Robbie Elliott

Footballer and coach, played for Newcastle

Robbie Elliott - Athletes & Sports Figures born December 25th, 1973
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A footballer and coach, Elliott played as a left-back. He began his professional career at Newcastle United, making over 100 appearances between 1991 and 1997. He contributed to the team's campaigns in the Premier League. After leaving Newcastle, he played for clubs such as Sunderland, and later pursued a coaching career. Elliott has worked with youth teams, focusing on developing future talents in football.

Played over 100 matches for Newcastle United

Competed in the Premier League

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