10 Facts About Damian Batt

Damian Batt started his career in the youth system at Norwich City, even though his signature was sought by many London clubs.

Damian Batt accompanied the first team during the 2003 pre-season tour to the Netherlands and prior to the signing of Marc Edworthy, was acting as second choice right back behind Keith Briggs.

Damian Batt failed to secure a regular starting place for the club in the Football League and Barnet announced in May 2006 that he would not be retained.

Damian Batt subsequently signed for newly promoted Conference National side St Albans City on a non-contract basis in August 2006.

Damian Batt impressed for St Albans and was signed by Stevenage Borough on a free transfer in January 2007.

Damian Batt's stay at the south London club was only brief and he signed for Conference Premier side Grays Athletic on a non-contract basis in October 2008.

Damian Batt impressed during his short spell with the club and despite the offer of a new contract, he signed for fellow Conference Premier side Oxford United in January 2009.

Damian Batt played a major part in the club's success featuring in the 2010 Conference National play-off final win over York City at Wembley Stadium, gaining promotion to League Two.

Damian Batt found his opportunities limited at the club making only twelve starts and departed Eastleigh in January 2014.

Damian Batt's younger brother Shaun is a professional footballer who has played in the Football League most notably for Peterborough United, Millwall and Leyton Orient.