Rob Quinn

Career Crystal Palace Quinn began his career at Crystal Palace, where he came through their youth ranks. Whilst he was learning his trade in the Palace youth team, he was made captain and led the team every week to win the Southeast Counties League. His hard work at youth level was recognised by Crystal Palace's manager Dave Bassett, who promoted Quinn to the first team squad. He made his debut, along with youth teammate Danny Boxall, in the last league game of the season in 1996, at home against Norwich City.

Palace made the playoffs and, due to injuries in the first team, Quinn was in the starting lineup to face Charlton Athletic in the semi-final, which Crystal Palace won.

Palace were through to the playoff final at Wembley, and due to players still being injured list Quinn was picked to start against Leicester City. Later on that season, Bassett left and Steve Coppell was brought in, with Quinn falling down the pecking order.

Later career After spells with Brentford, Oxford United, Bristol Rovers and several non-league clubs (most recently AFC Wimbledon and Welling United) he signed with Cray Wanderers for their inaugural season in the Isthmian Premier League for 2009–10. Quinn joined Kent League side Sevenoaks as a player-coach for the 2010–11 season.

Coaching career , Quinn is a PDP Coach at Wycombe Wanderers