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Darren Ambrose was born on February 29, 37 years old in Harlow, England. He also made ten appearances for the England under side scoring twice. Read full biography. Darren Ambrose was born on the 29th of February , which was a Wednesday.

He will be turning 38 in only days from today 12 November, People Darren Ambrose. Darren Ambrose. Darren Ambrose, English association football player. When is Ambrose's next birthday? He was loaned to Greek Superleague side Apollon Smyrni in January , where he scored six goals in eleven outings.

Ambrose was released by Birmingham in the summer of , before he rejoined Ipswich on a permanent basis following a trial. He made just eight appearances for his boyhood club before being released the following summer.

After signing for Newcastle United on 24 March , Ambrose had to wait until the final game of the season to make his debut for the first-team. Replacing Nolberto Solano in the 76th minute, Ambrose helped his side to a 2—2 draw against relegated West Bromwich Albion on 11 May After making 37 appearances across the season and scoring eleven goals, Ambrose was sold to Newcastle United on 24 March Ipswich were relegated from the Premiership the same season, but this allowed Ambrose a place in the starting line-up for their opening First Division fixture of the —03 season against Walsall on 10 August He scored on what was his first start for the club with the opening goal after 37 minutes.

Ambrose has represented England at under and under level, scoring two goals in ten appearances between and for the unders, and scoring one goal in four games for the unders at the Toulon Tournament.

With Bobby Robson sacked by Newcastle at the end of August , Ambrose found first-team opportunities limited during the early stages of the season. He scored his fourth Newcastle goal on 31 October during a 2—1 defeat to Bolton Wanderers. Ambrose made his Charlton debut on 13 August when they defeated Sunderland 3—1 at the Stadium of Light. However, despite the win, Ambrose was sent off after 55 minutes for a lunge on Sunderland defender Stephen Wright.

He scored his first goal for the club in only his third game on 22 October with an equalising goal during a 2—1 win at Portsmouth. He scored three further goals over the course of the season, going on to make 33 appearances. Darren Ranked on the list of most popular Association Football Player. Also ranked in the elit list of famous celebrity born in United Kingdom. Darren Ambrose celebrates birthday on February 29 of every year. Ambrose made a goalscoring debut for the England under side during the Toulon Tournament.

He also appeared in a 3—0 defeat to South Korea on 6 June, a 5—4 penalty shoot-out defeat to France following a 0—0 stalemate on 8 June, and in a 1—1 draw with Mexico, which England won 3—2 on penalties on 10 June to finish third in the competition.

With Wednesday requiring a win to stay up, Palace needed to draw or win to guarantee safety, having been deducted ten points for entering administration. With the scores at 1—1, Ambrose struck in the 63rd minute for his 20th goal of the season to hand Palace a two-goal buffer. Wednesday responded but Palace held on for a 2—2 draw and survived, while Wednesday were relegated. Ambrose made 53 appearances during the season. Ambrose was released by Birmingham at the end of the —14 season, after a successful loan spell at Apollon Smyrni despite the side being relegated from the Greek Superleague.

He began training with League One club Colchester United in July , including playing in a pre-season friendly against his former club Ipswich Town. He scored on his competitive debut for the club in their 5—1 League Cup win over Barnet on 14 August, and kept his place for the opening match of the —13 league season in a 1—1 draw with his former club Charlton. Ambrose labelled his contribution to a poor team display during a 5—0 home defeat by Barnsley in September as "the worst performance of my career".

After assisting five goals in five games, a series of niggling injuries, including a sickness bug and a problematic knee, kept Ambrose out of contention. Following the defeat to Barnsley, he made just two further appearances all season.

The long-range goal was the first in an eventual 2—1 win by Crystal Palace over Manchester United, and was said by Gary Neville to be the best goal scored at Old Trafford. With speculation surrounding his future at the club after being linked to Queens Park Rangers, Ambrose signed a new three-year contract with Crystal Palace on 26 July after it was announced that his former manager at Ipswich George Burley had been brought into the club.

Ambrose opened his goalscoring account in the first game of the —11 season, scoring Palace's second goal in a 3—2 win over Leicester City. However, under new Burley, Ambrose found his chances limited, making just eleven appearances between the start of the season and Burley's dismissal on New Year's Day He had scored three goals in this time.

Under new manager Dougie Freedman, he returned to the starting line-up, making a further 18 appearances and scoring three goals. With his contract set to expire on 1 July , Ambrose agreed to join Charlton's south London rivals Crystal Palace on a free transfer, signing a two-year deal. Ambrose missed the beginning of the —09 season after undergoing a hip operation.

He made eleven appearances in the early stages of the season, but was made available for loan in order to bring in other reinforcements with the club in financial difficulty. Ambrose rejoined Ipswich Town on 11 November on loan until 2 January after being made available for loan by Charlton manager Alan Pardew. He made his second debut for Ipswich on 15 November as a second-half substitute during a 1—0 defeat to Doncaster Rovers.

After nine games with the Blues, Ambrose returned to action with his parent club. In his second season with the club, he made 30 appearances and scored three goals, but the club were relegated from the Premiership in 19th position. Ambrose remained with the club in the Championship, making 42 appearances and scored nine goals, including braces against his boyhood club Ipswich Town on 8 December and two in two minutes in a 5—3 defeat to Blackpool on 23 February Ambrose made his final England appearance in the European Under Championship qualifier against Moldova on 15 August at his former club Ipswich Town's home ground Portman Road.

England drew the game 2—2. After finding first-team chances hard to come by, Ambrose joined Charlton Athletic for an undisclosed fee on 8 July after Charlton had "made an offer that matches our valuation of the player" according to Newcastle chairman Freddy Shepherd. Ambrose made his Charlton debut on 13 August when they defeated Sunderland 3—1 at the Stadium of Light. However, despite the win, Ambrose was sent off after 55 minutes for a lunge on Sunderland defender Stephen Wright.

He scored his first goal for the club in only his third game on 22 October with an equalising goal during a 2—1 win at Portsmouth. He scored three further goals over the course of the season, going on to make 33 appearances. Ambrose made a goalscoring debut for the England under side during the Toulon Tournament. He scored England's first goal during their 2—0 win against their Tunisian counterparts on 2 June He also appeared in a 3—0 defeat to South Korea on 6 June, a 5—4 penalty shoot-out defeat to France following a 0—0 stalemate on 8 June, and in a 1—1 draw with Mexico, which England won 3—2 on penalties on 10 June to finish third in the competition.

Ambrose played his first competitive England under game on 29 March in England's European Under Championship qualifier against Azerbaijan at the Riverside Stadium. England won the match 2—0. He scored his first goal for England at under level following his appearances in the under Toulon Tournament in June with the only goal of the game against Denmark on 16 August.