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'''Alan Shearer''', born in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne in 1970 is a former English [[soccer]] player and current soccer pundit for [[BBC]] television. He is Newcastle United's all-time top goalscorer and sixth in the all-time list of top goalscorers for the England national team. During his career Shearer became famous for his trademark understated goal celebration, celebrating each goal by simply running with one arm in the air in contrast to the more exuberant celebrations of other players of the period.
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'''Alan Shearer''', born in Newcastle upon Tyne in 1970 is a former English [[soccer]] player and current soccer pundit for [[BBC]] television. He is Newcastle United's all-time top goalscorer and sixth in the all-time list of top goalscorers for the England national team. During his career Shearer became famous for his trademark understated goal celebration, celebrating each goal by simply running with one arm in the air in contrast to the more exuberant celebrations of other players of the period.
    
He scored a hat-trick in his first ever professional game for Southampton against Arsenal in 1989. He joined a promoted Blackburn Rovers in 1992 and won them the title in 1995. He left for a record fee of £15million In 1997 when joined Newcastle where he beat Jackie Milburn's record as the best goal-scorer in their history (202) in 2006. He retired at the end of that season. Briefly in 2009 he managed Newcastle but they were relegated from the Premier League.
 
He scored a hat-trick in his first ever professional game for Southampton against Arsenal in 1989. He joined a promoted Blackburn Rovers in 1992 and won them the title in 1995. He left for a record fee of £15million In 1997 when joined Newcastle where he beat Jackie Milburn's record as the best goal-scorer in their history (202) in 2006. He retired at the end of that season. Briefly in 2009 he managed Newcastle but they were relegated from the Premier League.
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