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HEAPY IS TO LEARN SO HAPPY A LESSON

HEAPY IS

Diddy on track for a return
By Matt Badcock

COMEBACK KIDS: Didcot Town are looking for an immediate return to Step 3 this season under manager Jamie Heapy, inset top right
PICTURE: Gary Learmouth

JAMIE HEAPY believes Didcot Town are better for their Step 3 experience – but knows they must find more consistency if they want to have a chance of getting back there.
The Railwaymen won promotion through the Southern League Central play-offs two seasons ago but found it tough going in the Southern League Premier South last term.
Heapy – known as Mr Didcot having played ...

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