Non-League Paper

YOUR DREAMS CAN COME TRUE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 January 2021

Udoka praises Velocity backing

By Shaun Reynolds

STAR PUPIL: Graduate Udoka Godwin-Malife in his Oxford City days before landing a move to Forest Green Rover

STAR graduate Udoka Godwin- Malife is living the dream - and is encouraging Oxford City’s latest batch of academy products to dream big and follow in his footsteps.
Godwin-Malife is a regular in League Two Forest Green Rovers’ promotion chasing first team having joined the club from City’s education programme - now known as Velocity Football - at the age of 16, two years after he had fallen out of love with the gam...

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