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In 1995,The Daggers beat Bath City 1-0 at Home in the GM Vauxhall Conference  In 1997,The Daggers beat Dulwich Hamlet 2-0  Away in the ICIS League Premier  In 2000,The Daggers beat Hampton & Richmond Borough 3-2  Away in the Ryman League Premier  In 2006,The Daggers beat Kidderminster Harriers 3-0 at Home in the Nationwide Conference  In 2011,The Daggers lost 0-1 to Plymouth Argyle at Home in the NPower League One  In 2017,The Daggers beat Wrexham 1-0  Away in the Vanarama National League  In 2019,The Daggers lost 0-2 to Braintree Town Away in the Vanarama National League

Player Profile - Mark Stein Date Signed : 1 August 2001 Signed From : Luton Town Cost : Free Transfer Date of Birth : 28 January 1966 Height : 5'6" Place of Birth : Cape Town, South Africa Position : Forward Nationality : English Terrace Nickname : Steino Previous Clubs : Luton Town, Aldershot, Queens Park rangers, Oxford United, Stoke City, Chelsea, Ipswich, Bournemouth Games/goals (to end 2002/03) : 83 / 47 Career History Signed prior to the 2001/02 season on a free transfer from 3rd Division side, Luton Town, Mark is a fast and powerful forward with experience at the highest level. Starting his career as a junior at (then 1st Division) Luton Town in 1983, he spent 5 seasons with the Hatters, only interrupted by a brief loan spell at Aldershot Town. In 1988, he moved to Queens Park Rangers for £300,000 before transferring to Oxford United in 1989. A loan spell at Stoke City in September 1991 was made permanent in the November with a £100,000 fee. In 1993 though, Mark really made it when he was signed by Premiership Chelsea for £1.5million. In his first season for the Club, he netted 13 times in 18 appearances. In total, he scored 25 goals in 58 starts for the Blues. During his time at Stamford Bridge, he had a two month spell back at Stoke City, scoring 4 goals in 11 appearances. He also had loan spells at Ipswich Town and Bournemouth before joining the South Coast club permanently in 1998 on a free transfer. Mark returned to Luton in July 2000 but failed to regain his form that had made him a favourite at Kenilworth Road and he moved to the Daggers in time for the 2001/02 campaign. During the 2001/02 season, he was the Daggers' top scorer and second highest scorer in the Conference. He also became a firm favourite with the Victoria Road faithful. After a slow start due to a number of niggley injuries in 2002/03 he ended the season top scorer again and scored three times in the end of season play off, including in the final at Stoke City. A more in depth record of Mark Stein's career can be found here. Mark celebrates with Steve McGavin and Paul Terry during the Leigh RMI match Mark during the Telford match Mark during the Telford match Mark races for the ball at Farnborough Mark at Farnborough Mark in goalmouth action in the Nuneaton Borough match Mark and a Nuneaton Borough defender Mark takes a penalty against Burton Albion Mark celebrates with Junior McDougald having scored against Burton Albion Mark on the ball against Burton Albion Mark before the Forest Green Rovers match Mark in action at Basingstoke Mark races through at Basingstoke Return To Squad Listing