10 Facts About Fraser Digby

Fraser Charles Digby was born on 23 April 1967 and is an English football coach and former player who played as a goalkeeper.

Fraser Digby spent much of his career with Swindon Town, for whom he played in the Premier League.

Fraser Digby, who represented England schools, youth and under-21s, did not leave Swindon until 1998.

Fraser Digby played in the 1993 play-off final against Leicester City, a match Swindon won, thereby securing a place in the Premier League, and represented the club during their season at the top level of English football.

Fraser Digby was released by QPR due to money shortages after which he played a handful of games for non-league Purfleet.

Fraser Digby joined Kidderminster Harriers in 2003 on a game-by-game basis, while at the same time rejoining former club Swindon and taking on the two roles of commercial manager and goalkeeping coach under Andy King.

Fraser Digby played one game for Cirencester Town in the FA Cup in 2004, signed on an emergency deal as Cirencester had a 'keeper shortage, it was then known Fraser Digby was good friends with Brian Hughes, the Cirencester manager.

Fraser Digby played for a Manchester United legends team touring Ireland; his last appearance was in a friendly match against Moyola Park in July 2008.

When Fraser Digby retired from professional football, he spoke out against the methods for earning coaching badges for goalkeepers:.

Fraser Digby has recently been the subject of many adaptations of popular songs, with lyrics written after a story from an anonymous correspondent to Danny Baker's radio show.