Mark Schwarzer

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Reliable goalkeeper signed from Bradford City in 1997 and established himself as Boro's number one. In 2005 his penalty save on the last day of the season from Manchester City's Robbie Fowler ensured Boro finished seventh and earned a place in Europe. Tall, authorative and commanding, Schwarzer is regarded as one of the leading keepers in the Premier League. In May 2008 he moved to Fulham turning down offers from Bayern Munich and Juventus.

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Veteran goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer has played down speculation linking him with a summer move from Fulham to join Arsenal. The 37-year-old Australia international has been linked with the Gunners following their goalkeeping mishaps last season, but Schwarzer is happy to remain at Craven Cottage. He told ABC Sport: "I haven't heard anything other than what's been said or written in the papers,... [more»]

Fulham goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer is more than happy to take on Hamburg in their semi-final first clash as the underdogs once again. The Cottagers' stunning progress in the continent's secondary club competition has surprised many and, after seeing off Shakhtar Donetsk, Juventus and Wolfsburg to reach the last four, sceptics are now starting to believe in their unlikely challenge. But the... [more»]

Fulham goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer has put pen to paper on a one-year contract extension at Craven Cottage. The Australian will now remain with the west London outfit until the end of the 2010/11 season. The 36-year-old has been a revelation for Roy Hodgson's side since arriving last summer, becoming an ever-present for the Cottagers last season. Schwarzer's form also saw him win the club's... [more»]

Goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer has urged Fulham to offer a new contract to prevent him from leaving on a free transfer next summer. Schwarzer, 36, enjoyed an impressive first season at Craven Cottage after playing every minute of their Premier League campaign following his free transfer switch from Middlesbrough. The Australia international has less than 12 months remaining on his existing deal and... [more»]

Veteran Australian shot-stopper Mark Schwarzer hopes to sign a new contract with Fulham after enjoying his first season at Craven Cottage. The 36-year-old joined the Cottagers from Middlesbrough last summer and has played a key role in helping Roy Hodgson's side move up to seventh place in the Premier League this term. Schwarzer, who still has one year left on his current deal, told the Fulham... [more»]