“I’m definitely going to miss it,” said Trafford, a pro footy talent for 14 years. “I’m going to miss the atmosphere in the locker room. I’m going to miss the thrill of walking out with the guys onto the field for a match in front of our fans. This is been my life for 20 years and more — I started when I was four and have been in it professionally since 2009.
Now, with a growing family at hand — including four-year-old Luna and seven-month-old twins Estelle and Theodore — he’ll stay closer to home and dive deeper into that business role on a full-time basis, doing anything that’s revenue generating for the club and making sure the business is on the right track and making money.Article content
While many players in the sport make major moves overseas and into foreign lands, Trafford did it to the extreme.
And his coaches, including current Cavs gaffer Tommy Wheeldon Jr., were forever appreciative of what he brought to the pitch, with his game solidly built on consistency and reliability.
Great article. “Let’s go have an adventure.”…love that quote.