Famous People with Name Sam

Sam Ashton            Origin/Culture/Country: British

Sam Ashton: is an English footballer who currently plays as a goalkeeper for English non-league side F.C. United of Manchester.Ashton began his professional football career at Bolton Wanderers and, on 7 January 2006, was named as the substitute keeper for Bolton's FA Cup Third Round tie against Watford. However, he came on for the last few minutes of the match as a striker, replacing Jared Borgetti.

Sam Hurrell            Origin/Culture/Country: British

Sam Hurrell: is an English footballer who is currently unattached. He grew up in Ickenham and attended Vyners School. He played for North Greenford United from 2003 - 2005.Hurrell was the Series 1 winner of the Football Icon competition on Sky One in 2005, which earned him a professional contract with Chelsea. He played for Chelsea's youth team, and he made a couple of appearances for the reserves. He also played in the 2006 Milk Cup.

Sam McMahon            Origin/Culture/Country: British

Sam McMahon: is a football (soccer) midfielder, who plays for Stamford. He started his career with Leicester City in 1994, but was on the fringes of the first team and then had a brief spell with Cambridge United in 1999, before signing for Stevenage Borough, where his stay was marred by injuries and he was released in 2003.

Sam Mullarkey            Origin/Culture/Country: British

Sam Mullarkey: is an English born professional footballer currently playing for Lincoln City.Sam started off his career at Nottingham Forest as a trainee, however was released without making a first team appearance. Shortly after Sam joined hometown side Lincoln United of the Northern Premier League.

Sam Terry Page            Origin/Culture/Country: British

Sam Terry Page: is an English footballer, currently playing for Hendon on loan from Milton Keynes Dons.Page started his career with Milton Keynes Dons in November 2006 and made his debut for the team against Brighton & Hove Albion, in which he scored their goal in a 4–1 defeat.