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‘We could see his talent back then!’

Chelmsford City boss Robbie Simpson believes the success of his former Exeter City teammate Ollie Watkins is a great example to all players as to what they can achieve.
‘We could

By John Lyons

CHELMSFORD City boss Robbie Simpson believes the success of his former Exeter City teammate Ollie Watkins is a great example to all players as to what they can achieve.
The 28-year-old Aston Villa striker wrote his name into English football folklore by coming off the bench to fire home a magnificent lastgasp winner for England against Holland in Wednesday night’s Euro 2024 semi-final in Dortmund.

It’s a far cry from when he was plying his trade on loan at Weston-super-Mare in 2014-15 and then lining up for Exeter in League Two.
Before the dust had evenen settled on the Thre...

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