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WHITES’ RETURN GETS A BIG LIFT

By Robin Jones
WORCESTER City have been given a triple boost as they prepare to return home from seven years in exile.
Work is proceeding rapidly at the Worcestershire FA’s Claines Lane headquarters where the Midland League Premier Division outfit aim to play their home games next season.
There, at least seven of last year’s squad will be hoping to play after former Tamworth goalkeeper Dan Jezeph, Joe Hawkins, Luke English, Chris Withington, Jamie Smith, Dan Okojie and Nat Kelly. all signed new deals at the club.
And, furthermore, manager Ash Vincent has lured back defender Aaro...

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