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Colchester United winger Luke Hannant talks us through his football memories

by
The LeaguePaper Team
30 January 2022

football firsts

First game you watched live?
All my family are Norwich fans. My nan, grandad, uncle and myself all had season tickets at Carrow Road. Before I started playing football on a Saturday, we went to all the games at home so this would have definitely been a Norwich game, at the age of seven or eight years old. The first I remember was a 1-0 win over Gillingham. I was also a ball-boy for a couple of seasons when I was at the academy, so got to watch all the games for free. My nan is still going now in her late 70s as well!
First football hero?
I have always been a Liverpool ...

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