England Antoine-Curier began his career as a youth in France with
Paris Saint-Germain and
Nice. Eager to play in the United Kingdom, he signed for
Preston North End and then
Nottingham Forest as a youth. He initially played academy football, finish top scorer for the Forest academy team with 22 goals in 19 games. He won the trophy for the academy player of the year and was selected as man of the match of the Charity Vase final by
Brian Clough, but he never made it for the first team. During the
2002–03 season, the Forest manager
Paul Hart loaned him out to
Brentford, where he made 11 starts, scoring three
goals. This included a brace in an important 2–0 victory at
Chesterfield. He grabbed another goal in a 3–2 home defeat to
Blackpool the following week. Antoine-Curier then joined
Kidderminster Harriers, before joining
Rochdale on a non-contract basis. He made five starts and five substitute appearances for Rochdale, scoring on his debut in a 1–1 draw at
Lincoln City.
Scotland Antoine-Curier was invited by manager
John Collins to
Scottish Premier League side
Hibernian for a trial period in 2007. Curier signed a one-year contract with
Hibernian, who paid FK Haugesund a nominal transfer fee, on 31 August 2007. Antoine-Curier scored against
Motherwell in the
Scottish League Cup and
Kilmarnock in the
SPL. Despite scoring four goals in nine appearances, Dundee loaned out Antoine-Curier at the end of the 2009 summer transfer window to SPL side
Hamilton Academical. Antoine-Curier made his debut against Hibernian in the SPL and marked it with a goal after 12 minutes. On 15 October 2010, Antoine-Curier had his contract terminated by Dundee, a victim of the club entering
administration. On 11 January 2011, following a battle with injury, Antoine-Curier re-signed for Hamilton until the end of the season.
Cyprus and further afield In July 2011 he signed a two-year deal with Cypriot side
Ermis Aradippou, however his contract was terminated due to financial difficulties at the club and he joined Ermis' former president and a host of the club's former players at
Ethnikos Achnas in August, just days before the
2011–12 season. In April 2012, he joined
Felda United FC with his fellow countryman
Eddy Viator. He made his league debut on 8 April 2012, scoring a goal in a 2–0 home win over
Kedah FA. In February 2013, Antoine-Curier joined
Kazakhstan Premier League club
FC Atyrau. However, his time in Kazakhstan was overshadowed where he was an outcast by his team-mates, spat on by opposing fans and refused accommodation because of the colour of his skin. However, the manager at the time,
Miodrag Radulović, denies Antoine-Curier, claiming "he never told me these things while in Atyrau FC."
Return to the UK He re-signed for Hamilton in August 2013. In the
Scottish League Cup, Antoine-Curier scored his first goal, in a 1–0 win over
Kilmarnock. After scoring nine goals in the league, Antoine-Curier scored four goals for the first time in his professional career, as Hamilton thrash 10–2 against
Greenock Morton in the last game of the season. However, the win did not guarantee automatic promotion to Scottish Premiership after his former club, Dundee, won at the same day. After the match, Antoine-Curier expressed disappointment not to become Champions, though the scoreline showed Hamilton's desire to reach the Scottish Premiership. Antoine-Curier was released from his contract at Hamilton on 2 February 2015, by mutual consent. Antoine-Curier joined
Burton Albion on 18 February 2015, until the end of the 2014–15 season. Antoine-Curier made his Burton Albion debut, where he came on as a substitute for
Stuart Beavon in the 88th minute, in a 3–1 win over
Dagenham & Redbridge on 21 February 2015. Following Burton Albion's promotion to
League One, Antoine-Curier was released after making five appearances. In August 2015, Antoine-Curer had a trial with Scottish League One team
Dunfermline Athletic, subsequently signing for the
Scottish League One side in September 2015. Chances with the Pars, however, were limited and after only four months with the club, Antoine-Curier was released.
Later career Following his release
Dunfermline, Antoine-Curier subsequently signed for
Belgian Second Division side
Royale Union Saint-Gilloise on an 18-month contract. His time with the club was hindered by a recurring knee-injury, and in January 2017 he was loaned out to Belgian Fourth Division side
Eendracht Aalst. In September 2017, Antoine-Curier signed for
National 3 side
FC Mulhouse on a one-year deal. ==Personal life==