Chris Shuker
midfielder
['center forward', 'left back', 'left midfielder', 'target man', 'left tackle', 'wing halves', 'left wide midfielder', 'holding midfielders', 'swingmen', 'offensive midfielder', 'track cyclist', 'leftback', 'left fullback', 'wide midfielder', 'goalkeeper', 'downhill', 'wide receiver', 'stage race', 'point guard', 'rightback', 'false 9', 'dual threat quarterback', 'striker', 'shortstop', 'left cornerback', 'starting rotation', 'backup goalie', 'middle guard', 'centerman', 'ardennes classics', 'advanced midfielder', 'place kicker', 'center back', 'individual time trial', 'catcher', 'outfield', 'defender', 'cornerback', 'corner outfielder', 'slot receiver', 'designated hitter', 'flanker', 'infielder', 'quarterback', 'middle reliever', 'kicker', 'cross country', 'defensive midfielder', 'relief pitcher', 'tailback', 'left field', 'supporting striker', 'winger', 'holding midfielder', 'coffin corner', 'strong safety', 'defenseman', 'power forwards', 'starting pitcher', 'center defender', 'games started', 'reliever', 'left winger', 'left wingback', 'offensive guard', 'defensive halfback', 'fullback', 'defensive end', 'kumite', 'outfielder', 'halfback', 'center field', 'center fielder', 'placekicker', 'middle linebacker', 'relief pitching', 'first baseman', 'regista', 'goaltender', 'linebacker', 'decathlete', 'utility player', 'attacking midfielder', 'trequartista', 'right midfielder', 'running back', 'left fielder', 'free safety', 'pitcher', 'forward', 'wicketkeeper', 'shooting guard', 'playmaker', 'left guard', 'central midfielder', 'time trial', 'downhill mountain biker', 'bullpen', 'downhill cycling']
Chris Shuker
Christopher Alan "Chris" Shuker (born 9 May 1982) is an English football coach and former football midfielder who made 402 appearances in a 14-year career in the Football League; he is a coach for Conference Premier side Tranmere Rovers. He began his career at Manchester City, making his Premier League debut in 2002. He enjoyed loan spells out at Macclesfield Town, Walsall, Rochdale, and Hartlepool United, before signing a contract with Barnsley in March 2004. A key player at the club, he helped the "Tykes" to promotion out of the League One play-offs in 2006. He left the club after Barnsley withdrew their offer of a contract, and subsequently signed with Tranmere Rovers. He played 144 games for Rovers in league and cup competitions, before transferring to Morecambe for the 2010–11 season. He joined Port Vale on non-contract terms in February 2012, and helped the club to secure promotion out of League Two in 2012–13. He retired in May 2014 due to a chronic knee injury, but, having rejoined Tranmere Rovers as a coach in October 2014, returned to playing two months later.