Non-League Paper

LOUIS: I’VE STILL GOT IT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 May 2018

GOLDEN oldie Jefferson Louis insists he can still find the back of the net – at the ripe age of 39!
The much-travelled striker has returned for a second spell at Farnborough having turned out last season for Banbury and Chesham.
Louis told Boro’s website: “I scored 32 goals last season – I just want to keep playing. I don’t want to be second fiddle to someone else. I feel like I’ve proven myself last season and I feel like I’m a proven goalscorer in this league.”
Louis is joined at Farnborough by George Jeacock, who returns on the back of a...

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