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Peter Sweeney played for which team from 2010 to 2013?
Peter Sweeney Peter Henry Sweeney ( born 25 September 1984 ) is a Scottish football manager , coach and former professional footballer . Sweeney played as a midfielder and began his career at Millwall where he progressed through their youth team and broke into the first team . He played in the 2004 FA Cup Final were Millwall lost 3–0 to Manchester United . He joined Stoke City in the summer of 2005 for a fee of £250,000 but his start at Stoke was hampered by injuries . He struggled to fully recover and after spending time out on loan at Yeovil Town and Walsall he joined Leeds United in January 2008 . After a brief spell at Elland Road Sweeney played for Grimsby Town , Bury , AFC Wimbledon , Dartford and Greenwich Borough . Career . Millwall . Sweeney was born in Glasgow and moved with his family to London when he was three-years-old . He started his career at Millwall , where he made his debut in 2002 , but he had to wait another year for his breakthrough . Sweeney played 34 times for Millwall in 2003–04 and he played a major role in the Lions route to the 2004 FA Cup Final , where he started against Manchester United at the Millennium Stadium , Millwall lost 3–0 . Following the cup final appearance , Millwall received a place in the UEFA Cup for the 2004–05 season , in which Sweeney played a part in the first round of the tournament , where they were defeated by Hungarian side Ferencvárosi . Stoke City . On 1 July 2005 Sweeney signed for Stoke City for a fee of £250,000 . His start at Stoke was hampered after he injured his back in a pre-season match against Newcastle Town , which ruled him out for the first three months of the 2005–06 . Once he recovered from his injury Sweeney went on to play 20 times scoring once on the final day of the season against Brighton & Hove Albion . He scored against Luton Town in a 2–2 draw early in the 2006–07 season but soon lost his place in the side and joined Yeovil Town on loan in January 2007 . He played eight times for the Golvers before returning to Stoke in April 2007 . On 22 November 2007 he signed a two-month loan deal at Walsall where he made seven appearances . Leeds United . Early in the January 2008 transfer window Stoke accepted an undisclosed bid for the midfielder from Leeds United , with whom he swiftly agreed personally terms , and it was announced that he would sign , subject to a medical the following week . He finalised the move on 10 January , joining the club on a two–and–a–half–year deal . Despite starting in the last few games of Dennis Wise reign as Leeds manager , including making his debut away to Crewe and providing the assist for Jermaine Beckfords winning header , Sweeney failed to establish himself under managers Gary McAllister and Simon Grayson . Grimsby Town . Sweeney made a loan move in March 2009 to Grimsby Town , signing with Grimsby until the end of the season , along with Bradford City forward Barry Conlon and fellow Leeds player Jonathan Lund . Sweeney went on to be part of a Grimsby side that would make a late surge in the league , and that would eventually stave off the threat of relegation from the Football League . Following the close of the 2008–2009 season and the end of his loan spell , he was released from his contract at Leeds , following a one and a half year spell at the Yorkshire club . On 3 July 2009 , after much speculation , Sweeney re–signed for The Mariners , on a two–year deal . He scored his first goal for the club against Rotherham United in a 2–1 defeat at home . Sweeney then managed to score a superb volley against his former club Leeds , in the third round of the Football League Trophy at Elland Road . A corner resulted in Leeds keeper Casper Ankergren punching the ball out too Sweeney , who smashed in a left foot volley from the edge of the area , that crashed in off the under side of the cross bar . However Grimsby went on to lose the game 3–1 . On 18 December , Sweeney scored another spectacular goal after hitting a dipping volley from the edge of the in a 1–1 home draw with Morecambe . Sweeney continued to hold down a position in the centre of midfield throughout the 09/10 season . On 12 May 2010 , Sweeney was one of seven players placed on the transfer list by Grimsby manager Neil Woods after their relegation from the football league . Bury . Sweeney joined Bury on 25 June 2010 signing a two–year deal . Despite failing to hold down a regular starting place for The Shakers during the 2010–11 season , Sweeney performed consistently when called upon by manager Alan Knill . Following Knills departure , Sweeney entered the fold under Richie Barker following suspensions and injuries to regular midfield duo Damien Mozika and Steven Schumacher eventually helping the club to earn promotion from League Two . Sweeney made 41 appearances in League One , scoring 4 goals during the 2011–12 season and made 21 appearances , scoring 1 goal , in all competitions during the 2012–13 season for Bury before being sold to AFC Wimbledon on 8 January 2013 . During his time at Bury , Sweeney made a total of 95 appearances , which is the most games he has ever played for one club . AFC Wimbledon . On 8 January 2013 Sweeney signed for League Two side AFC Wimbledon for a free transfer . After only seven appearances for The Dons , Sweeney suffered a broken foot in a game against Northampton Town on 19 February 2013 at The Cherry Red Records Stadium . The injury put him out of action for the remainder of the 2012–2013 season . He returned during AFC Wimbledons 2013–2014 pre–season campaign , scoring in a behind closed doors game against Gillingham on 2 July 2013 that ended 2–1 to The Gills . Sweeney came on as a substitute for Harry Pell in AFC Wimbledons next friendly game against Dartford on 6 July 2013 at Princes Park , the game ended 2–2 . Dartford . In August 2014 , he signed for Conference Premier side Dartford on a one-year contract . In May 2015 , Sweeney was released by the club following relegation to the National League South and the expiration of his contract . Later career . Following his release from Dartford Sweeney joined Greenwich Borough in June 2015 . Coaching career . In October 2017 , Sweeney moved to Glebe as to take on the role of assistant manager , working with Anwar Uddin . He was appointed manager in January 2019 , but resigned in September the same year . Controversies . In May 2019 , Sweeneys former Grimsby Town team mate Paul Linwood appeared on the I Had Trials Once podcast on Spotify , in the interview he spoke about his time at the club during the 2009–10 season . Linwood went on to explain that the team was full of alcoholics and spoke of instances where the drinking culture at the club got out of hand . Speaking of Sweeney , Linwood said You’d finish training , Adam Proudlock on the Whatsapp group would say “lads , I’m just having a pint at the Laceby Arms” , and the whole squad would be in there . 15 pints , easy . It was the only pub we could get away with it . It was in a tiny little village , and we were dead inconspicuous – we used to go in our kits ! Even I turned round one day and said “this has gone too far.” We’d had a Monday session – straight after training , we finished boozing about five that morning , and then we were in for training at nine the next day . Adam Proudlock and Peter Sweeney came to pick us up , and both were just the most unbelievable players who had just tossed it off at this point . Those two came to pick me up after a session , and we were drinking cans of Fosters on the way to training , which is out of order because I f***ing hate Fosters ! Grimsby Town would go on to finish 23rd in League Two and were relegated from the Football League for the first time in their 122 year history . Honours . Millwall - FA Cup runner-up : 2003–04 Stoke City - Football League Championship runner–up : 2007–08 Bury - Football League Two runner–up : 2010–11 External links . - Scotland U21 profile at Fitbastats - Scotland B profile at Fitbastats