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Brad’s got the green for go!

Bradley Pritchard wants to help Lewes keep growing in the coming year – on and off the pitch.

Brad’s got

Ace sows seeds at Lewes
By John Lyons

EXPERIENCED midfielder Bradley Pritchard wants to help Lewes keep growing in the coming year – on and off the pitch.
The 37-year-old former Charlton and Leyton Orient man arrived at the Dripping Pan a couple of years ago – and it wasn’t just for footballing reasons.
“I really got into gardening during lockdown,” he told The NLP. “I live in a flat and there was a community garden below which the residents were happy for me to work on. I learned a lot in lockdown and I tried to see how I could use that along with the community work I do in my day job...

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