Name: Alan Stubbs

Nationality: England

Position: Centre-back / Defender

Notable clubs (selected):

• Bolton Wanderers (played 1992–1996)
• Derby County (1996–1999)
• Celtic (1999–2006)
• Everton (2006–2009)
• Sunderland (loan, 2009)

Bolton Wanderers details:

• Joined Bolton Wanderers as a young professional and made his senior breakthrough there in the early 1990s.
• Appearances for Bolton: Stubbs made over 150 appearances for Bolton's youth and reserve setup before moving on; his first-team breakthrough came at Bolton where he developed as a central defender prior to his transfer to Derby County in 1996.

Career highlights:

• Prominent spell at Celtic where he won multiple Scottish Premier League titles and Scottish Cups.
• Regular starter for Everton in the mid-2000s, noted for aerial strength, tackling and leadership.
• England youth and under-21 involvement; gained recognition at club level though had limited senior England caps.

Post-playing career:

• Moved into coaching and management after retiring as a player, including managerial roles at clubs such as Hibernian and Rotherham United.

Birthdate: 6 May 1971

Notes: Alan Stubbs is best known for his strong defensive work, leadership on the pitch, and successful period at Celtic. The exact number of appearances and goals for Bolton's first team in the early part of his career is limited because he left for Derby County after establishing himself as a promising young defender; detailed season-by-season statistics can be provided if required.