Veteran goalkeeper Erin McLeod calls time on club career in wake of season-ending injury | Unpublished
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Author: Neil Davidson
Publication Date: September 2, 2025 - 17:29

Veteran goalkeeper Erin McLeod calls time on club career in wake of season-ending injury

September 2, 2025

Erin McLeod, the oldest player in the Northern Super League, has announced her retirement in the wake of a season-ending foot injury.

The 42-year-old goalkeeper, the first-ever signing by Halifax Tides FC, has been sidelined since June. She played in six games for Halifax (3-11-3) during the NSL’s inaugural campaign.



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