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Ronnie relishes a family affair

Ronnie Henry says he has fulfilled the final ambition of his 23-year playing career after playing alongside son Louie for Potters Bar Town.
Ronnie relishes

PROUD NON-LEAGUE DADS & LADS
By Chris Dunlavy

FAMILY TIES: Ronnie Henry and little Louis – now they are playing together at Potters Bar Town, inset
PICTURE: Alamy & Potters Bar Town

RONNIE Henry says he has fulfilled the final ambition of his 23-year playing career after playing alongside son Louie for Potters Bar Town.
Stevenage legend Henry, 41, joined the Scholars in June after watching 17-year-old Louie play at the Lantern on loan from his former club last season.
The centre-back even admitted that the possibility of left-back Louie returning to the Isthmian Premier side had ...

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