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Conor Coady announces his retirement after living “every young lad’s dream”

The former England and Wolves defender calls time on his career aged 33 after 503 appearances, ten international caps and spells at eight clubs.

Conor Coady has been borrowed by Charlton Athletic from Wrexham

 

Conor Coady says he has “lived every young lad’s dream” after announcing his retirement at the age of 33.
The former Wolves captain, capped ten times by England, was released by Wrexham in September.
He immediately joined the England Under-21 set-up as assistant to Lee Carsley.
“Where do I start?” said Coady, who came through the ranks at Liverpool and also played for Sheffield United, Huddersfield Town, Everton, Leicester City and Charlton Athletic.
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