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Windass confirms his retirement

Dean Windass

Windass will be remembered for firing Hull into the Premier League Hull City legend Dean Windass has retired from playing at the age of 40 and is looking to move into coaching. Full Article at BBC Sport

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  2. We’re disappointed we couldn’t convince Jamie to stay a bit longer
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