Roy Carroll

Roy Carroll, born on September thirtieth, nineteen seventy-seven, is a distinguished Northern Irish football coach and former professional player, renowned for his role as a goalkeeper. His career is highlighted by significant tenures at prominent English clubs, including Wigan Athletic and Manchester United, where he earned a Premier League winners medal and celebrated victory in the two thousand four FA Cup.

In addition to his achievements in England, Carroll made a mark in Greece, playing for OFI and Olympiacos. During his time with Olympiacos, he contributed to the team's success by winning the Greek Super League and the Greek Cup on two occasions, showcasing his versatility and skill on the international stage.

Carroll's international career with Northern Ireland spanned from nineteen ninety-seven to two thousand seventeen, during which he earned forty-five caps. He was also a key member of the squad that participated in UEFA Euro two thousand sixteen, further solidifying his legacy in Northern Irish football.

In a unique twist to his career, Carroll ventured into management, leading Barnet to a memorable two-one victory in the two thousand eleven Herts Senior Cup final against Stevenage. This remarkable achievement grants him the rare distinction of winning a trophy in his sole match as a manager.