A quick look in numbers at the career to date of Wanderers' latest signing
Following confirmation of Mark Howard's move to Bolton Wanderers on Wednesday, bwfc.co.uk take a look at the goalkeeper's career in numbers.
0 – Starting his career with Arsenal, Howard failed to make a senior appearance during his time with the Gunners but was on the bench for their 2005 Community Shield clash with Chelsea
4 – During his time at Sheffield United the goalkeeper helped the Blades reach the FA Cup semi-finals in 2013/14 as well as both the Capital One Cup and League One Play-Off semi-finals in 2014/15. He also reached the Scottish FA Cup semi-finals with St Mirren in 2008/09
4.5 – First choice for the majority of his time at Bramall Lane, the number of seasons he spent with his former club
8 – The number of clean sheets he kept in a row between February and March 2014 – a Sheffield United club record
19 – Howard’s age when he made his professional debut when on loan with Falkirk against Hearts in March 2006
29 – The shot-stopper is 29-years-old having been born on September 21 1986
66 – How many clean sheets in total Howard has kept throughout his career, having turned out for Falkirk, Cardiff City, St Mirren, Aberdeen, Blackpool and Sheffield United, with 40 of them coming for the Blades
104 – The total number of appearances he made during his time with Sheffield United
181 – Howard has made 181 appearances in his career to date, enjoying his most successful spells with St Mirren and Sheffield United