Roy Walker (footballer)

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Roy Walker is a Northern Irish football personality.

Born in Belfast in 1957, he began his career with Ards, before moving to Luton Town in England. He finished his playing career with Crusaders.

He later became manager of Crusaders, in 1994. He won the League title twice with them, before moving to Glenavon. Since then, he has become a pundit for BBC Radio Ulster. Walker is also a Born-again Christian.

In February 2006 he was widely linked to the then vacant Glentoran job, and was actually offered the job by the club but turned it down due to church and business commitments.

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