Famous People with Name Marcus

Marcus Lindberg            Origin/Culture/Country: Swedish

Marcus Lindberg: a Swedish footballer, currently playing for Kalmar FF.

Marcus Olsson            Origin/Culture/Country: Swedish

Marcus Olsson: a Swedish football player who plays midfielder for Halmstads BK. Seen as a talented offensive midfielder, Marcus started his career in Högaborgs BK, who are known for players like Henrik Larsson, in 2008 he signed a contract with Halmstads BK, he was also wanted by Helsingborgs IF and Landskrona BoIS. He have mainly played as left winger after the departure of Martin Fribrock to Esbjerg fB.

Marcus Pode            Origin/Culture/Country: Swedish

Marcus Pode: a Swedish professional football forward, who currently plays for the Danish Superliga side FC Nordsjælland.

Marcus Sahlman            Origin/Culture/Country: Swedish

Marcus Sahlman: a Swedish football player, who plays goalkeeper for Trelleborgs FF on loan from Halmstads BK, he will as of 1 January 2009 represent Tromsø IL.He was third-keeper during Håkan Svenssons time in the club, but when Håkan left for AIK he took the step up in to the first team as second, he made his debut in 2004 in a away game against Malmö FF but as forward instead of goalkeeper[1], durring 2006 season he played about half of the league matches and Conny Johansson played the rest. When Magnus Bahne arrived in 2007, Marcus demanded to be put on the transfer list since he wanted to play first team football,

Marcus Tudgay            Origin/Culture/Country: English

Marcus Tudgay: is an English football player who plays for Sheffield Wednesday in the second tier of English football, The Championship. He is a striker.Marcus Tudgay was born in Shoreham, Sussex. He came through the ranks at Derby County and made his senior debut in August 2002. His final Rams goal came against Sheffield Wednesday at Hillsborough in November 2005.

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]