Ben Lampert, who works with Brentford and England’s deaf team, wants a place for deaf players and coaches in the professional game
Ben Lampert props up an iPad on a table in a Griffin Park lounge and loads FaceTime. At the other end of the call is a British sign language interpreter who enables Lampert, born profoundly deaf, to conduct this interview about his work as the only deaf full-time football coach in Britain.
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