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David PrattEnglish footballer, member of Chippenham Town Football Club, midfielder.
Date of Birth: 13.07.1987
Country:  Great Britain |
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David Pratt: The Infamous Record-Breaker
Early Life and CareerDavid Pratt was born in England on July 13, 1987. From a young age, he developed a passion for sports, particularly football. Despite initially training as a plumber, his love for football persisted. Pratt eventually sought professional coaching and quickly made significant strides.
Rise to Fame
David Pratt burst onto the English football scene on December 27, 2008. Playing for Chippenham Town against Bashley, Pratt etched his name into football history with a remarkable achievement. Just three seconds after the match commenced, he received a red card.
The World Record
The expulsion from the field in such an unprecedented manner became a global phenomenon. Pratt's foul on Bashley's Chris Knowles just seconds after the kickoff set an unfortunate world record.
Reaction to Infamy
Immediately following the match, Pratt expressed his bewilderment and dismay at his instant dismissal. He acknowledged the worldwide notoriety that came with it but remained unconcerned.
Legacy
David Pratt's infamous red card eclipsed the previous record held by Giuseppe Lorenzo of Bologna. In 1990, Lorenzo was sent off ten seconds into a match. Pratt's record-breaking performance has left an enduring legacy in the sport, with the question of who will break it remaining unanswered.
