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Jim Rollo Returns To Bath City

Bath City legend Jim Rollo has returned to Twerton Park following a short spell with Chippenham Town.
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BATH CITY legend Jim Rollo has returned to Twerton Park following a short spell with Chippenham Town.

Rollo, 36, left the Romans in December last year after making over 470 appearances for them in ten years.

However, his switch to Hardenhuish Park did not work out and he is now back at Bath.

Speaking about his second permanent spell with the club, Rollo told said: “Ten weeks ago I had the hardest decision I’ve made in football, today I had the easiest.

“I am really looking forward to seeing all the lads and being part of Bath City Football Club again.”

Rollo will combine a playing and coaching role and the club’s chairman Manda Rigby is over the moon to be welcoming him back.

“I am beyond delighted Jim is back with Bath City,” she said.

“I know that, in whatever capacity, he will give the best he can, and his return is a huge boost to the club.”

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