1. Overview
David Hunt, born on March 5, 1980, in Durham, is an English former footballer who primarily played as a full back. His professional career included time in the Football League with Darlington and in non-league football with Durham City.
2. Early life and career
David Hunt's early career saw him make a professional debut at a young age before playing for two English football clubs.
2.1. Early life and debut
David Hunt was born on March 5, 1980, in Durham. He made his professional debut at the age of 16 on February 22, 1997.
2.2. Darlington
Hunt's professional debut came with Darlington on February 22, 1997. This debut was as a very late substitute in a Division Three match against Exeter City, which Darlington lost 3-2 away. Following this appearance, Hunt remained with Darlington for a further three years but did not play for the first team again during that period.
2.3. Durham City
For the 2000-01 season, David Hunt played for Northern League club Durham City. However, his time with the club was significantly disrupted by injuries.
3. Post-playing career
Based on available records, David Hunt's professional football career concluded after his tenure with Durham City in the 2000-01 season, as no further professional playing activities are documented.
4. Assessment
David Hunt's football career, though relatively brief in terms of senior first-team appearances, saw him play at a professional level in the English Football League.
4.1. Positive assessment
A notable aspect of Hunt's career was making his professional debut at the young age of 16. Playing in the Football League is an achievement for any footballer, indicating a level of professional talent and dedication.
4.2. Criticism and controversies
No specific criticisms or controversies regarding David Hunt's actions or decisions during his football career are noted in public records.