Ross Turnbull
Footballer and coach, played for Chelsea
Born
January 4th, 1985
40 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
England
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A football player and coach, Turnbull gained recognition as a goalkeeper during his career. Starting at Middlesbrough, Turnbull made his debut in 2003 and played for the club until 2010. In 2010, he joined Chelsea, contributing to the team's success, including winning the UEFA Champions League in 2012. After his time at Chelsea, he had stints at Barnsley and Darlington. Transitioning into coaching, he worked with youth teams, nurturing the next generation of football talent. Turnbull also participated in training initiatives, focusing on developing goalkeeping skills in young players.
Part of Chelsea's UEFA Champions League win in 2012
Played for Middlesbrough from 2003 to 2010
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