Three years ago, Conrad Logan made the tough decision to retire from professional football after a glittering 15-year career.
The Irish goalkeeper spent over a decade at Leicester City, where he witnessed the Foxes fall from the Premier League to the third tier, before climbing all the way back up to the top flight in 2013/14. It was a remarkable journey for Logan, who also donned the likes of Hibernian, Mansfield Town, and Rotherham United before hanging up his boots in November 2020.
Unlike many ex-professionals like Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Mikel Arteta who have gone straight into coaching and management, Logan chose to go down a different route. Instead, the 36-year-old decided to drop down to the ninth tier of English football with United Counties League Premier Division side Anstey Nomads.
