Famous People with Name Marcus

Marcus Glenroy Richardson            Origin/Culture/Country: British

Marcus Glenroy Richardson: is an English footballer, currently playing with Farnborough F.C. whom he joined from Bury in October 2007. He is a forward who usually plays in the target man role, and is much-travelled, having continually changed clubs in recent years.

Marcus Nilsson            Origin/Culture/Country: Swedish

Marcus Nilsson: a Swedish footballer, currently representing Helsingborgs IF.

Marcus Thomas J. Hall            Origin/Culture/Country: British

Marcus Thomas J. Hall: is a football player, who currently plays for Coventry City.Hall has played for Coventry City for most of his career, coming through the ranks to make his debut in 1994. He left the club briefly for Nottingham Forest and Southampton in the 2002–03 season; however, he played only one game for Forest, and none for the Saints.

Marcus Christian Allbäck            Origin/Culture/Country: Swedish

Marcus Christian Allbäck: a Swedish footballer, who currently plays for Örgryte IS. He is a well-travelled striker known for his sharp finishing ability.Allbäck started his professional career with Örgryte IS. He then proceeded to have two modest stints abroad, with Lyngby Boldklub and A.S. Bari, before rejoining his first club.From 2000-04, he would play two seasons each, with moderate individual success, with SC Heerenveen and Aston Villa, respectively, joining Hansa Rostock in 2004-05.

Marcus Andreasson            Origin/Culture/Country: Swedish

Marcus Andreasson: a Liberian-born Swedish footballer. He currently plays for Molde FK. He previously has played for Swedish clubs Kalmar FF and Östers IF, English club Bristol Rovers, and Norwegian club Bryne FK.

Gill Marcus            Origin/Culture/Country: African

Gill Marcus: is the Governor of the South African Reserve Bank. She succeeded Tito Mboweni on 9 November 2009, and is the ninth governor and the first woman to hold the position.[1]She was elected as a Member of Parliament in 1994 and became Deputy Minister of Finance in the Government of National Unity of Nelson Mandela from 1996 to 1999, serving under Trevor Manuel.[6] In 1999 she became Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank under Tito Mboweni. She held the post for 5 years but left due to personality clash with Mboweni.[3][7]