ANDY LEESE believes Enfield Town success stories Josh Davison and Mo Faal are being noted by hungry Non-League players.
The Isthmian Premier club were able to propel the two forwards into the Football League this season.
Davison, 20, joined Championship side Charlton Athletic in October and went onto make eight appearances for the Addicks’ first team, scoring one goal against West Brom.
Then, in January, hot-shot striker Faal – who had hit 24 goals in 25 games – left the Towners for Bolton Wanderers where the 22-year-old had played twice before football came to a shuddering halt.
Boss Leese, whose side were pushing for the playoffs when the Isthmian Premier season was abandoned, says it’s been great for the club. And he hopes they can keep growing their reputation for giving youngsters the platform to shine.
“We’re getting a reputation, I think, with Josh Davison, who went to Charlton, and Mo going to Bolton,” proud Leese told The NLP.
“I’ve had a couple of players contacting me, one in particular who recognised the fact we’ve done well with progressing our forwards on into the professional game.
Bu hikaye The Non-League Football Paper dergisinin May 17, 2020 sayısından alınmıştır.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber ? Giriş Yap
Bu hikaye The Non-League Football Paper dergisinin May 17, 2020 sayısından alınmıştır.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber? Giriş Yap
CRAIG'S BOOSTS
MANAGERIAL stalwart Craig Edwards is back in charge of Barking – 23 years after he left!
LENNIE GETS THE LOVE
VETERAN caretaker chief Lennie Lawrence says he is “excited” to be handed the reins at Hartlepool United permanently – just a few weeks before his 77th birthday!
MOTORS FEELS LIKE HOLMES!
WHEN he was younger, Danny Holmes played video games that simulated being a football manager.
REES HITS FAB FOUR AS TOWN ROMP IT
RICARDO REES struck four times to help Merthyr Town maintain their spot at the top of the table with a dominant home win against play-off chasing Havant & Waterlooville.
DULWICH DISPLAY DELIGHTS COACHES
GOALS from Danny Mills, Luke Wanadio and Lorenzo’s stoppage-time finish fired Dulwich Hamlet to a comfortable win over fellow play-off hopefuls Potters Bar Town, though the scoreline doesn’t tell the full story.
ANCHORS A RAPID
ASHTON UNITED hit two goals in two minutes to come from behind to win at Stockton Town.
SEAGULLS KEEP THE HEAT ON ROMANS
BATH City were made to pay for their mistakes by high-flying Weston-super-Mare.
CLINICAL COLEMAN KEEN AS MUSTARD
CIAN COLEMAN’S hat-trick lifted Buxton to their highest league position of the season as they became the latest side to frustrate Scunthorpe.
KEV SEES RED IN REE PANT!
SOUTHEND United boss Kevin Maher hit out at referee Abigail Byrne following his side’s defeat to Yeovil Town at Roots Hall.
MARVEL MATTY DENIES MOORS
BOTH managers insisted their teams deserved more after Altrincham came from behind to steal a point in a six-goal thriller at Solihull Moors.