Andrew Sherdian forced to quit rugby with immediate effect due to neck injury

Former England prop Andrew Sheridan has been forced to retire from rugby on
medical grounds at the age of 34.




Sheridan, who won 40 caps for England and two for the Lions, has been forced
to quit with immediate effect after being told his neck can not stand up to
the rigours of the sport any longer.




Sheridan still had one season left to run on his contract with French side
Toulon but began planning for life after rugby in the summer with fears he
would have to call time on his career.




The 34-year-old last played for Toulon back in February when he was forced off
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