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BLUES CAN RHEAD ALL ABOUT IT

BLUES CAN

PEDIGREE: Billericay boss Harry Wheeler, right, with new signing Matt Rhead
PICTURE: Nicky Hayes

THURS 25
MATT Rhead says he has joined Billericay Town for one simple reason – to play regular football.
The National League South side has forked out an undisclosed fee for the Lincoln City striker, who has taken a three-league drop to join on a two-year deal.
In four seasons with the Imps, Rhead, 35, played a key part in helping the club become National League champions in 2016-17, his second promotion from the division following success with Mansfield Town, and their run to an FA ...

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