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Enfield FC make double signing in Neil ‘Razor’ Ruddock and Jamie Cureton

Ruddock is fronting a new look for the E’s who have changed back to their original name of Enfield FC after 15 years known as Enfield 1893

Jamie Cureton

NEW ERA: Manager Matt Hanning with Neil Ruddock and Jamie Cureton. Picture: TGSPhotos

Enfield FC have got their new era underway with the acquisitions of Neil ‘Razor’ Ruddock and Jamie Cureton.
Former Liverpool and West Ham hardman Ruddock is back in football joining the Essex Senior League club’s board.
Ruddock is fronting a new look for the E’s who have changed back to their original name of Enfield FC after 15 years known as Enfield 1893.
Meanwhile, progress on the playing squad has been made ahead of the new season with the signing of evergreen striker Cureton.
The 44-year-old, who has scored at every level from Step 5 to the Premier League, has joined as player-coach to help boss Matt Hanning’s promotion push.
For exclusive interviews with Hanning, Ruddock, Cureton and chairman Steve Whittington on the club’s exciting five-year plan, pick up a copy of this Sunday’s Non-League Paper.

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