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SPENNY ALWAYS IN CARL’S THOUGHTS

SPENNY ALWAYS

WED 17

SHIFT: Carl Magnay, right, battling against Spennymoor, now he’s playing for them

CARL MAGNAY says Spennymoor Town was the perfect match for him to fulfil his desire to play part-time football.
The 30-year-old defender penned an open letter to Hartlepool United fans last week confirming he is to leave the club to pursue a career in coaching.
Magnay secured his first professional contract with Premier League Chelsea in 2007 but, after a series of long term injuries, moved back to his native north-east to join Gateshead in 2012.
After two-and-a-half years at the Heed, Magnay j...

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