Early years Mundee began his career in youth football in
Swindon and represented the town's schoolboy team. turning professional.
Bournemouth Mundee returned to the
Football League to sign for
Second Division club Bournemouth in March 1988. He finally made his professional debut in a late
1988–89 season match away to
Oldham Athletic. Now behind the '
FT Index' (
Nicky Forster and
Robert Taylor) in the pecking order up front, Mundee was a regular off the bench in the first half of the
1994–95 season, before finally breaking into the starting line-up in November 1994. He made 45 appearances and scored five goals during a frustrating season, Brentford lost on
penalties to
Huddersfield Town in the
semi-finals, with Mundee missing his spot kick in the second leg. Looking back in 2005, Mundee said "I can honestly say that the time I spent at Brentford means more to me than any other club I have been at".
Non-League football Mundee ended his career with a number of short spells in non-League football during the second half of the 1997–98 season, with a return to Salisbury City and short spells with
Newport (IOW),
Swindon Supermarine, == Personal life ==