Non-League Paper

POTTER OUT TO WEAVE HIS MAGIC

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 August 2018

By Jon Couch

COUP: Alfie Potter has signed for Billericay
PICTURE: Nicky Hayes

ALFIE POTTER says he has no qualms about dropping down two leagues to help fire Billericay Town’s promotion bid – so long as he can get in the side!
The 29-year-old former Oxford United, AFC Wimbledon and Northampton Town midfielder made 35 appearances for Mansfield Town last year.
He has attracted the likes of Newport County and even Australian A-League side Perth Glory this summer, but on relocating to Essex, the former Waltham Forest youngster has agreed to return to his Non- League roots with t...

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