After beginning his career at Derby County as a trainee, Lewis progressed through the ranks to make eleven appearances for the Ram's first team.

A versatile player, Hunt is more than comfortable playing at right back, centre half or central midfield and has operated in various positions throughout his career.

Perhaps his flexibility was his downfall at Pride Park, as he failed to settle fully into the side and eventually moved to Southend United after a short loan spell.

It was with Steve Tilson's side that Lewis' career really kicked off, as he played a huge part in Shrimpers two consecutive promotions from League Two to the Championship, including a League One winner's medal.

The full-back signed a two year deal with the Chairboys in July 2008, but a groin problem forced him to delay his debut until late October against Barnet.

After that initial start at Underhill, Hunt went on to become a first team regular at right back, before breaking a metatarsal in his foot during the Boxing Day draw with Exeter; an injury which kept him sidelined until the final nine games of the season, when he returned to play a key part in Wanderers' promotion run in.

Another foot injury saw the man from Birmingham miss the first two months of the new campaign, but since his recovery and the arrival of boss Gary Waddock, he has once again become a settled member of Wanderers' back four; making almost as many appearances in the first half of this season as he did through the whole of last term.