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Ben Roberts (footballer)
Ben Roberts is the current Head of Goalkeeping at Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club. He is an ex-professional player who was forced in an early retirement, aged 29, by a reoccurrence of a long-standing back injury.
==Early Career at Middlesbrough==
Ben started out at Middlesbrough F.C. on the Youth Training Scheme in 1991 aged 16 and quickly graduated through the ranks before making his first team debut aged 19 in the Anglo Italia Cup in Ancona. Loan spells at Hartlepool United (1994), Wycombe Wanderers (1994/95) & Bradford City (1996), preceded him making his Premier League debut against Sheffield Wednesday in February 1997. After an injury to Mark Schwarzer, Ben finished the ill-fated 1996/97 season as Middlesbrough's number 1 goalkeeper playing in the FA Cup Final (played every round after 3rd, due to Schwarzer being cup-tied), League Cup Final Replay and remaining Premier League games. He is remembered for conceding a 43rd second strike from Roberto Di Matteo against Chelsea in the 1997 FA Cup Final at Wembley.
His remaining time with Middlesbrough saw him struggle with fitness and injuries and between back operations he spent time on loan at Millwall and Luton Town.
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