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It’s treble tops for bold Barwell

BARWELL FC have completed an impressive triple swoop ahead of the new campaign.
Manager Damion Beckford-Quailey has snapped up midfielder Shaquille Master, 28, who returns for a second spell at Kirkby Road having previously turned out for the likes of Nuneaton Borough and Sporting Khalsa.
Barwell have also agreed a deal with 26-year-old defender Dan Brown, ending his eight-year spell at Carlton Town, which yielded over 230 appearances for the Millers and multiple awards.
Beckford-Quailey has also added former Harborough Town, Hinckley LRFC and Corby Town defender Spencer Edwards.

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