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Lions have grown into Euro giants

Stourbridge claimed a little piece of Real Madrid’s Champions League triumph last weekend – and if Jude Bellingham does the business for England this summer, they can take some credit for that too
Lions have

FROM NON-LEAGUE TO THE BIG INTERNATIONAL STAGE
By Chris Dunlavy

MAKING A MARK: Leamington legend Mark Bellingham,

Inspired young son Jude at Stourbridge

STOURBRIDGE claimed a little piece of Real Madrid’s Champions League triumph last weekend.
If Jude Bellingham does the business for England this summer, they can take some credit for that too.
But for the Step 3 Glass-boys, Madrid’s £105m wonderkid wouldn’t even be a footballer, let alone a global superstar carrying the hopes of a nation into Euro 2024.
The 20-year-old couldn’t have cared less about football until he joined the club’s...

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