Non-League Paper

Boss Heapy not happy with Cam

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 May 2026

DIDCOT Town manager Jamie Heapy has told of his disappointment after losing star men Cam Mills to Swindon Supermarine.
Mills enjoyed his first season at Step 4 last season after signing from Milton United, making 46 appearances and contributing ten goals and a number of assists.
But after losing the youngster to a Southern Division One South rival, boss Heapy said: “A lot of time, effort and belief went into bringing Cam to the football club, and after the season he’s had with us, I felt there was still plenty more for him to achieve here.
“Losing a player of hi...

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