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DAWODU ON SONG FOR CITY

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 March 2019

THEY may be just one tie away from Wembley but Canterbury City hit the headlines for an altogether different reason recently – thanks to the singing talents of Mobolaji Dawodu.
After turning up late for a game, striker Dawodu was forced to sing in front of his teammates and subsequently belted out a rendition of popular Mexican folk song La Bamba. A video of the spectacular performance quickly went viral, which the Canterbury man admits led to a rather surreal few days.
“It was all a bit mad,” he told The NLP. “It was recorded on the Sunday and I was at home the next...

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