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Tom’s heart at home with the Romans

Tom’s heart

By Matt Badcock

ALL-ROUND ACE: Tom Smith scored 17 goals from midfi eld last season for Bath City

NATIONAL SOUTH PLAYER WINNER IS TOM SMITH
TOM SMITH says having a home to call his own at Bath City has helped fire the scintillating form that sees him land the Sportsbeat National League South Player of the Year.
The 22-year-old scored 17 goals from midfield to help the Romans to a chance of promotion through the Step 2 playoffs.
Smith has had past loans at Twerton Park from Swindon Town and Cheltenham Town, but he thinks signing permanently for Jerry Gill’s side last summer has been...

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