Question: What key details about byron stevenson can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: william byron stevenson -lrb- 7 september 1956 -- 6 september 2007 -rrb- was a welsh international footballer . stevenson played for leeds united , birmingham city and bristol rovers . he started his career at leeds united in 1972 , who were then one of the forces in european club football . originally thought of as a potential replacement for either jack charlton or norman hunter as the don revie leeds team started to break up . stevenson had to wait until april 1976 before he got anything like a run of games when he made six successive league appearances replacing paul reaney at right back . he had a good run at centre half in 1979 and in midfield in 1981 making a total of 95 appearances . in 1981 a swap deal saw him move to birmingham city where he played over 100 times . he joined bristol rovers in 1985 , but decided to retire the following summer aged 29 , after struggling with injuries . following his retirement from football , byron became the landlord of the new inn public house on elland road , churwell , leeds , which had been managed by another leeds united and wales international legend john charles years earlier . stevenson died of throat cancer in september 2007 -- one day before what would have been his 51st birthday .
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- clubs is leeds united birmingham city bristol rovers- caps is 95 74 31- position is defender , midfielder- nationalcaps is 15- years is 1972-1975 1981-1985 1985-1986- height is 185 cm- nationalyears is 1978-1982- death date is 6 september 2007- youthclubs is leeds united- nationalgoals is 0- youthyears is 1972-1975- birth date is 7 september 1956- fullname is william byron stevenson- name is byron stevenson- nationalteam is wales- birth place is llanelli , wales- goals is 4 3 3