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Community spirit makes City a must

I MUST give an extra special mention to Canterbury City for looking after my son on Saturday and making his day so special. In recent home matches, goalkeeper Jack Delo and coach Ada Gower have been inviting my son onto the pitch to help warm the City goalkeeper up and as this was the first time he had gone up to a game on his own, they presented him with a pair of keeper gloves and a club scarf. After the game, the players all made him feel welcome and City coach Ben Brown bought him a drink.
On reaching the semifinal of the FA Vase, the club are really putting the city back on the map and...

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