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Stan Leech’s in all his Pomp seeing familiar name pop up on his phone

Stan Leech couldn’t quite believe it when Lee Bradbury’s name flashed up on his phone ahead of his move to National League South full-timers Dagenham & Redbridge.
Stanley Leech, second left, with Newmarket Town teammates, and inset, new manager Lee Bradbury playing for Portsmouth

DAGGERS MOVE ‘CRAZY’ FOR LEECH
By Matt Badcock

Stan Leech couldn’t quite believe it when Lee Bradbury’s name flashed up on his phone.
Less than 48 hours later, Newmarket Town’s 25-goal hitman had scored just 21 minutes into his debut for National League South full-timers Dagenham & Redbridge where he has signed a deal until the end of the season.
“It’s a little bit surreal,” Leech tells The NLP. “I am a Portsmouth fan. Obviously my gaffer now, Lee Bradbury, played for Portsmouth.
“It was a bit mad on Thursday night because I had a call off someone and it said ‘Lee Bradbury’. It was cr...

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