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Greg Ion
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Career & Clubs
Post-playing career
Ion was soccer marketer for Adidas and is Program Director of their ESP youth program. He currently runs his own marketing company.[1] He has also been Administrative Director of Club Development with youth soccer club Washington Premier Football Club, in Tacoma, Washington. He is a USSF A licensed coach. Greg has three daughters Kelsey, Claire and Katelynn.
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- Los Angeles Lazers (1984–1987)
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- Montreal Manic (1983–1983)
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- Tacoma Stars (1990–1992)
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- Chicago Sting (1987–1988)
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- Kansas City Comets (1988–1990)
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- Portland Timbers (1981–1982)
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- Tulsa Roughnecks (1984–1984)
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- Minnesota Strikers (1987–1987)
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- Vancouver Whitecaps (1987–1987)
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- Vancouver Whitecaps (1989–1989)
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- Canadian men's national soccer team (1983–1988)
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- Portland Timbers (1982–1982)
Clubs
- Portland Timbers1981–1982
- Portland Timbers1982–1982
- Canadian men's national soccer team1983–1988
- Montreal Manic1983–1983
- Los Angeles Lazers1984–1987
- Tulsa Roughnecks1984–1984
- Chicago Sting1987–1988
- Minnesota Strikers1987–1987
- Vancouver Whitecaps1987–1987
- Kansas City Comets1988–1990
- Vancouver Whitecaps1989–1989
- Tacoma Stars1990–1992
Played together with
Aaron LongPortland Timbers · 2014–2014
Adam Larsen KwaraseyPortland Timbers · 2015
Alan GordonPortland Timbers · 2003–2004- Alan GordonPortland Timbers · 2006–2006
Alvas PowellPortland Timbers · 2013–2014- Alvas PowellPortland Timbers · 2015–2018
Andrés FloresPortland Timbers · 2018
Arturo ÁlvarezPortland Timbers · 2010–2010
Bill TuilomaPortland Timbers · 2017–2023
Bright DikePortland Timbers · 2011–2013
Chris SeitzPortland Timbers · 2009–2009
Darlington NagbePortland Timbers · 2011–2017
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Extract from Wikipedia
Gregory Stewart Ion is a Canadian retired soccer midfielder.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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