 games for Colchester scoring 24 goals. He was a vital part in Phil Parkinson's Colchester team until he retired in 2003 due to a major back injury. After a long career Micky Stockwell finished his career in football after playing over 700 professional games scoring 68 goals.
After retirement from the professional game, in 2003 he first became a player-coach at Heybridge Swifts but left after a couple of months. He then joined Woodbridge Town as a player, before later becoming in 2004 the manager. He was manager until October 2007 where Mick and Woodbridge town came to a mutual agreement to part company.
As well as often working as a co-commentator on Ipswich games, Stockwell has his own business "Mick Stockwell Fitting Services" fitting kitchens and bathrooms.
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