Player Name: Mike Marsh

Nationality: Republic of Ireland

Position: Midfielder / Winger

Clubs (notable):

• Southend United
• Other clubs (career included stints at several English clubs — Marsh is best known for earlier spells with Liverpool and other sides before/after Southend)

Career overview:

• Mike Marsh (born 26 December 1969) is an English-born footballer who represented the Republic of Ireland at youth/international level through eligibility links. He was primarily a winger/midfielder known for good crossing and set-piece ability.
• Marsh began his professional career at Liverpool, where he was part of the squad in the late 1980s and early 1990s, winning domestic and European honours as a squad player. He later moved to clubs including West Ham United, Coventry City, Crewe Alexandra, Sheffield United, and Southend United among others.
• His spell at Southend United came later in his playing career; he made a modest number of appearances for the club in the lower divisions of the English Football League.
• After retiring as a player, Marsh moved into coaching and youth development roles, including work in the United States as a coach.

Notable honours:

• Part of Liverpool squads that won major honours in the late 1980s / early 1990s (league title and FA Cup squads, and the 1989–90 etc. era) — often as a squad/backup player rather than a regular starter.

Notes & sources:

• There can be confusion because multiple players share similar names; this summary refers to Michael “Mike” Marsh (b. 1969) associated with Liverpool and later lower-league clubs including Southend United.
• For match-by-match appearance and exact statistics at Southend United (years, appearances, goals), consult club records, historical databases such as Soccerbase, Transfermarkt, or the club’s official archives for precise figures.