Darren Blewitt
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Darren Blewitt (born September 3, 1985) is an English defender who plays for Billericay Town FC.
A local lad who has been on West Ham's books since 1997. Darren is a strong tackling defender and, having proved his consistency in the reserve team for a couple of seasons, was promoted to the first-team squad in the summer of 2004. He aimed to work even harder in 2004/05 to make an impression on manager Alan Pardew, and gained useful first-team experience by going out on loan to Swindon Town F.C. early in the season. He was also on loan at Hereford United F.C. in the 2005/06 season where he made 11 appearances. In 2006 Blewitt secured a big money move to Local rivals Billericay Town, Blewitt confirmed that the offer of a move to Billericay was just to good to turn down. Since his move to New Lodge Blewwit has won support of the fans with his spirited performances and good technique on the ball. He's settled in well with his fellow players, and after training he can often be seen in the queue for extra pasta.
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