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Steve Sutton (footballer)
Stephen "Steve" Sutton (born 16 April 1961) is an English former professional football goalkeeper, currently working as a coach.
==Playing career==
Sutton was born in Hartington, Derbyshire. He began his career at Nottingham Forest in 1977, rising from youth apprentice to become understudy to legendary England international goalkeeper Peter Shilton. He made his first team debut, aged only 19,〔(Steve Sutton: Part 1 ) at Sporting-Heroes.net〕 in 1980, although he only began to play regularly after Shilton's departure from Forest in mid-1982. Following the departure in turn of Shilton's replacement, Netherlands international Hans van Breukelen, in 1984, Sutton then had to compete with Hans Segers for the No.1 jersey. When Segers sustained an injury in 1985, Sutton became Brian Clough's regular first-choice in goal for Forest until the end of the decade. During this time Sutton was a part of a highly successful team, boasting no fewer than five England international players – including defensive partners Stuart Pearce and Des Walker. Sutton was one of the Forest players who had to cope with the horrors of the Hillsborough disaster, during the opening minutes of their FA Cup semi-final against Liverpool on April 15, 1989. After playing in two victorious League Cup finals for Forest in 1989 and 1990,〔(Steve Sutton: Part 2 ) at Sporting-Heroes.net〕 Sutton's position increasingly came under threat from promising understudy Mark Crossley. Sutton was on the bench, but did not appear as a substitute, during Forest's unsuccessful 1991 FA Cup Final appearance against Tottenham Hotspur. Brief loan periods to Coventry and Luton followed later in 1991. On New Year's Day 1992, Sutton was in goal for Luton against Forest when Des Walker scored his one and only career goal, rescuing a last minute point in a 1-1 draw. Forest finally sold Sutton for £300,000 to local rivals Derby County later in 1992. In his thirteen years with Nottingham Forest Sutton recorded 257〔(Where are they now?: J to Z ) at NottinghamForest.co.uk〕 appearances for the first team, his moustache and lazy right eye making him something of a club icon during the period.
At Derby Sutton again established himself as a regular, if not immediate choice, in the first team. However, gradually his role became that of permanent reserve and in 1996 he was granted a free transfer to Birmingham City.〔 Following only six appearances,〔(Steve Sutton ) at Post War English & Scottish Football League A - Z Player's Database〕 at the expiry of his single year contract with Birmingham Sutton joined Notts County as cover for their goalkeeping line up. With no real prospect of regular match selection Sutton was released from his Notts contract after only four months, to join non-league Grantham Town. As a swansong to his career Sutton went out on something of a high. He played in all but one of Grantham's remaining fixtures in the 1997-98 season, with the team ending the year as Southern League Midlands Division Champions.〔(Steve Sutton profile ) at TheGingerbreads.co.uk〕
After hanging up his playing gloves Steve Sutton was employed by a number of clubs, including Leeds United and Notts County, as goalkeeping coach, before finding his way back to his alma mater, Nottingham Forest, with the arrival of new manager Colin Calderwood in 2006. Until early 2015 Sutton was employed primarily as the club's Youth Academy goalkeeping coach, but he also stepped up to Assistant Coach for the first team during the caretaker managership of Gary Brazil in the latter part of the 2013-14 season. On his arrival, new manager Dougie Freedman, who replaced Pearce in February 2015, promoted Sutton to goalkeeping coach for the Forest first team.
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