Ryan Hall

Ryan Hall

Born in Dulwich, Ryan started his career at Crystal Palace, during which, Hall would have loan spells at Lewes, Dagenham and Redbridge and Crawley. Ryan left Crystal Palace in 2008, making just two substitute appearances for the Eagles, he would join Conference South side Bromley on a permanent transfer finding relative success, scoring 16 goals in 58 appearances, impressing at that level, which resulted in Hall being called up to the England C team in May 2010 as well as earning a contract at Southend. He found success at Southend, notably netting 14 and assisting 25 during his second season at Roots Hall. These performances drew the attention of those higher up the pyramid, and in 2012 Ryan joined Leeds United. He failed to impress at Leeds and was loaned out to Sheffield United. He left Leeds after just one season to make a return to Bromley before spells at Milton Keynes, Rotherham and a one-month loan spell at Notts County

On deadline day, January 2015, Ryan, who had previously played under John Still at Dagenham and Redbridge, was snapped up by John Still. However, he struggled to impress at Luton, failing to score throughout his 16 league appearances at Kenilworth Road, with John Still no longer at the club and injury problems hampering his progress, at the end of the 2015/16 season he would be released by manager Nathan Jones.

After leaving Luton, he made a third return to Bromley and then continued his career in the lower reaches of the Football pyramid, playing for multiple Non League sides including Merstham, Welling United, Eastbourne Borough, Beckhenam Town and Croydon.