Former Bulls striker Neil Grayson has retired from football completely to look after his ill wife.
The 50 year old was still playing for Step 6 side Glapwell FC, scoring on the final day of the season in a 1-0 win, but has now quit all football.
He came to Edgar Street after the first relegation from the Football League in 1997 as a 33 year old for £20,000, scoring 16 goals in 31 games for the club.
Graham Turner was forced to sell him to balance the books in early 1998, moving on to Cheltenham for £15,000. Four years a Whaddon Road was followed by two seasons with Forest Green. He featured in the Conference for Stafford Rangers at the age of 43.