Non-League Paper

MILLER AIMS TO KICKSTART WITH SHOTS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 January 2021

BACK IN BUSINESS: Ricky Miller has been given the chance to revive his career at Aldershot Town
PICTURE: Ian Morsman

RICKY MILLER admits he has a point to prove after being offered the chance to resurrect his career at Aldershot Town. The hotshot striker linked up with Shots boss Danny Searle on a short-term deal this week having undergone a self-imposed hiatus from football amidst his battle with mental health and addiction.
And he got off to the perfect start yesterday, climbing off the substitute’s bench to score the winner on debut as Aldershot toppled local rivals Woking at K...

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