Hull legend Dean Windass on brink of bankruptcy with debts mounting to over £150,000
Former striker had a court hearing today where tax officials revealed the extent of the money owed
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HULL CITY hero Dean Windass is on the brink of bankruptcy after owing debts of around £150,000.
The retired striker was represented by a barrister at a court hearing on Monday where tax officials revealed the extent of Windass' growing debts.
Windass, who wrote himself into Tigers folklore when he fired Hull to the Premier League in the 2008 playoff final, is trying to find a solution to his financial crisis according to the
He will have another hearing at a Bankruptcy Court in December.
The 47-year-old, who kick-started his career with Hull at the late age of 22, went onto rack up over 700 appearances throughout his career mustering over 200 goals.
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He had spells as Aberdeen, Bradford and Sheffield United amongst others before returning to Hull in 2007.
His goals were vital in keeping Hull in the Championship but his most important came in the Championship playoff final when his stunning volley sealed his side's promotion to the Premier League.
His son, Josh, plays as a striker for Rangers but has yet to score this season.