Robert Ullathorne

Norwich City

Predominantly a left-sided defender or midfielder Ullathorne was a successful product of Norwich City youth team in the late 1980s. He chose to join Norwich City despite having schoolboy trials with the likes of Everton, Cambridge United, West Ham United and Luton Town. Having turned professional at Carrow Road during 1990, Ullathorne made his first start for Norwich on 22 April 1991 in an away fixture against Nottingham Forest, scoring his first goal against Notts County the following season. Ullathorne went on to make a total of 115 appearances scoring eight goals in the process, including a UEFA cup appearance against Inter Milan at the San Siro during Norwich City's unsuccessful run in 1993–94, having qualified for the UEFA Cup with a third-place finish in the new FA Premier League. He was with the Canaries when they were relegated from the Premier League in 1994–95, and spent one more season at Carrow Road, making 29 appearances in Division One, but was unable to help the Canaries win promotion.

Osasuna

After having been at Norwich for eight years, Ullathorne was subject of interest from Crystal Palace, but took the opportunity of a move to Spanish Segunda División side Osasuna on a free transfer, the first under the Bosman ruling from England, where he was joined by fellow Englishman Jamie Pollock, who arrived from Middlesbrough later in 1996. Ullathorne spent eight months in Spain, before leaving to return to England in a £650,000…

Ullathorne made his only appearance for England U18 on 25 April 1990 during the 1–1 draw against Czechoslovakia U18.

Leicester City

Football League Cup runner-up: 1998–99