André Boucaud (born 10 October 1984 in Enfield, England) is an English born Trinidad and Tobagonian football creative midfielder currently playing for Blue Square Premier side Kettering Town.

[edit] Career

As a youngster Boucaud was part of the youth systems at English Premiership side Tottenham Hotspur. Eventually he moved to Queens Park Rangers, before joining English Championship side Reading.

Eventually André was loaned out to Peterborough United. He made his move permanent when first team chances proved limited at Reading. Another short loan stint, this time at Aldershot Town proved unsuccessful, and André returned to Peterborough. André was released that summer, and quickly joined then Conference North team, Kettering Town where he made 50 appearances and scored 5 goals. André's highly successful stint earned him interest from several football league clubs, and he eventually joined Wycombe Wanderers after a highly impressive pre-season trial.^[1]

After making only 10 appearances in 2007-2008, Boucaud failed to earn a contract extension, and was released by Wycombe. He re-joined Blue Square Premier club Kettering Town in August 2008.^[2]

In March 2009, Andre committed his immediate future to Kettering Town^[3]

[edit] International career

Although born in Enfield, Andre qualifies to play for the national side of Trinidad & Tobago.

Boucaud has earned six impressive caps for his national team, making his debut in an international friendly against Iraq.

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Andre Boucaud career stats at Soccerbase
• Kettering Town Official site
• Kettering Profile
• Andre joins Adams family
• Boucaud leaves Wycombe
• Profile on Sky Sports
• Posh land Royals starlet
• Boucaud returns to Reading
• Fry wants young Royal
• Royals release duo
• Posh land Boucaud
• Boucaud makes his mark
• Boucaud joins Wycombe