14 Facts About Robert Ullathorne

Robert Ullathorne was born on 11 October 1971 and is an English former professional footballer and football agent.

Robert Ullathorne was a defender who played from 1988 to 2006, notably in the Premier League for Norwich City and Leicester City and in La Liga for Osasuna.

Robert Ullathorne appeared in the Football League for Sheffield United, Northampton Town and Notts County.

Predominantly a left-sided defender or midfielder Ullathorne was a successful product of Norwich City youth team in the late 1980s.

Robert Ullathorne chose to join Norwich City despite having schoolboy trials with the likes of Everton, Cambridge United, West Ham United and Luton Town.

Robert Ullathorne's teammates went on to win the 1997 Football League Cup final in his absence.

Robert Ullathorne had an impressive game for Leicester in the 1999 League Cup final, where he kept David Ginola quiet throughout the game.

Robert Ullathorne scored two goals during his spell at Leicester, scoring st Blackburn Rovers in the league.

Robert Ullathorne played 14 games for United up until the end of the season.

Robert Ullathorne re-signed for the Yorkshire club again in November 2001.

At Northampton, Robert Ullathorne made 13 league appearances, scoring the winning goal against Mansfield Town on the last day of the season, his goal clinching the Cobblers' place in the Division Three play-offs.

However, Robert Ullathorne was unable to prevent his team from losing on penalties.

Robert Ullathorne then signed for Notts County, where he spent his last two seasons, scoring once in the League Cup against Bradford City.

In November 2011, Robert Ullathorne became a Licensed Players' Agent by The FA and is working with sports management company Elite Sports Properties.