The experienced 34-year-old made close to 350 professional appearances.

He was also was capped by the Republic of Ireland at Youth international level from under-14 to under-19.

He started his career with Leicester City and joined Boston United in an emergency loan deal in December 2005 when the club were left without any goalkeeping cover following injury.

The young Logan went straight into the side that faced Lincoln City on Boxing Day at Sincil Bank and he acquitted himself well in the 0-0 draw.

When his initial loan spell ended, he signed up until the end of the 2005/06 season. However, he was recalled to Leicester in February 2006 to provide cover following an injury to first choice keeper Rab Douglas.

He then returned to Boston for a further loan-spell when Michel Kuipers loan-spell ended.

Later had loan spells with Stockport County twice, Luton Town, Bristol Rovers, Rotherham United and Rochdale before being released by Leicester in 2015/16.

He moved `north of the border` to join Scottish Premiership side Hibernian, and although he made just 8 appearances, became a fan favourite for his role in the club`s Scottish Cup victory.

Nicknamed the `Polar Bear`, Logan made two saves in the penalty shoot-out win over Dundee United in the semi-final before starring in the 3-2 victory over Glasgow Rangers.

He left the club in the summer of 2016 and returned to England to join Rochdale before spells at Mansfield Town and Forest Green Rovers.

In November 2020, Logan turned down offers to return to the Football League and officially committed to Uhlsport United Counties League Premier Division side Anstey Nomads as a player, but also as a coach with the club's junior team and as a guide to the other coaches at the Leicestershire outfit, who were unbeaten at the time of lockdown.