Severin hangs up his boots

18 March 2012 12:17
Dundee United midfielder Scott Severin has retired from football, after his triple leg break against St Mirren in August.

"I was down 10 to 12 days ago in London and I spoke to the consultant, who said there was just too much damage on my ankle," he said. "So that's it, all over. It was hard to take at the time."

"Me and the physio kind of knew that might be the case, but we wanted a second opinion.

"In later years, I would probably have been a cripple, so you just have to look ahead with your family.

"I am just disappointed that I only managed to play 18 games for Dundee United.

"It is coming up for two years and I was injured quite a lot.”

"I've spoken to the manager and he's allowing me to help out with the training and I'm currently doing my coaching badges as well.

"I've just to look to the future now and hopefully it will still be in football."

Source: FOOTYMAD