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Horsman forced to call it a day

Rugby story by sport.co.uk, Thu, 02 Jul 2009 09:43:17 GMT



Worcester Warriors prop Chris Horsman has been forced to retire from the game after enduring an injury-ravaged two seasons.
The former Wales international has been told to quit on medical grounds after suffering a serious neck injury.



"The news that Chris Horsman has been advised to retire from professional rugby hasn't been unexpected," said Worcester's director of rugby, Mike Ruddock.



"Even though Chris made a huge effort to come through this latest setback, the injury is of the type and magnitude that will prevent him continuing to play at this level.



"Chris has been a fantastic player for the Warriors and for Wales and it's really a shame that his career has to end when he'd have been at the peak of his powers."





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