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EAGLES TY DOWN KEY DEALS FOR TOP PAIR!

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By Chris Dunlavy

HOMEWARD BOUND: New Bedford striker Tyrone Marsh

BEDFORD Town boss Lee Bircham says the capture of forward Ty Marsh shows how far the ambitious Eagles have come.
Marsh, 31, played in League Two for Oxford United, Macclesfield and Stevenage before joining Boreham Wood in 2020.
He scored 45 goals in 186 National League games for the Hertfordshire side, and last season won promotion from National League South.
Born in Bedford and living in the town with his young family, Marsh let it be known that he’d be interested in playing for the Eagles.
It was an offer...

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