Northern Premier League

WHITEHEAD SHALL NOT BE TURNED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 March 2019

By Hugo Varley

GOAL-DEN BOY: Cirencester striker Ben Whitehead

ANYONE scanning through the goal scoring charts over the last two seasons would have most likely been alerted to the prolific form of Cirencester Town’s Ben Whitehead.
The 24-year-old front man found the net an extraordinary 43 times last year and has continued in a similar vein this season, scoring 29 goals in the Southern League Division One South so far, making him the joint highest scorer across Steps 1 to 4.
This superb run of form has understandably attracted interest from clubs higher up in the pyramid but Whi...

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