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SION SIGNS ON FOR KING

SION SIGNS

STEVE KING has continued his summer shopping spree at Hednesford Town by landing highly-rated Step 2 midfielder Sion Spence.
The former Wales U21 international spent time in both the National League North and South last season, featuring for King’s Lynn Town and Havant & Waterlooville.
Spence became the club’s third signing in as many days, and boss King said: “I am absolutely thrilled to get Sion to Keys Park. He was the first player I tried to get when I got the job.
“Goalscoring central midfielders are at a premium, and I fully expect him to get do...

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