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BULLS BOSS IS A MENTOR

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 June 2017

PETER BEADLE believes Hereford can act as a stepping stone to get talented Jack Deaman’s Football League dreams firmly back on track.
The giant defender, who used to play for Championship Birmingham City, has agreed to sign for the Bulls.
His new manager thinks the 24- year-old can return to the pro game and said: “Jack is a fantastic and significant signing for us.
“He’s played in the Football League and is keen to get back there, demonstrating the hunger and all the characteristics we’ve been looking for to take the club forward.”

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