Parker factfile

We look back at Scott Parker's career after he picked up the Footballer of the Year prize.

Scott Parker has enjoyed a wonderful season at the centre of the West Ham midfield. We look at his career. 1980: Born October 13 in Lambeth. 1993: First comes to national attention as a ball-juggling 13-year-old in an advertisement for McDonald's. 1997: August - Signs professional terms with Charlton. December - Makes his league debut for Charlton at the age of 17 in a 4-1 defeat at Sheffield United. Booked despite only playing for the final 19 minutes of the match. 1998-99: Makes just four Premier League appearances as the Addicks make an instant return to Division One. 2000: March - Scores his first goal at senior level, netting the winner as Charlton beat QPR 2-1, having signed a new four-year contract with the club earlier in the month. May 7 - Claims a First Division title winners' medal as Charlton return to the Premiership. October 31 - Moves to Norwich on loan, making six league appearances and scoring one goal before returning to The Valley a month later. 2002: May - Booked nine times and sent off once for Charlton and also represents England at Under-21 level at the European Championships. December - Scores an incredible solo goal in the last minute as Charlton overturn a 1-0 deficit to beat Leeds 2-1 at Elland Road. 2003: January - Bags a brace as Charlton beat West Ham 4-2 at The Valley. February - Called into the senior England squad for the first time for the friendly against Australia, though he does not play as an experimental England team lose 3-1 at Upton Park. November - Makes England debut in 3-2 defeat by Denmark at Old Trafford, coming on as a 66th-minute substitute. 2004: January - Completes £10million move to Chelsea. April - Named PFA young player of the year. Makes 11 Premiership appearances for Chelsea as the Blues finish second under boss Claudio Ranieri, who is replaced by Jose Mourinho. 2005: December 18 - Makes only four Premiership appearances for Chelsea in first half of season - including one start - before breaking bone in his foot after coming on as substitute at Norwich. March 8 - An unused substitute for the Champions League last-16 second-leg tie against Barcelona, he later suffers a relapse in his comeback from injury and misses rest of season as Chelsea win league. June 15: Joins Newcastle in a £6.5million transfer on five-year contract. September 15 - Sent off for two bookable offences in Premiership match against Fulham. 2006: March - Ruled out for rest of 2005-06 season with glandular fever. August - Scores in 2-1 win over Wigan in first game of new season. September - Scores against Fulham but is visibly upset after a challenge on Jimmy Bullard that left his opponent with a dislocated knee. October - Wins third England cap in 2-0 Euro 2008 qualifying defeat by Croatia in Zagreb. 2007: May - Misses last game of the season after undergoing hernia operation. Finishes the campaign with four goals and 10 yellow cards for his club. June 6 - Joins West Ham for £7million, signing a five-year deal with the club. 2009: May - Named Hammer of the Year after being voted West Ham's player of the month three times in succession: in January, February and March. 2010: May - Wins Hammer of the Year for second season running. June - Called up to Fabio Capello's 30-man provisional