Tim Howard

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Tim Howard is an American former professional soccer goalkeeper best known for his long career with the U.S. Men’s National Team and clubs including Everton in the English Premier League.

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instanceOf association football player
goalkeeper
human
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1979-03-06
diagnosedWith Tourette syndrome NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Black Americans
surface form: African American
familyName Howard NERFINISHED
fullName Timothy Matthew Howard NERFINISHED
gender male
givenName Timothy NERFINISHED
hasRole goalkeeper
hasWon FA Cup (with Manchester United) NERFINISHED
League Cup (with Manchester United) NERFINISHED
languageSpoken English
leagueParticipatedIn Major League Soccer
Premier League NERFINISHED
memberOfSportsTeam Colorado Rapids NERFINISHED
Everton F.C. NERFINISHED
Manchester United F.C. NERFINISHED
MetroStars NERFINISHED
United States men’s national soccer team NERFINISHED
nationalTeam United States men’s national soccer team NERFINISHED
nationalTeamDebut 2002
notableFor record number of saves in a single FIFA World Cup match for the United States in 2014
notableWork performance for the United States vs Belgium at the 2014 FIFA World Cup
numberOfInternationalCaps 100+
occupation football player
sports commentator
participatedIn 2006 FIFA World Cup NERFINISHED
2010 FIFA World Cup NERFINISHED
2014 FIFA World Cup NERFINISHED
CONCACAF Gold Cup NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth North Brunswick, New Jersey, United States NERFINISHED
playedFor Colorado Rapids NERFINISHED
Everton F.C. NERFINISHED
Manchester United F.C. NERFINISHED
MetroStars NERFINISHED
New York/New Jersey MetroStars NERFINISHED
United States men’s national soccer team NERFINISHED
playedIn English Premier League NERFINISHED
Major League Soccer NERFINISHED
positionPlayed goalkeeper
religion Christianity
residence United States of America
surface form: United States
retiredFromProfessionalSport association football
shirtNumber 1
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sport association football

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