Paul Crichton

Crichton joins Brighton

Ex-Rovers keeper Paul Crichton has left Kings Lynn to join Brighton & Hove Albion as their new goalkeeping coach.Crichton impressed during a spell on Albion's training ground and is now in charge of all goalkeepers at the club, from first team to schoolboys.Whilst Paul insists that his playing days are now over, he was named as a substitute goalkeeper on Saturday when Brighton faced Billericay after the scheduled reserve keeper was injured in the pre-match warm-up.

Crichton is new goalkeeping coach

09 February 2009 09:57

Former Norwich City goalkeeper Paul Crichton has been appointed as the new goalkeeping coach at Carrow Road.

Crichton leaves the same position at League One club Brighton & Hove Albion where he joined in July 2007.
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City manager Bryan Gunn told the club's official website: "I'm delighted to bring Paul to my backroom staff.
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On his return to City, Crichton said: "I am delighted to be coming back to Carrow Road.

Crichton joins club number 20

Former Doncaster Rovers goalkeeper Paul Crichton has joined Southern Premier League club Kings Lynn on loan until the end of the season, after regular Kings Lynn keeper Shaun Marshall suffered an ankle injury.
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Crichton has been at Conference National side Cambridge United this season, but began his career at Nottingham Forest.His full list of clubs is: Nottingham Forest, Notts County, Peterborough United, Doncaster Rovers, Grimsby Town, West Bromwich Albion, Darlington*, Swindon Town*, Rotherham United*, Torquay United*, Aston Villa*, Burnley, Norwich City, York City, Stafford Rangers, Leigh RMI, Accrington Stanley, Gillingham, Cambridge United and Kings Lynn*

Reserve `keeper Paul Crichton joined Cambridge United on Monday and our third choice `keeper, Danny Knowles, was released at the end of last season.

Crichton joins Linnetts

The much-travelled former Doncaster Rovers goalkeeper Paul Crichton has joined Southern Premier League club Kings Lynn as their first choice goalkeeper for next season.The 38-year old has agreed non-contract terms at The Walks after being released by Conference National club Cambridge United at the end of the season.Crichton spent a successful eight-match loan spell at Kings Lynn last season.

Crichton looks elsewhere

April 30, 2004 09:33

Paul Crichton will be looking to extend his 18-year professional career when he leaves Norwich City at the end of the season.

Robert Green's loyal understudy was told yesterday that his contract would not be renewed and immediately set his sights on finding a new club during the summer.

"I want to carry on playing for as long as I can," said the much travelled 35-year-old stopper, who made his league debut way back in the 1986-7 campaign.

"I'm only 35, which is no age for a keeper.I will speak to my agent this week and see what happens."

Crichton joined the Canaries from Burnley in the summer of 2001, with Nigel Worthington paying £150,000 for his services.
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Crichton stepped in for three games midway through the 2001-2 season when Green suffered a temporary dip in form, and made three more appearances when his colleague was injured a few weeks later.
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After spending two years keeping the bench warm, and playing for the reserves, Crichton wasn't exactly knocked off his feet when he was told his contract wasn't going to be renewed.

"It wasn't a big surprise to be released, to be honest, because I haven't played many games," said Crichton.
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Manager Nigel Worthington thanked Crichton for his efforts, saying: "Paul has been a popular part of the squad and, apart from his first-team appearances, has been very much an important contributor to the team spirit at the club."

Crichton moves to Cambridge

Former Doncaster Rovers goalkeeper Paul Crichton has been transferred from Gillingham to Conference National side Cambridge United.Crichton, who only played one first team game for the Gills last season, has joined Cambridge on a player-coaching deal.Crichton made 77 first team starts for Rovers over a three year stay between 1990 and 1993.

THE Linnets have boosted their squad with the signing of experienced goalkeeper Paul Crichton.Crichton arrives at The Walks on loan from Cambridge United until the end of the season with regular shotstopper Shaun Marshall suffering from an ankle injury.
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Webb said: "Paul is a good keeper.
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Crichton began his career at Nottingham Forest, although he made his league debut while on loan at Notts County.

He moved on to Peterborough, Doncaster, Grimsby and West Brom, while loan spells have also been spent with Darlington, Swindon, Rotherham, Torquay and Aston Villa. Joining Burnley during the 1998/99 season, he was first choice in their promotion season of 1999/2000.

He signed for Norwich in June 2001 from Burnley for £150,000 and made six first-team appearances.