Source: Daily_Mail
Ex-West Ham defender Calum Davenport joins non-league Wootton Blue Cross
Starting from scratch: Calum Davenport [LNB]Former West Ham defender Calum Davenport is trying to rebuild his career by joining hometown team Wootton Blue Cross - who play NINE divisions below the Premier League.[LNB]Davenport, 27, had his Hammers contract torn up in March after being stabbed in both legs by his sister's boyfriend, severing a main artery.[LNB]Ex-Tottenham and Coventry star Davenport had a trial at Leeds last month but was not offered a deal.[LNB]Wootton Blue Cross manager Andy Arnold, whose side compete in the United Counties League first division, said: 'Calum is a local boy and is good friends with a couple of my players.[LNB]'He is on a very long road and if we can help him one per cent of the way back to fitness it will have been worthwhile.' [LNB] Davenport found not guilty of head-butting his sister in drunken rowFootballer Calum Davenport breaks down in tears after being CLEARED of throttling and headbutting his sister Nottingham Forest hand trial to Calum Davenport and inch closer to deal for Cardiff's Peter Whittingham[LNB] [LNB]
