Mark Jamieson Profile and Player Statistics

Mark Jamieson

First name:	Mark
Last name:	Jamieson
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Football Career Transfers and Statistics

We are going to show you the list of football clubs and seasons in which Mark Jamieson has played. It includes the total number of appearance (caps), substitution details, goals, yellow and red cards stats.

Competition	Season	Football Club
WC Qualification Oceania	2006	Cook Islands	1	0	0	0	0	1	0

Mark Jamieson has played in the following competitions and football tournaments.

Now showing: WC Qualification Oceania

Date	Home	Score	Away	HT
17/05/2004	New Caledonia	8 - 0	Cook Islands	6-0	H2H	+
P. Wajoka 3'		1 - 0
Michel Hmaé 20'		2 - 0
Ramon Djamali 25'		3 - 0
			30' David Norman Angene
Jose Hmae 35'		4 - 0
Michel Hmaé 40'		5 - 0
Michel Hmaé 42'		6 - 0
			46' Victor Samuel
			46' P. Van Eijk
Ramon Djamali 46'
Robert Kaumé 46'
P. Wajoka 46'
Paul Poatinda 46'
Michel Hmaé 52'		7 - 0
			60' Adrian Shepherd
			60' Geoffrey Strickland
			60' Teariki Mateariki
			60' Geongsa Tisam
Robert Wadriako 70'
Jacques Dahoté 70'
			74' Mark Jamieson
Michel Hmaé 85'		8 - 0

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