Non-League Paper

MASONS BACK AT SHOLING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 July 2020

THE Mason brothers have been re-united once again at Southern League Division One South club Sholing.
Re-joining Byron and Dan at The Mackoy Stadium is forward Barry Mason, who returns from Wessex Premier neighbours Hamble Club.
He joined Hamble in December 2017 having made 556 appearances for the Boatmen.
Byron and Barry were key members of Sholing` s FA Vase-winning side of 2014, while younger brother Dan missed out as he was on loan.
In January 2015, the three Masons made history as they became the first trio of brothers to score in the same game since 1978.

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