Where is Nigel Martyn now?
Hailed by former Everton manager David Moyes as his greatest-ever signing, Nigel Martyn was forced to retire from the game after a stress fracture in his ankle in 2006.
Starting his playing career in 1987 for Bristol Rovers, he went onto make 846 first-team appearances for just four teams over a 19-year period and became the first £1 million goalkeeper when he moved to Crystal Palace in 1989.
He also represented the England national side on 23 occasions but was mostly selected as second-choice keeper behind David Seaman.
Upon retiring from playing Martyn spent a brief time has helping out former team-mate David Wetherall at Bradford City as goalkeeper coach on a part-time basis.
A former Cornwall schools representative team cricketer, Martyn currently plays Sunday cricket as a wicket-keeper and has played regularly for local teams near his Harrogate home including Leeds Modernians and Knaresborough.
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Nigel Martyn: Premier League Statistics
| Nationality | English |
| Position | Goalkeeper |
| Appearances | 372 |
| Goals | 0 |
| Yellow Cards | 7 |
| Red Cards | 0 |
| Premier League Teams Played for | Crystal Palace, Everton, Leeds United |
Statistics courtesy of www.premierleague.com
Last Updated on 30 September 2022 by Admin