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HUSSEY & BALDOCK HANG UP THE BOOTS

By Tom Blackett

WELL PLAYED: Chris Hussey had a fine career

CHRIS Hussey and Sam Baldock have both announced their retirement from professional football.
Defender Hussey, 34, enjoyed a career that spanned 16 years, more than 550 matches and promotions with AFC Wimbledon, Bury, Sheffield United, Cheltenham and Port Vale as well as spells with Coventry, Crewe, Burton, Swindon, Stockport and, finally, Walsall. He joined the Saddlers in June and featured six times, scoring once away at Wrexham.
“After only a short spell as a professional football player at this great club, I have...

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