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STALWART BAZ IS OFF TO RIVALS

By Robin Jones
SHOLING talisman Barry Mason has blown the whistle on 11 years at Wessex Premier outfit Sholing – by signing for their big rivlas! Front man Mason, who featured in the Boatmen’s FA Vase-winning side four years ago, turned out in 556 games for the club.
But after the former Salisbury and Eastleigh player was given limited game time recently in light of manager Dave Diaper’s focus on youth, he decided to join Southampton rivals Hamble Club.
Diaper said: “I spoke to Barry when I signed him on during pre-season and said that due to the size of the squad an...

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