Richard Brush

Early career (2003–2006)

Brush started his career with Coventry City where after one year as an apprentice, he signed a three-year professional contract. Whilst at the club went out on loan to Tamworth in November 2003 with his loan spell being extended into a second, and then a third month. His time at Coventry included a wrist injury, which led to him missing an entire season. He moved to a month by month contract in June 2005, before parting ways with Coventry at the end of August 2005 when his contract expired. He joined Shrewsbury Town, where he served as backup to a young Joe Hart. He played for the club's reserves and remained with the club, still without a contract. In September 2005 he played for Stafford Rangers and in November 2005 he turned out for Hednesford Town making four appearances including making his debut in an FA Cup first round match against Histon. He left Shrewsbury in January 2006. and next joined Nuneaton Borough

Sligo Rovers

First spell (2006–2011)

Brush's next move was to League of Ireland club Sligo Rovers where he made his League of Ireland debut against Shelbourne on 28 July 2006. He stayed with the club until 2011. At Sligo, he broke his wrist.

Second spell (2012–2013)

Brush returned to Sligo in January 2012.

Third spell (2014–2016)

Brush signed back for the third time for the 2014 season. These were difficult seasons for Sligo as their golden period was ending, despite a Setanta Cup win…

In November 2018, he suffered a stroke while driving.

Sligo Rovers League of Ireland Premier Division (1): 2012 FAI Cup (1): 2010 League of Ireland Cup (1): 2010 Setanta Sports Cup (1): 2014 Shamrock Rovers League of Ireland Premier Division (1): 2011 League of Ireland Cup (1): 2013 Setanta Sports Cup (1): 2013