Non-League Paper

GOLDEN JIMMY IS STILL FULL OF BEANS!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 November 2017

A new career beckons…

ONE V ONE
A PLAYER’S UPS AND DOWNS IN THE BEAUTIFUL GAME
RUSS PENN
TALKS TO EASTLEIGH STRIKER JAMES CONSTABLE

POWERHOUSE: James Constable in action for Eastleigh and for England C, left. Below: The baked beans depict his nickname

WITH over 600 career appearances to his name, free-scoring James Constable has been there and done it, experiencing the highs and lows of a proper lower league footballer…
SO JIMMY, MANY PEOPLE KNOW YOU AS ‘BEANO’. WHY IS THAT?
The nickname is something I picked up when I was at school; I had red hai...

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