Icelandic football by his former Brentford teammate Ólafur Ingi Skúlason. Tillen remained at Fram for five seasons, making 170 appearances, scoring 19 goals and eventually becoming club captain. He departed the club in October 2012. FH On 22 October 2012, Tillen moved to Úrvalsdeild club FH on a two-year contract. He had a good 2013 season, making 36 appearances and winning the Icelandic Super Cup, but he missed 11 months of football after breaking a leg in 2014 and he suffered a torn calf and a broken cheekbone and eye socket upon his return. He made just eight league appearances during FH's 2015 Úrvalsdeild title-winning season. Tillen was not in manager Heimir Guðjónsson's plans for the 2016 season and he spent the campaign away on loan. Tillen elected to retire from football in December 2016 and finished his FH career with 65 appearances and two goals. Fram (loan) On 4 May 2016, Tillen dropped down to the 1. deild karla to return to Fram on loan for the 2016 season. His season was ended early due to a broken cheekbone suffered in August 2016 and he made 16 appearances in a mid-table season for the club. Across his two spells with Fram, Tillen made 186 appearances and scored 19 goals. ÍH In August 2020, Tillen came out of retirement to join 4. deild karla club ÍH. During what remained of the 2020 season, he made five appearances and helped the club to promotion via the 4. deild karla promotion play-offs. International career Tillen won caps for England in two 2004 European U19 Championship first qualifying round wins in September 2003. He made one appearance for the Football League U21 representative team in a 1–0 victory over Serie B U21 on 21 February 2006. Coaching career Tillen began coaching the FH U12 team while recovering from a broken leg in 2014. After his retirement from football in 2016, Tillen became a full-time coach at FH. After returning to England, he joined the coaching team at Leicestershire Senior League Premier Division club Cottesmore in September 2022. Personal life Tillen's brother Joe was also a professional footballer and the pair attended Newbury Athletic Club and later played together at Chelsea and Fram. He is married and after retiring from football, he settled in Iceland. Between 2012 and 2014, Tillen wrote a blog for fotbolti.net. Career statistics Honours FH Úrvalsdeild: 2015 Icelandic League Cup: