Non-League Paper

TATT IS THE WEY TO GO!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 February 2018

Fan’s 40-goal ink pledge

By Matt Badcock
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BRANDON GOODSHIP’S goalscoring form is good news for Weymouth’s promotion push – but not for the Terras fan who has promised to get a tattoo of the striker’s face if he hits 40!
The 23-year-old tops the EVO-STIK South Premier goal charts after firing 29 goals in all competitions this season.
All but two have come in the league to help put Mark Molesley’s side in the middle of a title chase. And while Goodship is doing the business at the sharp end, a brave supporter could ...

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