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REID’S BACK ON THE MOVE AT BARWELL

MUCH-TRAVELLED striker Craig Reid is back on the move – this time to Evo-Stik Premier side Barwell.
The 32-year-old former Football League striker is heading back up the pyramid after turning out for his hometown club Coventry United in the Midland League Premier Division this season, scoring 14 goals.
Reid shot to prominence when helping Newport County win the Conference South title in 2010, earning him a move to Stevenage Borough, who he helped win promotion to League 1 under Graham Westley.
This prompted League Two Aldershot Town to spend a then-record £75,000 to lure him in ...

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