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EFFIONG’S LOOKING UP

Top marksman Inih Effiong says he would not have signed for Braintree Town if the club didn’t have ambitions to be successful.
EFFIONG’S LOOKING

By Mitul Samji

GOAL-DEN BOY: Inih Effiong has joined Braintree Town having scored 16 goals for Dagenham & Redbridge last season
PICTURE: Alamy

TOP marksman Inih Effiong says he would not have signed for Braintree Town if the club didn’t have ambitions to be successful.
The Iron are, arguably, the smallest club in Non-League’s top-flight having won promotion in May via the National League South play-offs.
Bookmakers have made them red-hot favourites for an immediate return to Step 2, but ambitious boss Angelo Harrop has raised plenty of eyebrows this summer by strengthening his squa...

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