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IT’S JUST DESERTS FOR MO! Alexander hails £1m man

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By Matt Badcock

RAPID RISE: Mo Eisa has earned a £1m move to Bristol City – just over a year after turning out for Greenwich
PICTURE: Antony Thompson/PSI

MO EISA didn’t even make the Ryman South Team of the Year in 2016-17 – now he’s been sold to the Championship for more than £1 million!
Cheltenham Town had seen enough of the Greenwich Borough striker to take a punt at the end of that campaign where he had scored 20 goals.
Then 23, the League Two Robins signed Eisa on a one-year deal. By the end of August his contract had been extended to 2020 as he w...

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