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Line 1: {{short description\|Hong Kong footballer}} ~~{{BLPunsourced\|date=January 2009}}~~ {{BLP sources\|date=December 2010}} ~~[[File:HK_ChanFatChi_2009.JPG\|thumb\|right\|250 px\|Chan Fat Chi]]~~ {{Infobox football biography '''Chan Fat Chi''' ({{zh-t\|陳發枝}}) is a former [[Hong Kong national football team\|Hong Kong]] soccer player. His nick name was "Fat Chi Chai"(Chinese: 發枝仔) which means "Fat Chi boy" in Chinese. The name is very similar how Brazilians added "dinho" to younger players. \|name = Chan Fat Chi \|image = File:Chan Fat Chi.JPG \|caption = Chan Fat Chi \|full_name = {{zh\|c=陳發枝\|j=can<sup>4</sup> faat<sup>3</sup> zi<sup>1</sup>}} \|birth_date = {{Birth date and age\|1957\|2\|10\|df=yes}} \|birth_place = [[Hong Kong]] \|death_date = \|death_place = \|height = \|position = [[Defender (association football)\|Defender]] \|years1 = 1975-1980 \|clubs1 = [[Yuen Long FC\|Yuen Long]] \|caps1 = \|goals1 = \|years2 = 1980-1984 \|clubs2 = [[Bulova SA\|Bulova]] \|caps2 = \|goals2 = \|years3 = 1984-1986 \|clubs3 = [[Seiko SA\|Seiko]] \|caps3 = \|goals3 = \|years4 = 1986-1991 \|clubs4 = [[South China AA\|South China]] \|caps4 = \|goals4 = \|years5 = 1991-1996 \|clubs5 = [[Double Flower FA\|Insta-Dict]] \|caps5 = \|goals5 = \|totalcaps = \|totalgoals = \|nationalyears1 = 1977-1989 \|nationalteam1 = [[Hong Kong national football team\|Hong Kong MNT]] \|nationalcaps1 = 7 \|nationalgoals1 = 0 \|manageryears1 = 2013-? \|managerclubs1 = [[Sun Hei SC]] }} '''Chan Fat Chi''' ({{zh\|c=陳發枝\|j=can<sup>4</sup> faat<sup>3</sup> zi<sup>1</sup>}}, born 10 January 1957) is a former [[Hong Kong national football team\|Hong Kong]] professional [[association football\|footballer]] who played as a [[Forward (association football)\|forward]].<ref>{{cite news\|url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=MrsTAAAAIBAJ&pg=1899,3301985&dq=chan-fat-chi+-wikipedia&hl=en\|title=Hong Kong Bounce Back\|date=June 9, 1991\|work=[[New Straits Times]]\|accessdate=29 December 2010}}</ref> ==Career== ~~Chan Fat Chi was a forward.~~ He played for [[Bulova ~~(Hong Kong)~~SA\|Bulova]], [[Seiko ~~(football)~~SA\|Seiko]], [[South China AA\|South China]] and [[Double Flower FA\|Instant-Dict FC]]. He was the [[Hong Kong ~~Player~~Footballer of the ~~year twice~~Year]] in 1988 and 1989. He played onin the famous [[Hong Kong national football team\|Hong Kong]] [[19 May incident\|victory over China]] on [[19 May ~~19]], [[~~1985]]. == References == {{reflist}} {{Hong Kong Footballer of the Year}} ~~{{Convoy Sun Hei SC squad}}~~ {{HK-sport-bio-stub}}▼ {{DEFAULTSORT:Chan, Fat Chi}} [[Category:Living people]] [[Category:1957 births]] [[Category:Hong Kong First Division League players]] [[Category:Bulova ~~(Hong Kong) F.C.~~SA players]] [[Category:Seiko SA players]] [[Category:South China AA ~~footballers~~players]] [[Category:~~Instant-Dict~~Double Flower FA players]] [[Category:Men's association football forwards]] [[Category:Hong Kong men's footballers]] [[Category:Hong Kong men's international footballers]] ▲{{HKHongKong-~~sport~~footy-bio-stub}} ~~[[zh:陳發枝]]~~