David Roberts
David Roberts or Dave Roberts may refer to:
Politics
Sports
- Dave Roberts (American football) (born 1947), college football coach in the United States
- Dave Roberts (outfielder) (born 1972), American professional baseball player, 1999–2008
- Dave Roberts (pitcher) (1944–2009), American professional baseball player, 1969–1981
- Dave Roberts (first baseman) (born 1933), American professional baseball player, 1962–1966
- Dave Roberts (sports broadcaster), TV and radio sports broadcaster and football referee
- Dave Roberts (third baseman) (born 1951), American professional baseball player, 1972–1982
- Dave Roberts (footballer), English centre forward in the 1920s
- Dave Roberts (Welsh footballer)
- David Roberts (athlete) (born 1951), American pole vaulter
- David Roberts (ice hockey) (born 1970), American ice hockey forward
- David Roberts (swimmer) (born 1980), Welsh Paralympic gold medalist
Arts and literature
- David Roberts (painter) (1796–1864), Scottish painter
- David Roberts (art collector), British contemporary art collector
- David Roberts (novelist), English editor and mystery writer
- David Roberts (illustrator), British children's illustrator
- David Roberts (journalist), American writer for Grist magazine
- David Thomas Roberts (born 1955), American composer
- Dave Roberts (musician), English musician
- David B. Roberts, Living Corban pianist
- Dave Roberts (singer), member of Straight No Chaser
- David H. Roberts (linguist), American professor/researcher, b. 1944
Film and television
Other fields
- David Roberts (engineer) (1859–1928), English inventor of the caterpillar track
- David Roberts (climber), mountaineer and author
- David Roberts (diplomat), British ambassador to Lebanon, Syria, and the United Arab Emirates
- David Roberts (Chef), British Chef from Liverpool, United Kingdom. worked at Park Lane Hilton Hotel, and Paris Hilton
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